Events & Programming

2. The Eugene J. McCarthy Center for Public Policy and Civic Engagement, created in honor of the late Senator and St. John's graduate, fosters dialogue and involvement regarding politics, values, and public policy. The McCarthy Center facilitates opportunities for creative and integrated learning through programming and experiential learning on and off campus.

3. Events & Programming

4. Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture The annual public lecture seeks to inspire a new generation of young people to pursue fresh ideas, to challenge the status quo and to create positive change in their communities.

5. Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture Julian Bond E.J. Dionne, Jr. Chuck Hagel Cokie Roberts Mark Shields Amy Klobuchar Tom Brokaw

6. The Mark Kennedy Frontiers of Freedom Lecture Series Emphasizing religious and economic freedom, this lecture series adds intellectual diversity to the McCarthy Center while providing excellent networking opportunities for students.

7. Politics & A Pint A conversation series in Brother Willie’s Pub on issues related to public policy and politics.

8. Politics & A Pint

9. The McCarthy Residency Individual(s) with a distinguished career in public service, policy, or politics visit classes and public settings on and off campus. Dr. Kathleen Hall Jamieson Gary Eichten John Chromy Al Eisele David Durenberger Sean Kershaw

10. The 2013 McCarthy Residency with Gary Eichten

11. The 2013 McCarthy Residency Student Debate

12. The 2014 McCarthy Residency 7:30 pm -March 28, 2014Stephen B. Humphrey Theater Co-Sponsored by CSB/SJU Fine Arts Programming

13. Study Tours Study tours bring students face-to-face with key players and organizations working on current policy issues like green urban planning, immigration, and education. Past study tours have included trips to Washington, D.C., New York City, Chicago, and the Twin Cities.

14. Student Resources

15. Mentor Program CSB/SJU students develop networking skills and opportunities to develop and expand professional contacts within the fields of law, public policy, lobbying, public relations and politics. A program highlight is the annual ‘Polidazzle’ reception with students, alums and mentors in the Twin Cities.

16. Mentor Program

17. John Brandl Scholarship The John Brandl Scholars program celebrates Dr. Brandl’s lifelong commitment to mentorship and scholarship in higher education, public policy and politics. The endowment funds summer public policy internships. These internships range from local to international policy arenas, reflecting Dr. Brandl’s diverse career and CSB/SJU’s commitment to ethical leadership and the common good.

18. Volunteer with the McCarthy Center The McCarthy Center welcomes everyone's involvement in our on campus events and programming. There are a number of ways in which you can assist the McCarthy Center. If you are interested in volunteering with us, you can fill out our volunteer formto be added to our email list or contact Stacy Penkto set up a schedule for volunteering in the Center.

19. Professorships

20. Professorships Dan and Katharine Whalen established the Joseph P. Farry Professorship at Saint John's University in 2003 and the Edward L. Henry Professorship at Saint John's University in 2005. Endowed professorships have long been recognized as both a hallmark of academic quality and a means by which a university honors its most esteemed scholars and teachers. Professorships are reserved for scholars of national stature, with highly distinguished records of teaching, research and publication. They constitute a time-honored way to recruit or retain scholars with exceptional records of achievement.

21. Professorships Dr. Louis Johnston is associate professor of Economics and holds the Joseph P. Farry Professorship at Saint John's University. Dr. Matthew J. Lindstrom is the Edward L. Henry Professor of Political Science and the Director of the Eugene J. McCarthy Center.

22. Connect with the McCarthy Center csbsju.edu/mccarthycenter