Undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Political Science may apply for the annual Karen Jenkins-King Paper Award. The deadline in March 18. This year, awards will be given for the best undergraduate paper and the best graduate paper in International Relations or Foreign Policy. Each award comes with a very […]
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Political Science students Sarah Strinka and Alissa Iwaniuk are winners of the Karen Jenkins-King undergraduate and graduate paper awards for 2018. Iwaniuk, a second-year student completing the M.A. in Political Science, received this year’s Jenkins-King Award for best graduate essay. Her essay, “When Worlds Collide: The Intersection of Eurasian Regionalism, […]
Read more ›Students majoring in Political Science may apply for the Annual Karen Jenkins-King Paper Award, awarded for the best undergraduate paper and the best graduate paper in International Relations or Foreign Policy. The competition is open to all undergraduate and graduate majors in Political Science. Each award comes with a generous […]
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