A story on Penn State's official news site recognized CSPC Presidential Fellow Andy Dessel. The article quotes Dessel saying "It’s an honor being part of this program and representing Penn State...When I am there, I am the one voice for The Pennsylvania State University, representing thousands of students.”

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In CNN.com's May 14, 2013 Gut Check column, a CSPC case study on Presidential Second terms by political scientist John P. Burke was quoted on the effect of the three recent scandals (Benghazi, IRS, and the Associated Press) on Obama's second term agenda.

From the article: "A president's second term 'is likely to be an uphill road,' Burke writes, and one 'not particularly well marked for historical success.'

The issue for Obama, as is the case with most second term presidents, is the timing of such controversies. As Burke told Gut Check, Obama's power only wanes from this point on."

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In a May 5, 2013 article in the Washington Times, CSPC Director of Policy Dan Mahaffee is quoted on the political environment surrounding the negotiations of the US-EU Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).

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In an April 24, 2013 Wall Street Journal article on the digital archive of internal White House emails housed at the newly opened George W. Bush Presidential Library, CSPC Director of Policy Dan Mahaffee is quoted on the implications of archived presidential email messages. While emails from Bush's presidency may give historians unprecedented access to the thought process behind his and future presidential decision-making, Mahaffee notes of that the importance of these records are hindered by the fact that, "the President rarely emails."

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Andrew Buher, a CSPC Presidential Fellow from the 2006-2007 Fellows class, was named Chief Operating Officer of New York City's Department of Education on April 15, 2013. Buher attended Rider University, where he was the first Rider student to represent the college in CSPC's Presidential Fellows program.

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CSPC's 46th Annual Awards Dinner was featured in The Hill's "In the Know" column on April 9, 2013. The piece highlights Senator John Warner's comments about Publius Award recipient Senator Bob Corker's affinity for charts and visual aids. Senator Warner recounteda trick to keep meetings with Senator Corker shorter: “You soon learned to bring him to your office because he could only carry so many carts [piled with charts] up there. But if you went to his office, he had all the extra charts. So it tended to be a little longer.”

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A story on CSPC Presidential Fellow Austin Larrowe aired on NBC's WSLS10 station in Virginia on April 9, 2013. The piece recognized Austin as the first Presidential Fellow to represent Virginia Tech.

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The Knoxville News Sentinel featured a piece on CSPC's Publius Award, which was recently given this year to Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, and Virginia Senator Mark Warner.

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In a blog post on his website, Senator Mark Warner highlights receiving CSPC's Publius Award along with his colleague Sen. Bob Corker for their bipartisan leadership in the Senate.

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In a March 27 press release, Senator Bob Corker highlights receiving the CSPC Publius Award along with his colleague Sen. Mark Warner for their bipartisan leadership in the Senate.

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