Research
Be a thought leader and help restore Wilson’s Fountain.
The projects listed below are for undergraduate student internships and cover research regarding James Wilson’s free and equal election clause.
Interns are expected to work up to 4 hours per week. Projects can be done in conjunction with a full academic schedule or another full-time internship. Students are invited to submit a cover letter and encouraged to work in teams.
Interns are 1099 subcontractors and paid $25/hour. All content created is public domain.
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Writing Assignments & Projects
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Examine the following methods to reduce from 4 to 2 in a voting process.
Approval Voting
Ranked Choice Voting
“Pick Two”
This is a 40 hour assignment.
Rising Junior or Senior with a major in Political Science with a minor in Data Analytics.
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Assigned to;
Cecilia Duncan - University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Political Science, ‘25
Connor Lashuck, University of Pennsylvania, Political Science and Business, Senior
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Assigned to:
Collin Wang - University of Pennsylvania, Sophomore
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Assigned to:
Faith Ochuru, Temple University, Political Science, Senior
In collaboration with Danny Paulus
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Assigned to:
Daniel Paulus - Temple University, B.A. Political Science, Class of 2025
In collaboration with Faith Ochuru
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Assigned to:
Eva Kermorgant, Swarthmore College, Political Science, Senior
Bianca Silveira Ferreira, Temple University, Global Studies, Senior
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Mentor: Gabriel Wright, University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Political Science, Class of 2024. Temple Law School
Assigned to:
Stephen Abouchar, Temple University, Poltical Science, Senior
William Pierson, Temple University, Political Science, Senior
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Assigned to:
Gabe Wright - University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Political Science, Class of 2024. Temple University Law School, 1L
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Assigned to:
Caroline Breen, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Senior, Public Policy & Economics.
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Assigned to:
Alexis Thomas (she/her), Temple University, Political Science, Senior