Application Instructions
To apply, click on the application link. Once you have created an account and filled in the general information, you must select or fill in the name of a campus liaison or faculty sponsor who must approve your application if you are an undergraduate. Once approved, your application will be reviewed by The Washington Center. If accepted, you will receive an email notification and instructions to log in again to complete the housing request and emergency contact information. You may pay the deposit, if applicable, by credit card by calling The Washington Center finance office. Unless your institution is paying for the program, you will receive an invoice from The Washington Center. Full payment is required by Dec. 22, 2009.
The faculty director is carefully chosen to provide expert advice on the academic program, including readings, speakers, and topics. Faculty leaders are usually experienced, full-time faculty members at colleges and universities from across the nation who are experts in fields related to the seminar. They provide guidance and facilitate learning outside of the large formal settings.The support students receive from faculty leaders is often one of the most valuable aspects of the seminar experience.
Faculty leaders, all of whom have a master's or Ph.D. degree, are chosen for their exceptional teaching skills and are assigned to work with up to approximately 15 students for the duration of the program. They direct the small-group discussions and serve as advisers, facilitators, and supervisors for the seminar participants. They are also responsible for providing a recommended grade for each student.
The faculty director is carefully chosen to provide expert advice on the academic program, including readings, speakers, and topics. Faculty leaders are usually experienced, full-time faculty members at colleges and universities from across the nation who are experts in fields related to the seminar. They provide guidance and facilitate learning outside of the large formal settings.The support students receive from faculty leaders is often one of the most valuable aspects of the seminar experience.
Once you have created an account and filled in the general information, you must select or fill in the name of a campus liaison or faculty sponsor who must approve your application if you are an undergraduate. Once approved, your application will be reviewed by The Washington Center.
Past seminar speakers have included:
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Ann Compton, Charlie Cook, Sam Donaldson, Chuck Hagel (R-NE), Ted Koppel, Brian Lamb, |
Andrea Mitchell, Clarence Page, Dana Perino, Antonin Scalia, Bob Schieffer, Bob Woodward, |
The price of the seminar includes housing in a shared apartment. There is no reduction in fees for students not living in Washington Center housing. Services generally include: high speed Internet connection; TV and basic cable; local telephone service; basic linens.
Housing assignments are sent out approximately two weeks prior to check-in. Check-in will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the dates indicated. All seminar fees must be paid before a participant will be allowed to check-in. The Washington Center interns for Spring 2010 who attend this seminar receive no-cost housing between the end of the seminar and the check-in date for the internship, although the room assignment may change during the interim.
Inside WashingtonBoth Weeks: January 3-15, 2010
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$2,055 two weeks |
Congress and the Obama PresidencyWeek One: January 3-8, 2010 $1,755 one week
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Politics and the MediaWeek Two: Jan. 10 – 15, 2010 $1,755 one week
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* Program fee does not include food, travel or personal expenses.
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