Friday Dec 1, 2023
Amy Shuffelton (Loyola Chicago, Philosophy)
Friday Dec 1, 2023
Pamela Ban's research interests are in American politics and political economy. She focuses on electoral politics, legislatures, political parties, and how these institutions influence the behavior of political actors. Currently, she is working on various projects that study congressional committees, power within Congress, and lobbying. She received a PhD in Political Economy and Government from Harvard University in 2018 and a BA in Applied Mathematics from Harvard University in 2012.…
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Friday Dec 1, 2023
The Hesburgh Democracy Fellows holiday celebration promises to be a festive and joyous event. With an atmosphere filled with camaraderie and holiday spirit, attendees can look forward to an evening of fun and laughter.
The event will feature a delightful array of refreshments.
It's a fantastic opportunity for Fellows to come together, relax, and celebrate the holiday season in the spirit of democracy and unity.…
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