Advisory Board

Political Science Advisory Board

The Political Science Advisory Board (PSAB)’s mission and role is to identify resources for students studying with the Department of Political Science. This includes discovering and expanding internships and other undergraduate and graduate career opportunities; counseling students on best practices to develop their professional network and achieve success in the job market; and raising external funding for Political Science Advisory Board Internship Awards.

PoliSci Advisory Board members

Board Member

Graduation Year

Occupation

Taylor Allen

2019

South Jersey News Editor, The Philadelphia Inquirer

Anna Breece

2018

Director, Policy & Strategic Initiatives at Philadelphia Department of Commerce

Dornell Burrell

2017

Industry Representative, Everybody Builds Philadelphia

Andy Cliver

2001, 2008 J.D.

Head of Compliance – North America, Siemens Healthineers

Michael H. Cook

1969

Partner and Co-chair, Health Care Group; Liles Parker PLLC

Joseph Corrigan

2009

Policy Director, Montgomery County

Maria DiGeorge

2014

Assistant District Attorney, Philadelphia

Dr. Cassandra Emmons

2014

Global Advisor for Democratic Resilience & Data Analytics, The International Foundation for Electoral Systems

Susan Gobreski

2002

Principal Consultant at Sedgwick Group

Madison Gray

2018

Attorney, Public Interest Law Center

Jeffrey Hathaway

2001

Managing Director, Sherman & Company

Dan Kelley

2002

VP, Content & Strategy, FINN Partners

Jordan Laslett

B.A. 2019, MPP 2021

Political Action Representative, AFSCME International Union

Sean Murphy

Internship/Program Coordinator in Temple Political Science Department

Michael J. Nerozzi

2009

Director of State Government Affairs, Baltimore Aircoil Company

Kylie Patterson

2010

Senior Vice President for 3rd Party Policy Engagement at Citi

Christopher Russell

1995

Co-Founder Checkmate Strategies

Isaac Santiago

2018

Founding Partner, Santiago Legal Group LLC

Daniel Sulman

1997

Judge of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas