| Edit | Title | Name | Show icon | Quote | Degree and Year | Affiliation | Read more links | Tags | Last Modified | Published |
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| Edit | PS - Career - Katherine Frega - I am Maxwell. | Katherine Frega | Yes | Pursuing the policy studies program as a pre-med was critical for me to be able to understand legislation and policymaking as a future medical provider. I’ve been asked to serve as a member of the board for the Alliance for Fertility Preservation, as I will begin my time as a physician in a few short months.” | ’16 B.A. | policy studies; medical student, research assistant, Upstate Medical University |
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| Edit | PS - Zackary Blas - I am Maxwell. | Zackary Blas | Yes | As a first-generation college student, I was never passionate about school until I entered the policy studies program and found what I was truly good at. The program motivated me to make the most of my college experience and gain skills in a variety of different fields. I was able to triple-major. This desire for growth and development led me to pursue my Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) and a data analytics certificate. At graduation, I accepted a position in D.C. that will allow me to apply everything that I’ve learned in college. My parents and I could not be happier with this outcome, and we attribute a lot of my success to the policy studies program. | ’20 B.A, ’21 M.P.A. | Triple major: policy studies, political science, and environment, sustainability and policy; public sector advisory associate, Grant Thorton |
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5/5/2022 | 9/10/2021 |
| Edit | CCE - Apply - Sofia Rossi - I am Maxwell. | Sofia Rossi | Yes | “I applied to CCE because I wanted to be surrounded by people who are as dedicated to social change and action as I am. As a CCE student, I am learning not only to pinpoint a societal problem, but also how to take real, tangible action in order to directly address the issue and make a change.” | ’22 | Double major: CCE, policy studies |
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5/5/2022 | 9/10/2021 |
| Edit | CCE - Community Partners - Lia Chabot - Helping Syracuse thrive | Lia Chabot | No | Lia Chabot arrived at Syracuse University with a passion for economics and graduated with two degrees—and the Chancellor's Award for Public Engagement—that reflect her academic and research prowess, compassion and commitment to activism. Working with the City of Syracuse Department of Neighborhood and Business Development and the Maxwell X Lab, Chabot’s data analysis revealed potential mortgage fraud that resulted in litigation. | '21 | Double major: CCE, economics, Renée Crown University Honors Program |
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| Edit | PSC - PHD - Claire Sigsworth | Claire Sigsworth | No | Doctoral student Claire Sigsworth ’17 M.A. (PSc) co-authored with Professor Thomas Keck, the Michael O. Sawyer Chair of Constitutional Law and Politics, the recently published paper “Diplomats in Robes: Judicial Career Paths and Free Speech Decision-Making at the European Court of Human Rights” in Law & Social Inquiry. Their findings show that former career is related to judicial voting patterns in free speech cases. | '17 M.A. (PSc) | Ph.D. student, political science |
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| Edit | CCE - Careers - Alex Lynch - I am Maxwell | Alex Lynch | Yes | Alex Lynch initially imagined himself working in environmental infrastructure, but over the course of the CCE program, he developed passions and skills that led him to his dream job at the NYPD. “My CCE project is what brought me to DPS and crime. Once I began work at DPS and gained exposure to investigations and crime analysis, that really piqued my interest in the field and made me want to go further.” | '16 CCE, POLITICAL SCIENCE | Crime Gun Intelligence Specialist III, U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives |
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| Edit | CCE - Emerson Womble - I am Maxwell | Emerson Womble | Yes | I wanted to find a way to use the academic disciplines I was learning to make a positive impact on my community. CCE gave me that unique, hands-on experience that I would not have found solely in my other majors.” | ’20 | B.A., citizenship and civic engagement, economics, political science |
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| Edit | **DELETE?** PSC - Erika Carter Grosso - Collaboration drives innovation | Erika Carter Grosso | No | Evidence of continued reduction in the age‐at‐death disparity between adults with and without intellectual and/or developmental disabilities," co-authored by sociology faculty Scott Landes and Janet Wilmoth, along with social science Ph.D. student Erika Carter Grosso '10 MA (PSc), was published in the Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities | '10 MA (PSC) | Ph.D. candidate, Social Science |
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| Edit | PSC - Angely Martinez - Being in Maxwell | Angely Martinez | Yes | Being in Maxwell and part of the larger Syracuse University, we have more than enough resources for students to receive grants and scholarships, but also to collaborate with faculty whether you are interested in quantitative studies, qualitative studies or doing a mixed method approach." | M.A. ’16, Ph.D. ’21 | State Department |
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4/22/2024 | 8/3/2021 |
| Edit | Gretchen Coleman - Vote of Confidence | Gretchen Coleman | No | Gretchen Coleman founded Ballot Z to increase youth voting in her home state of Illinois. She says her studies, combined with Ballot Z and the possibility of a Truman Scholarship—the nation’s premier award for those pursuing public service leadership—will help prepare her for a career in election reform. “Many young people don’t vote because they don’t realize how easy it is to do.” | '22 | B.A. political science, B.A. political philosophy |
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2/6/2023 | 7/20/2021 |