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Size | 726 items |
Abstract | The Institute of Politics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (IOP), a non-partisan student organization that encourages and supports undergraduate students exploring careers in politics and public policy. Records consist of meeting minutes, mission, member lists, event and program information, and photographs. There are also materials relating to programs sponsored by the Institute of Politics including Civics in the Triangle in which UNC students develop courses on civics and government for local public schools, Tech Team which helps neighboring community organizations and government use digital tools, and Summer in Washington, a networking program designed to connect UNC students with professionals in Washington, D.C. |
Creator | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Institute of Politics. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Jessica Venlet and Jaffa Panken, March 2018
Encoded by: Laura Smith, March 2018
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The Institute of Politics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (IOP) is a non-partisan student organization that encourages and supports undergraduate students exploring careers in politics and public policy. The Fellows Program, sponsored by the IOP, brings prominent political leaders to lead public seminars on current issues and hold office hours on campus. In addition, the IOP administers the Civics in the Triangle program in which UNC students develop courses on civics and government for fourth and fifth-grade students in local public schools. Other projects include the Tech Team, which helps neighboring community organizations and government to use digital tools and a Summer in Washington networking program to connect UNC students with professionals in Washington, D.C.
Back to TopRecords consist of meeting minutes, mission, member lists, event and program information, and photographs. Civics in the Triangle documents include brainstorming, reports and updates, meeting agendas, and lesson plans. The Fellows Program files contain planning meeting agendas and event photographs. There are also event photographs from the Speaker Series. Within a file entitled “IOP important documents” are promotional materials for the Institute as well as constitution and meeting minutes from the Student Advisory Board. The collection also includes files on TechTeam recruitment, planning, and documentation, and an archived version of the IOP's website.
Back to TopDigital Folder DF-40487/1 |
CIVICS in the Triangle program, 2017 |
Digital Folder DF-40487/2 |
Fellows program, 2017 |
Digital Folder DF-40487/3 |
IOP important files, 2017 |
Digital Folder DF-40487/4 |
Speaker event series, 2017 |
Digital Folder DF-40487/5 |
Student Advisory Board meeting, 2017 |
Digital Folder DF-40487/6 |
TechTeam, 2017 |
Digital Item DI-40487/1 |
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