Students
The Bob Graham Center for Public Service provides University of Florida undergraduate students with an outstanding opportunity to combine academic coursework and credentials with a living curriculum of internships, real-world case studies and guest lectures. The mission is simple: to encourage this generation of students to become the next generation of public servants. It is part of Sen. Bob Graham's to emphasize a nuts-and-bolts approach to the study of public policy.
The center offers several ways for students to get involved:
The Public Leadership Minor offered by the Bob Graham Center for Public Service is an interdisciplinary program for undergraduates interested in careers in the public and private sectors.
You are not required to minor in public leadership to be involved at the Bob Graham Center. The center also offers a variety of research opportunities for undergraduate students.
The Center is affiliated with multiple student groups with a focus on public leadership and civic engagement. Additionally, the Bob Graham Center has a student advisory council, The Public Service Council which assists the center with projects, promotions and other assignments.
