The McCourt School Office of Career Development and Alumni Engagement remains committed to your professional success. Director of Career Development and Alumni Engagement Briana Green and her team have moved all of their career development services and programming online, including employer events, workshops, mock interviews, interview prep, and career advising appointments.
Know of any internship openings or full-time job opportunities? Please share any information with Briana Green at [email protected].
Are you available to meet with students for Informational Interviews or participate in Alumni Panels? Let us know and we will add you to our database! Thank you in advance for your continued support of McCourt and its students!
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The McCourt School of Public Policy received a $100 million investment from alumnus and civic entrepreneur Frank H. McCourt Jr. (C’75) to build a more diverse pipeline of future policy leaders. With a transformative $50 million for financial aid and scholarships, the investment will increase access for underrepresented students seeking a policy education.
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The McCourt School of Public Policy has deepened its partnership with the National Urban Fellows program by committing to fund the full tuition for the Class of 2022 cohort. The funding commitment will cover the cost of completing the Master of Public Management program for all National Urban Fellows entering in May 2021.
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In the latest U.S. News & World Report, the McCourt School rose from 25th to 19th overall in the Schools of Public Affairs ranking. The McCourt School maintained high rankings across several specialty areas, including 3rd in International Global Policy and Administration.
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The McCourt School is excited to welcome Quentin Byrd as the first Howard Scholar at McCourt. The Howard Scholar program, launched in February 2021, is a full-tuition scholarship for one Howard University student or alumnus to attend a McCourt School graduate program.
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The McCourt School is honored to announce the creation of the Craig Newmark Veterans Scholarship Fund, which will increase access to a McCourt School education for active-duty servicemen and women, veterans, and military-connected students, and deepen the impact they have in public policy.
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The Lugar Center and the McCourt School released their new Bipartisan Index rankings of members of Congress for the full 116th Congress (2019 – 2020). The non-partisan tool measures the degree to which Senators and Representatives work across party lines on legislation.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed daily life –– challenging our health systems and disrupting the global economy. Over the past year, McCourt alumnus Army Maj. Doug Meyer (MPM’19) has managed the United States COVID-19 vaccine distribution efforts supporting the federal response and progressing pandemic recovery.
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The McCourt School of Public Policy is honored to announce the endowment of the Colin McCollester Mission Fund, an annual award supporting international internships, experiential learning, study abroad, and other international learning experiences for McCourt School students. The Colin McCollester Mission Fund was established by the family of Colin McCollester who graduated from Georgetown in 2014 with dual masters degrees in public policy and business administration.
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