At the conclusion of the events, PSA Congressional Fellows work together in bipartisan groups to produce a final project that gives them the opportunity to use their new skills and knowledge to tackle a foreign policy challenge they face in their jobs. Fellows are encouraged to pursue projects that are of benefit to both their Members and to the broader policy discourse. Below are examples of past projects:
Congressional Briefings
- Bipartisan Resources for Congressional Staff. Toni-Marie Calabrese, Kari Fuglesten and Lynne Weil.
- U.S. Policy Towards Cuba: Key Considerations for Developing a Long Term Strategy. Algene Sajery and Monica Sanders
- Polar Security: Sovereignty and Security in the Arctic. Maria Bowie.
- Status of the Nuclear Fuel Bank. Dahlia Reed, Ashley Stover, and Jon Rosenbaum.
- The 2009 G8 Initiative on Global Food Security and Implementing Effective Agriculture Development Policies. Christina Crooks, Mike Darner, and Dan Zeitlin.
- Emerging Terrorism in Northern Africa. Sarah Holland, Pablo Duran, and Tyler Stephens.
- Options for Poppy Eradication in Afghanistan. George Tagg.
- Understanding the U.S. - Pakistan Relationship: A Focus on Trade and National Security. Cybil Roehrenbeck and Maheen Siddiqui.
Papers
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