On Wednesday, February 10, Career Services and the Public Services Initiative at SLU will present Clare Ribando Seelke to speak on what it’s like to work for the federal government. Here’s the event information from Career Services:

Public Service Initiative @ SLU presents: Clare Ribando Seelke is a Specialist in Latin American Affairs at the Congressional Research Service, the research arm of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. She came to CRS as a Presidential Management Fellow (PMF) and completed rotations with the State Department in the Dominican Republic and with the U.S. Agency for International Development in Washington D.C. as part of her PMF fellowship.

She covers Mexico, Bolivia, and Central America, as well as a number of cross-cutting issues such as the Merida Initiative, Gangs, and Trafficking in Persons.

Ms. Seelke holds a Master of Public Affairs and Master of Arts in Latin American Studies from the University of Texas at Austin. Her undergraduate degree is from the University of Notre Dame. To learn more about the Public Service Initiative at SLU, please visit our website.

The presentation will take place at 5 pm in Busch Student Center Room 253.

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