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Eric J. Russell

Graduated with a Master in Public Administration degree in 2008. Public sector consultant with Crowe Horwath LLP.

If you are considering a government career or a private sector career that interacts with government, then the John Glenn School is a perfect fit.”

Welcome to the John Glenn School of Public Affairs. We are the newest school at Ohio State University but we have a solid foundation of producing cutting edge research and providing leaders to local, state and national agencies. We welcome your inquiries and are happy to help you learn more about the opportunities available to you at the Glenn School."

Charles Wise

Founding Director,
John Glenn School of
Public Affairs

 

One of the things that impressed me the most about the Glenn School was their commitment to teaching. The classrooms aren’t simply lecture halls; they are dynamic learning environments where students engage the material in real world situations.

Stephanie Moulton

Assistant Professor

John Glenn

Former U.S. Senator and astronaut

In our school of Public Affairs, our motto is: Inspire Citizenship, Develop Leadership. Nothing can be much more important than that. That's what we are all about. We want to work together with you. "

John Glenn

As an undergraduate I was a Glenn Fellow in the Washington Academic Internship Program and I attended NEW Leadership Ohio. I’ve finished my first year of law school and have decided I’m still not done with the Glenn School. I’m pursuing a dual degree with a Master of Arts in Public Policy and Management and my law degree."

Arooj Sheikh

Dual-degree student
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quoteThe nature of public affairs major for a bachelor degree is interdisciplinary, so I’m taking economic classes and political science classes and business classes to build my degree. It’s something unique."

Steve Redd

Bachelor of Arts in Public Affairs student
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  • Time to apply for a Washington Academic Internship.
  • Information sessions for the John Glenn School of Public Affairs graduate school programs are updated throughout the year.
  • Civic Engagement: How Citizens Work to Foster Social Change. Public Affairs 27526
  • Interesting speakers, fascinating topics and a free lunch
  • In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Senator John Glenn’s Friendship 7 flight, the Battelle Center for Science & Technology Policy is holding an essay contest for all high school students in the state of Ohio.
  • The conference is open to graduate students in all disciplines and all are encouraged to attend.

     

 

 

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worldBattelle Center for Science & Technology Policy
Battelle Center for Science & Technology Policy is a new policy center that fosters innovation in science and technology by connecting both public and private sectors with new discoveries and providing information to policymakers at all levels of government.  »Learn More

Washington Office
The Washington office of the Glenn School works with government agencies and NGOs and is the headquarters of the Washington Academic Internship Program, an exciting opportunity for Ohio State students to study and work in the nation’s capital as a Glenn Fellow. »Washington Office »Internship Program

Kyiv Center
The Parliamentary Development Project began work in the Ukraine in 1994. Funded by the U.S. Agency on International Development, it is considered the longest-running sustained effort to promote legislative development in the world and has been labeled a “model program” for promoting democracy around the globe. »Learn More

 

 



 

 

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