At the AHI’s April Colloquium, Robert Paquette announced the creation in Rochester, New York, of the first branching of the AHI: AHI-WEST. Professor Michael Rizzo, a senior fellow of the AHI and an economist at the University of Rochester, will direct AHI-WEST. The AHI is pleased to announce that the Apgar Foundation, headquartered in Indianapolis, [...]
Steven Pet, an AHI Undergraduate Fellow, has received the Robert G. Bottoms Award from DePauw University, Greencastle Indiana, for “best analytical essay” at the Fourth Annual Undergraduate Ethics Symposium. Mr. Pet, a history major at Hamilton College from Milford Connecticut, is advised by AHI co-founder Douglas Ambrose. […]
Hamilton College has awarded AHI Undergraduate Fellow Marta Johnson from Austin, Texas, the Katharine Eckman ’09 Internship for 2011. The internship was established in memory of Katharine C. Eckman (Hamilton Class ’09) and provides a generous summer stipend for a student interested in advancing his or her interest in politics, government, and public policy. […]
The Alexander Hamilton Institute has awarded the third annual Bakwin Fellowship to Mary Grabar, an instructor in English at Emory University. Dr. Grabar received her Ph. D. in English in 2002 from the University of Georgia. […]
Cobus van der Ven, an AHI undergraduate fellow, graduating senior, math major, and member of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity of Hamilton College, will present “A Philosophical Defense of a Moderate College Speech Code.” His presentation will take place on 19 April at 7:30 in the Banquet Room of the Alexander Hamilton Institute. […]
Max Brindle, an AHI Undergraduate Fellow, has received a position in the Associate Program of the Charles G. Koch Foundation in Washington, D. C. Max, from Alexandria, Virginia, is a senior government major at Hamilton College. […]
The AHI sponsored the appearance on Saturday, 25 March, of undergraduate fellows Noah Bishop and Thomas Cheeseman at The Fourth Annual Undergraduate Scholars Conference at Princeton University. […]
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History has chosen AHI undergraduate fellow Steven Pet as one of thirty recipients nationwide of a National Scholars award to attend a summer seminar in June of this year in New York City. […]
Event: The Fourth Annual Undergraduate Scholars Conference on the American Polity Host: The James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions, Princeton University Cosponsors: The Tocqueville Forum on the Roots of American Democracy, Georgetown University and The Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy, Boston College […]
