Political Science Student Wins Congressional Internship
July 30, 2019
Joshua Buske, a junior at Angelo State University, has been selected for the ASU Political Science and Philosophy Department’s 2019 Government and Public Service Internship Program in Washington, D.C.
In addition to his stellar academic record, Buske organizes and leads peer study groups and is active in the Rams for Christ student organization and Southgate Church of Christ College Group. He also spent the spring 2019 semester working as a course grader in the ASU Dual Credit program. In that role, he assisted Dr. Matthew Gritter, associate professor of political science, with an enrollment of 90 students taking his dual-credit political science course at Wylie High School in Abilene.
Launched in 2013, the ASU Government and Public Service Internship Program is open to ASU upperclassmen majoring in political science. It is designed to help participating students develop networking skills and build knowledge of public policy. Student interns also earn six credit hours in political science.