what pocicies does the US government adopted to drive out the native Americans/American Indians
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The program gathers students from diverse ideological backgrounds for substantive dialogue and debate about the most pressing issues facing the country and world. The core feature of the program is discussion-based seminars that offer participants forums to delve deeply into policy areas of their choice. Seminars feature 20-25 students and are led by AEI scholars or other experts, including renowned economists and foreign policy experts. Outside of the seminars, students participate in policy briefings with distinguished guests, high-level networking events, and site visits in Washington.
Eligibility: Current undergraduates and recent graduates (winter 2018 or later). International students are eligible to apply.
Location: Washington, DC
Duration: Most students will participate in a single one-week course at the beginning of Summer 2019. A select group of students will participate in a four-week opportunity.
Funding: This is a fully-funded program. Housing, meals on class days, stipends and travel vouchers are all provided.
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