Politics and Law

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Departmental News and Events

Dr. Michael Lamb ’04, a Rhodes College political science alumnus and 2004 Rhodes Scholar, will deliver the college’s annual Constitution Day lecture on Oct. 6.
Tanner Nau, who recently received a bachelor’s degree in political science, has been awarded the Public Interest Fellowship for highly qualified recent college graduates interested in areas such as politics, education reform, and foreign policy.
Rhodes student Margaret Wakefield ’26 has been accepted into the Academy for Civic Education and Democracy held at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. She is a political science major with a minor in international studies.