Summer Seminar Search

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June 19-25, Yale University, New Haven, CT
A rich exploration of the historical, economic, and philosophical foundations of a free society and the application of those ideas to contemporary issues. Ideal for undergraduates interested in an introduction to politics and classical liberal ideas.

June 5-11, Bryn Mawr College (outside Philadelphia, PA)
Get career advice from experienced journalists, learn political and economic tools of analysis, and explore how libertarian principles apply to journalism. For students of any major interested in a journalism career.

May 29-June 4, George Mason University, Washington, DC
Learn new approaches and alternative solutions to social and economic policy problems using classical liberal principles. For students and young professionals interested in policy and political science.

July 10-16, Trinity University, Washington, DC
Learn how the libertarian tradition can be applied to particular policy issues and receive career advice from successful policy scholars and professionals. For undergraduates and recent graduates pursuing careers in public policy.

May 29-June 4, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC June 19-25
Chapman University, Orange County, CA An intense, interdisciplinary exploration of classical liberal and libertarian thought for undergraduates, recent graduates, and early graduate students familiar with the libertarian perspective.

July 30–Aug 1, Loyola University, Chicago, IL
Learn how the ideas of liberty can influence K-12 education. A seminar for students and recent graduates of all majors interested in education.

July 24-30, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
Undertake a rigorous and interdisciplinary evaluation of the economic system, examining timeless questions about society, human nature, and government.For students and recent graduates interested in exploring the past, present, and future of the free market system.

Bryn Mawr College (outside Philadelphia, PA)
For undergraduates interested in discussing globalization and the challenges of sustainable development from the libertarian perspective.

June 12-18, Bryn Mawr College (outside Philadelphia, PA)
Interdisciplinary research workshop for graduate students interested in the classical liberal perspective and how leading academics are applying it to their work.

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