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Historical Introduction to American Government and Politics- POLSC 110
Recent Faculty Publications
- Roosevelt House Professor’s Biography of Freedom Fighter Tops Indian Bestseller List
- RH Public Policy Program Faculty Member and Hunter College Political Scientist, Sanford F. Schram Receives Prestigious Book Award
- Roosevelt House Human Rights Program Director Jessica Neuwirth authored the Commentary: Commercial surrogacy bill further erodes the rights of women in The Times Union
- Roosevelt House Faculty Associate William A. Herbert quoted in Marketplace
- Roosevelt House Faculty Associate William A. Herbert quoted in the Gothamist
Roosevelt House News
- Roosevelt House Featured in Publisher’s Weekly “In Brief: March 14, 2024”
- Roosevelt House in “The Nation” — Will Human Rights Survive?
- Meryl Streep at Hunter Fete for Universal Human Rights Declaration
- Women’s Forum on Afghanistan Holds Media Briefing at Roosevelt House
- Roosevelt House mourns the passing of Dr. Anita Arrow Summers
Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College Historical Introduction to American Government and Politics- POLSC 110
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