Our Georgetown University Chapter held it's first debate on September 13th between Dr. Michael Rubin from the American Enterprise Institute, and Dr. David Edelstien from Georgetown University on U.S. Policy Toward Emerging Nuclear Powers. The debate was moderated by one of the chapter's faculty advisors, Dr. Matthew Kroenig.
For more details, check out this article in The Hoya
Inaugurated this year, the Alexander Hamilton Society Summer Fellowship provides scholarships to AHS students pursuing unpaid internships in Washington, D.C. in the fields of foreign policy, national security, and economic statecraft. The fellowship underwrites and encourages students to pursue their professional interests in line with the mission and goals of the Alexander Hamilton Society. Summer Fellows also participate in the AHS Summer Series, educational and professional programming for all AHS students interning in Washington.
Congratulations to our University of Wisconsin, Madison chapter for a successful event and for being featured in The Badger Herald!
The Alexander Hamilton Society would like to formally announce our new AHS Summer Fellowship! In order to encourage students who have demonstrated leadership, academic achievement, and an interest in public service to pursue summer work relating to the mission of the Alexander Hamilton Society, AHS will award up to five, $3,000 grants to highly qualified and motivated students, with priority given to AHS Chapter Officers, who have secured unpaid internships relating to foreign policy, national security, and economic statecraft.
Located in Simi Valley, California, the Hamilton Society sends a delegation of AHS chapter officers every year to the Reagan Presidential Library to be amongst the top defense and security professionals in the field. We had a total of 27 delegates representing AHS chapters from 16 different universities this year!
Congrats to our Georgetown Chapter for being featured in two different publications for their most recent event! The Hoya and The Walsh School of Foreign Services website
Congrats to our University of Texas, Austin chapter for being featured in The Daily Texan! Their event on whether or not the world benefits from a strong U.S. military allowed for a wonderful discussion on issues that are not examined enough.
Our Ohio State University Chapter's most recent debate was featured in two publications: The Lantern and The Buckeye's Blog
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