Our inaugural class in 2008/2009 academic year consisted of 13 graduate students (7 male and 6 female; 2 international and 11 American). This year 11 more students joined the program. 

Students hail from a remarkable variety of backgrounds: investment banking, public health administration, education policy, political organizing, business, environmental policy, academic philosophy, state government, criminal justice and other areas.

Some of our students are fresh out of college; others have had several (and in some cases many) years of work experience. Their research interests are correspondingly diverse. They include business ethics, political philosophy, government ethics, marine conservation, international human rights, religion, voter education, and education policy reform.

Here you may find our students' names, contact information, and research interests:

EPP Graduate Students 2010/2011
EPP Graduate Students 2009/2010
EPP Graduate Students 2008/2009