Get Involved
Students play an integral role in fulfilling our commitment to reimagining politics and public service. From serving on our Student Advisory Board to increasing voter engagement through the GU Votes initiative, there are many ways to get involved with GU Politics! Students are welcome in the GU Politics basement (Healy G-18) any time and can check our website and social media for discussion group times and office hours during the school year.
Have questions about getting involved with GU Politics?
Sign up to meet with Vivian Mateos Zuñiga, GU Politics’ assistant director of programming for student engagement, to learn more.
Capitol Campus Student Advisory Board (NEW)
As GU Politics moves into a new era with expanded programming on the Capitol Campus, we’re excited to announce the formation of its newest student leadership group – the Capitol Campus Student Advisory Board (CCSAB). Like its companion group on the Hilltop, the CCSAB helps inform GU Politics programming for students on the Capitol Campus. Consisting exclusively of both undergraduate and graduate McCourt students, they advise staff, helping us to remain connected to the unique needs of their Cap Campus peers and help expand our reach by marketing involvement opportunities to new student populations. CCSAB members gain valuable leadership experience, receiving exclusive access to our programming, and assist GU Politics staff in their commitment to helping students reimagine politics and public service. This group meets regularly throughout the semester, and will stay closely connected with their peers on the Hilltop Student Advisory Board. GU Politics is seeking members for the inaugural Capitol Campus Student Advisory Board now.
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