By Audrey tillman Hi everyone! I’m Audrey, PLEN’s intern and I’m currently studying abroad in Amsterdam. So far I have visited Barcelona, London, Florence, and Rome. I'm heading to Paris and Vienna next month to visit friends. Studying abroad and being able to travel like this has always been one of my biggest dreams, and … Continue reading plen abroad: Audrey’s intern experience at plen
By Neleigh rush This January (2024) I was able to travel to D.C. to experience the Public Policy seminar presented by PLEN. This seminar was a great experience for me. Going into this event I was very unsure of what to expect but the moment I got there I felt that I could accomplish anything. … Continue reading Neleigh’s experience with the 2024 plen public policy seminar
By Nadia DeCastris, PLEN Interim Program AssociateAs I am wrapping up my senior year of college, I have a significant amount of time to reflect on the experiences I have had while an undergrad. While most of my adventures have been wonderful, quite a few experiences that have allowed me to lead and produce content … Continue reading Everything I learned working at plen
Maya Lynch attended PLEN's 2021 Public Policy Seminar. Read more about her experience here!
It's the end of January. You've spent all month hearing about resolutions: whether about how important it is to set them or how most people quit theirs by January 17 of each new year.
People who are just starting out in Washington, DC can find the professional networking process a little overwhelming. Being the “new kid” in any social setting is tricky. Read on for ways to make the process less daunting – and maybe even a little fun.
Victoria Colon attended the 2022 Health Policy Seminar, and wrote about her experience.
Melea Banaszak wrote about their experience at the 2022 Health Policy Seminar!
Rawan Hannoon wrote about their experience at the 2022 Health Policy Seminar!
Before hearing about PLEN, I had no idea that there were opportunities out there for someone like me, who isn’t majoring in Political Science in undergrad, to get involved in policy work. The ability to make connections that will help me progress forward and pursue a career in policy, regardless of my major, is a … Continue reading PLEN’s Impact: Health Policy and Shannon’s Washington, D.C. Experience
