It’s been six years since I first walked into the O’Neill School. At that time, I was an undergraduate Public Safety Management major, eager for a chance to explore potential careers, learn the skills I would need to succeed, and see what I could do to make a difference in the world. Now I stand… Read more »
From keeping visitors safe at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis to assisting lawmakers at the Indiana Statehouse and helping to protect lakes and watershed areas across rural Hoosier counties, O’Neill School students are stepping into meaningful internships across the state—connecting classroom knowledge with hands-on public service that leaves a lasting impact. In the 2024–25… Read more »
Nathaniel Massy (BSPA’18) keeps a fast pace as he walks through the halls of the Indiana Statehouse. “Hold on, I have a senator who needs something,” he says, pausing briefly to address the critical work of the lawmakers he serves. Indiana’s 2025 legislative session is in full swing. As a legislative assistant, that means Massy… Read more »
By Nikki Livingston Click here to read the full story The O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs provides opportunities for students from across Indiana University Indianapolis to gain real-world experience while making a difference. One of those experiences involves working as student research assistants at the IU Public Policy Institute where students help improve… Read more »
Written by: Faith Odiete (BSCJ’24, MPA Candidate) This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to intern with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Headquarters in Washington, D.C. I found the position on the USA Jobs website and decided to apply because of my strong interest in public service and wanting to work for the federal… Read more »
