Political Science

POLITICAL SCIENCE — Her work includes riding the bus and walking along train tracks. She also wheels a wagon full of bottled water around Eugene. For Sarah Koski, who graduated with a degree in political science in 2006 from the University of Oregon’s College of Arts and Sciences, she has her dream job: supporting the unhoused community in Lane County, Oregon. 

POLITICAL SCIENCE - Voters are in a way acting as lawmakers, as some states see an increase in ballot measures, spanning from county or city-level ordinances to state constitutional amendments, according to research by Madison Schroder, a political science PhD candidate at the University of Oregon College of Arts and Sciences.

POLITICAL SCIENCE - Years before Sravya Tadepalli started working as a senior legislative advisor at the Oregon Employment Department, she was a Clark Honors College student studying political science and journalism. As a UO student, she received some of the highest honors for an undergrad, including being a Truman Scholar and Rhodes Scholar finalist. After the UO, Tadepalli went to graduate school at Harvard University to earn a master’s degree in public policy.