On Wednesday, April 10th, students from New Hampshire met with their Member of Congress, Rep. Anne McLane Kuster, at her office in the Cannon House Office Building. The students, who attend the University of New Hampshire and Stonehill College, engaged Representative Kuster on issues such as:   | View Full Article

Five students from New Jersey met with Rep. Robert E. Andrews in the Rayburn Room of the U.S. Capitol on April 12th to speak with him about issues important to the students. Attending this meeting were students Katharyn Nicolle, Wyatt Sklar, Katelyn Nawoyski, Katie Mount, and Jennifer Sime.   | View Full Article

On April 11th, three TWC students traveled to the Longworth House Office Building to meet their Member of Congress, Rep. Dave Loebsack. The students, who attend the University of Northern Iowa, Cornell College, and the University of Iowa, spoke with Rep. Loebsack (a former college professor of political science) on topics such as:   | View Full Article

Rep. Stephen Fincher (R-TN) opened his doors to two TWC students on Thursday, April 11th. Rep. Fincher, who represents Tennessee's 8th District, sat down with the students in his office in the Longworth House Office Building for a public policy discussion covering topics such as immigration, healthcare, and education funding (specifically, government-backed student loans).   | View Full Article

Rep. Joe Heck (NV-R) hosted TWC intern and Ball State University student Jacqueline Vokoun in his Cannon House Office Building suite on Tuesday, April 9th. Rep. Heck, who represents the 3rd district of Nevada, spoke with Jacqueline on issues like tourism, education costs, and the Violence Against Women Act. Rep. Heck was very personable and spoke candidly. After a half an hour of solid discussion, Jacqueline took photos with the Congressman. Her visit even earned a mention and a photo on Rep. | View Full Article

During the third Simpson-Mineta Leaders Series (SMLS) of the spring semester, TWC welcomed back Rodell Mollineau, President of Washington, D.C.-based Super Political Action Committee, American Bridge 21st Century. | View Full Article