Community, Prestige, and the Problem of Public Service Work

Update: 2022-09-07

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What exactly does a career in public service entail? How and why do Amherst grads fail or succeed in entering the field? All these questions, and more, on this semester opener.

Read the rest of our series examining career outcomes at https://amherststudent.com/article/a-better-amherst-amherst-isnt-doing-its-job/ and https://amherststudent.com/podcast/the-student-sums-it-up-wednesday-april-20-2022/.

Produced and edited by Sam Spratford '24.

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Community, Prestige, and the Problem of Public Service Work

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Community, Prestige, and the Problem of Public Service Work