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'''Stennis Center for Public Service Leadership Programs''' is a Department of State-supported initiative overseen by the Stennis Center for Public Service that delivers a portfolio of bipartisan leadership development programs across the United States, engaging over 57,000 students, 450 congressional staff fellows, and numerous public officials since its establishment in 1988, enhancing civic literacy and public service commitment as of 2025. Based in Starkville, Mississippi, with a Capitol Hill office, it includes flagship efforts like the Stennis Congressional Staff Fellows Program, Congress to Campus (with the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress), and the Emerging Congressional Staff Leaders Program, hosting 50-60 annual campus visits, retreats, and symposia to bridge government sectors and inspire future leaders. | '''Stennis Center for Public Service Leadership Programs''' is a Department of State-supported initiative overseen by the Stennis Center for Public Service that delivers a portfolio of bipartisan leadership development programs across the United States, engaging over 57,000 students, 450 congressional staff fellows, and numerous public officials since its establishment in 1988, enhancing civic literacy and public service commitment as of 2025. | ||
Based in Starkville, Mississippi, with a Capitol Hill office, it includes flagship efforts like the [[Stennis Congressional Staff Fellows Program]], [[Congress to Campus]] (with the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress), and the [[Emerging Congressional Staff Leaders Program]], hosting 50-60 annual campus visits, retreats, and symposia to bridge government sectors and inspire future leaders. | |||
{{Official URL (simple)|url=https://stennis.gov/}} | {{Official URL (simple)|url=https://stennis.gov/}} | ||