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While alumnus Eric Langowski was at IU, he became interested in government and public policy through IU Student Government. At the same time, he became frustrated with the way the world was unfolding and became conscious of the need for politicians to make better use of data as a tool to solve problems.
When he graduated in 2018, Eric was looking for careers that would allow him to apply his skills in math and physics while positively impacting government structures, systems, and policies. In this episode, he shares what he’s done so far and what he’s learned along the way. He also talks about his move to Chicago and how important it is to get a wide variety of experiences as a young professional.
Transcript: https://careers.college.indiana.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2020/08/Episode-2.pdf
Additional Resources & Notes
- Connect with Eric: Visit Eric’s profile on the Walter Center Success Network to connect with him.
- Learn more about his graduate program: MS in Computational Analysis and Public Policy at the University of Chicago (Harris Public Policy).
- Read More: Eric wrote a paper for the IU Bicentennial and received a letter from Indiana University President Michael McRobbie expressing regret for a World War II-era policy banning admission of Japanese American students.
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