Published:
June 14, 2021
The sixth cohort of graduate students in the LBJ School of Public Affairs's unique and accelerated DC Concentration have begun their Policy Apprenticeships and coursework in Washington, DC
While in DC, these Master of Public Affairs and Master of Global Policy Studies students take evening coursework as well as their required, simultaneous six-month (June–December 2021) Policy Apprenticeship at a public or private policy organization throughout the city, before graduating early in December 2021.
"I chose the DC program because it provided me with the opportunity to work on policy goals at the federal level with some of the biggest players in the policy game." —Sean McDaniel, MPAff-DC
2021 Policy Apprenticeship Placements
Tyler Baines, MPAff-DC
Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness (CREC)
Baongan Chuor, MGPS-DC
Andrew Keller, MPAff-DC
Daniel Lecomte, MPAff-DC
Partnership for Public Service
Sean McDaniel, MPAff-DC
Brianna Murphy, MPAff-DC
Archnashree Nellan, MPAff-DC
National Endowment for the Arts
Janneth Perales, MPAff-DC
Amy Phillips, MPAff-DC
"I'm very happy I chose to work for Results for America! I think it's a great match, and I'm very pleased with the types of assignments I have been given thus far. I'm going to learn a LOT." —Brianna Murphy, MPAff-DC