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The '''Roosevelt Institute''' is a progressive, student-run think tank that publishes the annual ''Roosevelt Institute Review'' and holds weekly public policy discussions. The Institute is a space for deliberative and in-depth public policy discussion, and while it proudly identifies as progressive, it does not affiliate with any political party. The Executive Board has consisted of board members from both the [[College Democracts]] and [[College Republicans]] simultaneously, as well as other campus political groups. | The '''Roosevelt Institute''' is a progressive, student-run think tank that publishes the annual ''Roosevelt Institute Review'' and holds weekly public policy discussions. The Institute is a space for deliberative and in-depth public policy discussion, and while it proudly identifies as progressive, it does not affiliate with any political party. The Executive Board has consisted of board members from both the [[College Democracts]] and [[College Republicans]] simultaneously, as well as other campus political groups. | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 27 August 2013
The Roosevelt Institute is a progressive, student-run think tank that publishes the annual Roosevelt Institute Review and holds weekly public policy discussions. The Institute is a space for deliberative and in-depth public policy discussion, and while it proudly identifies as progressive, it does not affiliate with any political party. The Executive Board has consisted of board members from both the College Democracts and College Republicans simultaneously, as well as other campus political groups.
The Roosevelt Institute Review is entirely written, edited, and published by undergraduates.
The Columbia Chapter is part of the nation-wide Roosevelt Institute Campus Network. Although Roosevelt National has become increasingly activist since its inception in 2005, the Columbia chapter has stayed closer to the original founding purpose of providing in-depth, open public policy discussions. The Institute aims to fill an underserved niche of respectful political discourse and engagement.
