Miami University Inside Washington Alumni

This is the official page for Alumni of the Miami University Inside Washington Program.

The Inside Washington program is unlike any other program in the country. Students have the unique opportunity to engage in small group meetings with prominent politicians, newsmakers, journalists and other Washington-based figures. They also ride the coattails of previous students into highly-competitive internships in the field of their choice.

08/20/2015

is TODAY, and we hope you'll use this nationwide event to think local.

Support the MUAADC Scholarship Fund specifically when you make a contribution: http://miamialum.org/DCAS

Established by the DC Alumni Board in 2013, this endowment will provide scholarship support to undergraduate students participating in the Inside Washington Program.

As the Class of 2019 arrives in Oxford to begin its life-changing Miami journey, alumni and friends across the nation and around the globe will again rally together to show their support and make a statement about our Miami Family.

begins at 6am EST Thursday, Aug. 20, and lasts 20 hours and 19 minutes. Our goals are 2,019 donors in honor of our entering class and a fun, interactive day of celebrating Miami University all over the World Wide Web.

Make your gift or learn more at http://miamialum.org/DCAS.

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03/06/2013

Check out the new pictures of our Spring 2013 Group! They're now in their second week of internships in DC

03/06/2013

Notes on whether American democracy is working

02/07/2013

Ezra Klein argues that America has become much more democratic than our Founding Fathers intended.

What do you think? Have we missed the mark as a country or are we moving in the right direction?

Miss the lecture last night? read notes here

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/02/06/notes-on-whether-american-democracy-is-working/

Notes on whether American democracy is working I'm part of a panel on this topic tonight at Miami University in Ohio. If you're in the area, come out! If you're not, I thought I'd share some rough notes. Feedback welcome.