Curricular and Co-Curricular Opportunities
Learning within the Williams School extends beyond the walls of the our classrooms. Williams School faculty and students participate in a variety of special curricular and co-curricular programs. These include programs combining high-level internships in our nation's capital or NY with challenging courses taught by Williams School faculty assisted by an array of distinguished guest lecturers. We offer a range of non-credit bearing programs that allow students to actively engage their passions. These range from planning and staging the largest collegiate mock political convention in the country to actively managing a significant portion of the University's endowment to providing consulting services to a range of businesses and not-for-profit organizations.
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Mock ConventionAn entirely student-run organization that attempts to predict the Presidential nominee for the party currently out of the White House.
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Sophomore Internship ProgramStudents in their sophomore year are eligible to compete for internships with companies in a variety of industries.
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Washington and Lee Student ConsultingWashington and Lee Student Consulting (WLSC) is a student-managed organization created to provide pro bono consulting services to for-profit and not-for-profit businesses and community organizations.
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Washington TermThe Washington Term Program aims to enhance students' understanding of national politics and governance. Combining the practical experience of a political internship with academic study, it affords deeper insight into the processes and problems of government at the national level.
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Williams Investment SocietyThe Williams Investment Society is a student organization that manages a portion of Washington and Lee University's endowment in equity securities.