Events at the IOP

  1. A Public Address by Senator Dick Durbin

    Thursday February 1 - 6:00pm

    Introductory Remarks by
    Drew Gilpin Faust
    President of Harvard University

    A public address by
    Dick Durbin
    United States Senator, Illinois
    Bill Delahunt (Moderator)
    Acting Director, Institute of Politics
    Former United States Representative, Massachusetts

    ***Valid Harvard ID Required to Attend This Event***

  2. State of the Union Address Watch Event

    Tuesday January 30 - 8:15pm

    Join us for a discussion & interactive viewing of the 2018 SOTU with President Donald J. Trump on the Forum Big Screen.

    Democratic Response by
    Joseph Kennedy III
    U.S. Representative from Massachusetts
    Member of Institute of Politics Senior Advisory Committee


    Pizza & Refreshments will be served!

  3. The Revolution in American Trade Policy

    Tuesday January 30 - 6:00pm

    Introductory Remarks by
    Lawrence H. Summers
    Charles W. Eliot University Professor of Harvard University
    Co-Director, Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, Harvard Kennedy School

    A Conversation with
    Michael B. Froman
    United States Trade Representative (2013-2017)
    Klein Fellowship in Economic Diplomacy, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
    Distinguished Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
    Nicholas Burns (Moderator)
    Roy and Barbara Goodman Family Professor of the Practice of Diplomacy and International Relations, HKS
    Faculty Director, Future of Diplomacy Project; Faculty Chair, Middle East Initiative, HKS

  4. Public Service Summer Opportunities Info Session

    Tuesday January 30 - 12:00pm

    The Institute of Politics, with the Center for Public Interest Careers and the Phillip Brooks House Association (PBHA) will host drop-in hours on public service summer opportunities. Drop by the Parlor Room of PBHA on January 30th from 12:00-1:30PM to learn more about spending your summer in public service. Pinocchio’s Pizza will be served (while slices last).

  5. Lessons from Iceland: A Nation Striving to Punch Above Its Weight in a Globalized World

    Friday January 26 - 4:00pm

    A public address by
    His Excellency
    Guðni Thorlacius Jóhannesson
    President of Iceland

    John P. Holdren (Moderator)
    Teresa and John Heinz Professor of Environmental Policy, HKS
    Co-Director, Science, Technology and Public Policy Program, HKS
    Faculty Co-Lead, HKS Arctic Initiative
    Chair, White House Arctic Executive Steering Committee, 2015-2017

  6. IOP Director's Internship Info Session: Apply Now

    Wednesday January 24 - 5:00pm

    Learn more about IOP's signature Director's Internship Program on Wednesday, January 24th at 5:00PM in Littauer 166. The Director's Internship Program offers over 100 fully funded positions in politics and public service throughout the US and internationally.

    Stop by for more information on applying to the program and to find out if the Director's Internship program is a great fit for your summer internship plans.

  7. IOP Director's Internship Information Session

    Friday December 8 - 2:00pm

    Join the Internships and Career Services Team on December 8th at 2pm in L166 for a Director's Internship Information Session. The 2018 Director's Internship program offers over 100 posittions in politics and public service. These positions are open to current Harvard College undergraduates who will be returing to campus in fall 2018 and have not previously held a Director's Internship. Successful applicants receive a stipend of $5000 domestically. We look forward to covering important information about the upcoming application cycle and answering your questions about applying to the IOP's signature internship program. 

  8. Race, Gender, and Mayoral Leadership

    Thursday November 30 - 8:00am

    Have breakfast w/ Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson (Gary, IN), Latoya Cantrell (Mayor-Elect, New Orleans, LA) and Vi Lyles (Mayor-Elect, Charlotte, NC) as they discuss the role of race and gender in their pahts to state and local office on Thursday, November 30th at 8:00AM in L166.

     

     

  9. Diversifying Party Leadership: A Conversation with Karen Carter Peterson

    Wednesday November 29 - 8:00am

    Karen Cater Peterson is the DNC Vice-Chair of Civic Engagement and Voter Participation and, sersves in the Louisiana State Senate and also serves as Chair of the Louisiana Democratic Party. Join Karen for a discussion on diversifying DNC leadership ahead of 2018 midterms and the 2020 presidential election.

  10. Cities as Laboratories for Innovation: What the Country Can Learn

    Tuesday November 28 - 6:00pm

    Mayor Peter Buttigieg, South Bend, IN
    Mayor Sly James, Kansas City, MO
    Mayor Sharon Weston Broome, Baton Rouge, LA
    Jorrit de Jong (Moderator)
    Faculty Director of the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative

  11. Lottery: Institute of Politics New Mayors Conference

    Tuesday November 28 - 9:00am

    The Institute of Politics biennial Seminar on Transition for Newly Elected Mayors brings together mayors-elect from more than 20 cities with populations greater than 75,000. Developed in collaboration with the U.S. Conference of Mayors, attendees have the opportunity to participate in intensive programs on major urban policy issues, effective leadership and governance strategies.

    A limited number of observer seats are available to Harvard ID holders by lottery. To see the complete program agenda and sign up for sessions, please go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwgeJS_i-kIpRpBcOsshbuzym4TCSykPwAhVuAG_yFovr4Yg/viewform

  12. Fifty Years Later: What American Politics Today Can Learn from the Legacy of Robert Kennedy

    Monday November 27 - 6:45pm

    Kerry Kennedy          
    President, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights
    Human Rights Activist and Writer
    Chris Matthews
    Host, Hardball with Chris Matthews
    Author, Bobby Kennedy: A Raging Spirit
    Mike Barnicle (Moderator)
    Print and broadcast journalist
    Social and political commentator

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