Syracuse University’s presence in Washington, D.C. places faculty, staff and students at the heart of American democracy, policymaking and national media. The University’s dedicated center, located in the iconic Dupont Circle neighborhood, opened in 2024.
Facility Highlights
- More than 13,000 square feet of dedicated space at 1333 New Hampshire Avenue—walking distance from the White House, Capitol Hill, federal agencies, embassies and major national media organizations
- Classroom and seminar spaces supporting both semester-long programs and short intensive programs and immersion experiences
- Event and convening spaces for hosting public programs, speaker series, faculty-led conferences and alumni events
- Satellite offices for Advancement and External Affairs, Alumni and Constituent Engagement, the Office of Government and Community Relations and the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families
Faculty Opportunities
- Develop programs that draw upon the resources available in the nation’s capital
- Conduct policy-relevant research with access to federal agencies, congressional offices, national archives, think tanks and international organizations
- Share academic expertise by testifying before Congress, consulting with agencies or engaging with national media
- Leverage the Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship for joint research initiatives, policy analysis, international affairs convenings and other activities
- Tap into the D.C.-area alumni network to find research collaborators, guest instructors, student mentors and connectors to government and nonprofit sectors
- Explore interdisciplinary opportunities in policy, politics, law, cybersecurity, military affairs and other areas
Existing Programming
- College of Law residency programs
More Information
To explore opportunities for Syracuse University faculty in Washington, D.C., contact Miranda Traudt at 315.443.3821 or mstraudt@syr.edu.