The Roosevelt Institution

The Economic & Social (EcoSoc) Policy Center has its own unique symbol, resulting from a slight alteration of the Roosevelt Institution logo. Inside the blue ring, the scales of justice, pages of learning and power of the dollar are enclosed by linked hands. This imagery represents the dedication of the EcoSoc Policy Center to contemporary societal issues affecting the rights of individuals, minority groups, and all Americans. Whether economic or social in nature, solutions to the domestic concerns that loom on the horizon will form the crux of America's future success both at home and abroad.
In searching for new and innovative ways to resolve social inequities and promote equal rights and opportunities, the EcoSoc Policy Center brings together students whose interests range across a broad spectrum of issues, including but not limited to:
For the Academic Year 2007 – 2008, using policy as their vehicle, the Roosevelt Institution challenges the students of American University to:
Increase Community Development
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Make Democracy Work
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Build Strong Communities Through Equal Justice
…and the students of the Economic & Social Policy Center accept these challenges.
Group members:
Laurie Anne Hughes
Amanda Augustine
Sasha L Bloch
Chris R Carter
Stephanie Chk
Amber Coupal
Katie Crockett
John W DeBaun
Thomas M Hamilton
Alyssa M Hansen
Madison R Iannone
Jamie D Josephson
William E Kammerer
Jennifer Levin
Laura J Meixell
Stephen Meli
Avery Miles
Angela Nagy
Carolina Pena
Paul Perry
Alysa Pomer
Chad A Robinson
Lillian C Rosen
Jacob D Shelly
Luis Sierra
Steven M Smallpage
Patrick St.John
John A Wijtenburg