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The APSA Congressional Fellowship: Value for Faculty from Teaching Collegesand Universities

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 June 2008

Roger P. Rose
Roger P. Rose
Affiliation:
Benedictine University, APSA Congressional Fellow, 2007–2008
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During its 55-year history, the APSA Congressional Fellowship Program (CFP) has influencedmuch of the best work written about Congress. Top congressional and legislative scholarslike David Mayhew, Alan Rosenthal, David Rohde, Lawrence Dodd, and Barbara Sinclair, to namejust a few, were strongly influenced by their experience as legislative fellows on CapitolHill. To cite the most prominent example, David Mayhew remarked that his fellowship year wasintegral to his writing of Congress: the Electoral Connection: “Absent myexperience as an APSA Congressional Fellow in 1967–1968, there is not the slightest chance Iwould have conceived or written The Electoral Connection” (quoted in Biggs 2003, 143).

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Association News
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PS: Political Science & Politics , Volume 41 , Issue 3 , July 2008 , pp. 670 - 672
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Copyright © The American Political Science Association 2008

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