Our newly chartered chapter at Vanderbilt University recently held a debate on “America’s Role in the World” featuring Dr. Colin Dueck from George Mason University and Dr. Katherine Carroll…

For their first event, The Ohio State Chapter hosted Dr. Phil Levy from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Professor Bin Yu from Ohio State on "U.S. Trade Policy towards China" moderated by Professor Peter Mansoor, the Chapter's Faculty Advisor…

The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is seeking full-time and part-time interns to work at the national office in Washington, D.C during the fall 2018 semester. AHS interns would assist in planning and executing chapter programming and national events. They will help manage the AHS national database, and support AHS’s website, social media outreach…

The Alexander Hamilton Society recently completed its flagship program: the Alexander Hamilton Society National Institute. This fully funded, one-week seminar-style course took place in Washington, D.C. from June 3, 2018 – June 10, 2018..

We had a great time this last June at our Annual Student Leadership Conference where chapter leaders from all over the country come together in Washington, D.C. to discuss chapter effectiveness, foreign policy and national security issues, and career development. Awards were given to the following chapters…

The Alexander Hamilton Society Summer Fellowship provides grants 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…

Our Ohio State University Chapter had a huge turnout for their debate on "Israel and the U.S.: The Relationship and its Future." featuring Dr. Steven David from Johns Hopkins University versus Dr. John Quigley from Ohio State and moderated by the AHS OSU Chapter's faculty advisor Dr. Peter Mansoor…

Our Texas A&M University Chapter hosted a great debate on "Russian Interests in Eastern Europe and how the West should respond" featuring Ian Brzezinski from the Atlantic Council versus Professor Charles Herman from Texas A&M…

Alexander Hamilton Society Advisory Board Member Ambassador John Bolton Appointed National Security Advisor. Washington, D.C. (April 9, 2018) — The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) congratulates Advisory Board member Ambassador John Bolton…

The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is seeking full-time and part-time interns to work at the national office in Washington, D.C during the 2018 summer. AHS interns would assist in planning and executing summer programming and national events…

The Alexander Hamilton Society would like to formally announce our 2018 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…

The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is excited to announce the launch of the inaugural Alexander Hamilton Society National Institute! This one-week seminar-style course will take place June 3rd through June 10th, 2018 in Washington, D.C. and will explore the foundational framework of Hamiltonian studies. Comprising of two classroom sessions per day with leading AHS faculty, the National Institute will educate students in the first principles…

Marquette hosted its last event of the Fall Semester on November 28th featuring Dr. Michael Rubin from the American Enterprise Institute. The event was a great discussion on a rising Kurdistan. You can learn more about it via this article by the Marquette Wire…

Aron was recently awarded the Schwarzman Scholarship. He is among 140 recipients selected from more than 4,000 applicants worldwide! To learn more about the scholarship and Aron, you can visit Duke Today

In a exclusive partnership, the Hamilton Society sponsors a delegation of AHS chapter officers to attend the Reagan National Defense Forum (RNDF) held at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. The RNDF has become the nation's premier gathering of defense professionals and a unique opportunity for Hamilton students to be exposed to critical issues to the nation's security…

Our Duke University Chapter held a debate between Dan Blumenthal from the American Enterprise Institute and Professor Bruce Jentleson from Duke University on North Korea's Nuclear Strategy and Relationship with China. 

For more info you can check out this article in The Chronicle.

The debate focused on an important and salient question of today's national security policy makers: "Should the U.S. Modernize its Nuclear Arsenal". The debate featured Dr. Matthew Kroenig from Georgetown University and the Atlantic Council and Dr. Daniel Deudney from Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Steven David was the moderator and did an excellent job pushing both speakers on their positions. 

You can check out the article from the Johns Hopkins Newsletter here!

The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Sydney Scribner as its new Program Development Assistant, effective immediately. 

Our Johns Hopkins University Chapter recently held a debate on October 10th between Dan Blumenthal from the American Enterprise Institute and Dr. Marvin Ott, a professor at Johns Hopkins University. The debate focused on how the U.S. should respond to China's aggression in the South China Sea. Dr. Steven David from Johns Hopkins moderated the debate.

For more coverage see The Johns Hopkins Newsletter.

Our University of Wisconsin, Madison Chapter held their first debate of the year on October 4th on the Syrian Civil War and the potential endgames. The debate was between Michael Singh from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and Professor Andrew Kydd from the University of Wisconsin. The Chapter's President Emeritus Sam Alhadeff moderated. 

To read more check out the article in The Badger Herald