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Building an Evidence-Based Argument on a National Policy Issue
Construct and defend a well-reasoned, evidence-supported position on a controversial national public policy matter.
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Civic Action, Public Policy, and Democratic Engagement
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Develop skills to research national public policy issues, design evidence-based civic action projects, and participate constructively in democratic society.
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