December Student Newsletter: Quick Links

1. Applying to Grad School? Reach out for resources and support!
2. Seeking intellectual inspiration? New programs in your inbox.
3. Don't miss these opportunities with our partners.

For undergrads seeking a career in ideas

• Applying to Grad School? IHS is committed to helping you develop your academic potential. Are you thinking about graduate school, or have already started the application process? Contact IHS for resources and support.


• Join IHS at LibertyCon (March 2-4, 2018)! Meet with us in Washington, DC, and we can help connect you to new opportunities. Don’t miss the IHS-sponsored “Capitalism vs Socialism 2018” debate at LibertyCon featuring Professor Bryan Caplan and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges. See you there!

New opportunities in your inbox

• Intellectual Inspiration. Are you exploring the big ideas? From online resources to on-campus programs – IHS helps students connect. Sign up to learn about our upcoming spring programs.

Upcoming opportunities

Conferences

• Ethics Across The Curriculum, Washington DC, March 9-10, 2018. Georgetown Center for the Study of Markets and Ethics invites applications from graduate students and undergraduates to participate in this funded seminar. Contact mjd289@georegetown.edu.

• Manchester Center for Political Theory Workshop. Manchester, UK, September 11-13.

• Injustice, Resistance and Progress. London School of Economics, June 4-5. Call for papers January 12. Contact aicohen@gsu.edu.

 
Opportunities for Students

• MA Hayek Economics Fellowships. New York University. Students should apply directly to NYU. Deadline January 15. For Hayek fellowship, contact Professor Mario Rizzo at rizzo@nyu.edu.

• Essay Contest: Restoring the Constitutional Congress. The Federalist Society has five awards open to anyone under 40.

• Essay Contest: Freedom of Expression in the University. The Institute for Liberal Studies has essay contests for graduate and undergraduate students studying in Canada or a Canadian resident. Deadline February 28.

• Alternative Money University. Alternative Money University (AMU) is an academic workshop for advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students with a particular interest in monetary economics. July 15 – 18, 2018 in Washington, DC. Interested students should apply by January 31, 2018.

• 2018 AEI Summer Honors Program. Over the course of four weeks in June 2018, top undergraduate students from across the country will have the opportunity to participate in intensive public policy seminars with AEI scholars and other experts at AEI HQ in Washington, DC. Early decision deadline: December 30, 2017.

• Oikonomia Scholarship Program. The Acton Institute offers scholarships to undergraduates pursuing any field of study who want to tie their studies to the deep questions in life. Deadline December 31.