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Author Archives: Blayne Bennett
Women For Liberty Luncheon at ISFLC
We are excited to introduce Women For Liberty, a new project of Alumni For Liberty that will serve as a network of support for pro-liberty women. Women today face a unique set of circumstances when navigating through academia, career opportunities, and … Continue reading
From the SFL Vault: Lessons in Liberty
Lessons in Liberty was a series launched in September of 2010, intended to demystify some of the terminology that is commonly thrown around in the liberty movement. Posts came from SFL leadership and from student leaders in the SFL network, and … Continue reading
Some Ideas Just Can’t (And Shouldn’t) Wait
Last year, 24 individuals got the chance of a lifetime – before their 21st birthdays. Peter Thiel launched the 20 Under 20 Fellowship last year, and accepted 24 outstanding young people as the inaugural class. These fellows were encouraged to … Continue reading
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Tagged 20 under 20, Fellowship, Internships, Opportunities, peter thiel
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Words from Stossel at 2011 ISFLC
After the taping of The STOSSEL Show at the 2011 International Students For Liberty Conference, John Stossel took some time to talk with student bloggers about how he landed his first job, topics that matter to audiences, and general thoughts … Continue reading
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Tagged International Students For Liberty Conference, ISFLC, John Stossel
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Alexander McCobin in FNCU Young Voter’s Debate
SFL’s President, Alexander McCobin, participated in a debate on FNCU with Richard Fowler of Young Democrats of America and Alyssa Farah of the College Republican National Committee. Questions addressed include: National Debt Job Growth Healthcare Immigration & DREAM Act Foreign … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander McCobin, College Republicans, debate, Fox News, Young Democrats
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Scholarships to Study Free Markets
National University of La Jolla, CA (www.nu.edu) has a limited number of scholarships available for three online, undergraduate courses that focus on free-market economics and the philosophical foundations of capitalism. These scholarships are being funded by a grant from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Academics, Economics, Education, National University, Online Classes, Scholarship
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Scholarship, Job, and Internship Opportunities
There are several spots open in the liberty movement for people looking to get experience in non-profits, both in full-time positions or internships. Or, if you are still in school, there is a scholarship out there, waiting for you to … Continue reading
Media Training for Liberty-Loving Women
I would love to see more young people as guests on news programs. Specifically libertarian young people. Now young, libertarian women have a shot at getting some experience. The Ladies of Liberty Alliance is sponsoring a one-day media training for … Continue reading
FEE Video Contest: Win $1,500!
The Foundation for Economic Education is offering cash prizes to the top three student-produced YouTube videos based on this essay about the Great Depression. First Prize: $1,500 Second Prize: $1,000 Third Prize: $500 Honorable Mentions if appropriate. Here are the rules, which you should … Continue reading
Internship posting for the Reason, Individualism, Freedom Institute
RIF Institute seeks energetic, creative students or recent graduates to work part time year-round on social media and development. The right person will be given much responsibility and freedom in implementing his or her ideas. The Reason, Individualism, Freedom Institute … Continue reading
