Student Papers on Lobbying

At the conclusion of the Bryce Harlow Workshop on Ethics and Lobbying, each student is required to complete a written assignment. Students are encouraged to submit their final written assignments for consideration of the Bryce Harlow best paper award, a $250 prize.

• The Stimulus: Unprecedented Restrictions on Communications Between Lobbyists and Federal Officials by Megan Yarbrough

• President Obama’s Attempt to Close the Revolving Door and its Impact on Advocacy, Ryan Miskell Spring 2009

• Congressional Ethics and Lobbying: The Case of Senator Harry Reid, Jennifer DeSimone, Spring 2008

• Lobbing and the Defense Industry, Stephen Meli, March 16, 2008

• Stranger in a Strange Land: The Ethics of Lobbying for Foreign Interests, Daniel Guarnera, October 17, 2006

• The Bryce Harlow Workshop on Ethics and Lobbying, Joel DiGrado, Fall 2005