Meneka Thiru and Benjamin Woodland were selected as the UAA delegates for the 63rd Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) which is held each fall at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  Meneka is majoring in International Studies. Ben is persuing a double major in International Studies and German. SCUSA is a four day conference bringing together students from around the world, the largest such conference of its kind, and is an excellent opportunity to meet future leaders and policy makers. Delegates participate in round table discussions on a variety of current issues and on the problems faced by all the major world regions. 

Kimberly Pitney and Erick Romig were selected as the UAA delegates for the 62nd Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) which is held each fall at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  Pitney is pursuing a double major in International Studies and Economics.  Romig is majoring in Languages with a concentration in Spanish. SCUSA is a four day conference bringing together students from around the world, the largest such conference of its kind, and is an excellent opportunity to meet future leaders and policy makers. Delegates participate in round table discussions on a variety of current issues and on the problems faced by all the major world regions. 

Jacquelynn Engebretson and Melanie Parrett were selected as the UAA delegates for the 61st Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) which is held each fall at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  Both Engebretson and Parrett are International Studies majors.  SCUSA is a four day conference bringing together students from around the world, the largest such conference of its kind, and is an excellent opportunity to meet future leaders and policy makers. Delegates participate in round table discussions on a variety of current issues and on the problems faced by all the major world regions.


 

Melanie Parrett and Jacquelynn Engebretson are congratulated at the 2010 Undergraduate Research Symposium by Dr. Susan Kalina, UAA's Faculty Representative for SCUSA.

Severin Randall and Sara Janes have been selected as the UAA delegates for the 60th Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) which is held each fall at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  Severin is a University Honors student majoring in Philosophy and a member of the Debate Team.  Sara Janes is majoring in History. SCUSA is a four day conference bringing together students from around the world, the largest such conference of its kind, and is an excellent opportunity to meet future leaders and policy makers. Delegates participate in round table discussions on a variety of current issues and on the problems faced by all the major world regions. 

Umair Iqbal is congratulated at the 2008 Undergraduate Research Symposium by Dr. Susan Kalina, UAA's Faculty Representative for SCUSA.

Umair Iqbal and William Dupre were selected as the UAA delegates for the 59th Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) which is held each fall at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  Umair Iqbal is a University Honors student majoring in Biology.  William Dupre is a University Honors student majoring in Biology and a member of the Forty-Ninth State Fellows Program. SCUSA is a four day conference bringing together students from around the world, the largest such conference of its kind, and is an excellent opportunity to meet future leaders and policy makers. Delegates participate in round table discussions on a variety of current issues and on the problems faced by all the major world regions. 

Umair Iqbal participated in the Global Social Concerns Roundtable discussion group. 

Michelle Steffens is congratulated at the 2007 Undergraduate Research Symposium by her faculty mentor Dr. Susan Kalina.

Economics major Michelle Steffens was selected as UAA's delegate to the 58th Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) that is held at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  SCUSA is a four day conference bringing together students from around the world, the largest such conference of its kind, and is an excellent opportunity to meet future leaders and policy makers. Delegates participate in round table discussions on a variety of current issues and on the problems faced by all the major world regions.  The 2006 theme was "Challenges to Security: Extremism, Resources and Globalization."  Click here to read a copy of Michelle's Policy Paper that was completed by her roundtable group at SCUSA. 

"SCUSA is an excellent opportunity for socially-conscious individuals to unite in discussion of worldly issues and contemplation of the course of future events."
- Michelle Steffens

 Nataliya Udovyk (Economics) and Rebekah Moras (Languages and Psychology) represented UAA at the 57th Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs held at the West Point Military Academy in New York November 13-16, 2005. This year's theme was "U.S. Responsibility and the Global Community: Interests, Opportunities, and Ethics."

 Tara Janik (Russian, History and German) and Debbie Mattson (Criminal Justice) were selected to attend the 2004 SCUSA event held at the US Military Academy, West Point, November 10th-13th. SCUSA is designed for undergraduates working in the disciplines of international relations, economics, political science, and related social science fields. SCUSA's overall purpose is to promote academic discussion of United States foreign policy, increase student appreciation for the complex nature of the policy-making process, and foster understanding among future leaders. Both students were fully funded by the Office of Undergraduate Research & Scholarship to attend this event.

Andrew Gardner (History) and Christopher Hall (Political Science) represented UAA at the 55th Annual Student Conference on United States Affiars.

Rebecca Antecki (Languages), Sarah Toberer (Political Science), and Victoria Lozinschi (Political Science) represented UAA at the 54th Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs.