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A New Chapter for GU Politics
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Institute of Politics and Public Service
And it’s in that spirit of change that I want you to hear directly from me: this fall will be my last semester leading GU Politics.
And with the shifting landscape of public service, and the opportunities afforded by the new Capitol Campus, fresh perspectives will help GU Politics keep evolving with the moment.
Mo’s leadership has helped a generation of Hoyas cut through polarization, understand how the political system actually works, and prepare for meaningful careers in public service.
The Institute of Politics and Public Service is a vital part of the McCourt School of Public Policy and the broader Georgetown community.
It has an essential role to play in shaping the future of public service, and I am excited for what lies ahead.