The Washington Campus provides more than simple answers through verbal instruction. Rather, we provide a direct experience that instills the right questions in our students, nourishing the passion for understanding in a way that is impossible to achieve in any other city. Our direct connection to the capitol of the most powerful country in the world provides us with unmatched resources that cannot be found elsewhere. For the past thirty years, The Washington Campus has brought together the brightest minds and most powerful figures shaping the course of world events. Our faculty is comprised of these leaders and policy makers who guide the direction of the global economy. Through our programs, the people and players of this great city are directly accessible to you, the future leaders of our world.

Our faculty includes leaders from every sector of the Washington power circle:

Congress: Current and former senators and congressmen, former Chairmen of the Democratic and Republican National Committees and former directors such as the Comptroller General at the General Accountability Office (GAO).


White House: Former presidential assistants for Economic & Domestic Policy as well as Legislative Affairs. Former Chief Economists from the Council of Economic Advisors to the President as well as Administrators at the Office of Management and Budget.

Departments, Agencies, Commissions: Former secretaries and assistant secretaries from the Treasury Department. Current and former Commissioners at the Department of Labor and Chief Councils for the Department of Trade, as well as Former Ambassadors. Current and former Members of the board of governors at the Federal Reserve along with leading economists and senior advisors at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Lobbying Firms: Directors at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as well as Presidents and Partners at firms such as: Dewey Square Group, Dutko Worldwide and Patton Boggs.

Corporations: Current and former Senior Policy Advisors at companies such as PricewaterhouseCoopers, Deloitte, General Motors and other fortune 500 companies.

Non Profits, Think Tanks and Foundations: Presidents and Directors for Non Profit organizations such as the Committee for a Responsible Federal, Budget, the Center for National Policy and Think Tanks such as the Rand Corporation, the CATO Institute and representatives from the Bryce Harlow Foundation.

Publications: Senior journalists and editors at publications such as Newsweek, Atlantic Monthly, USA Today, NPR, The New York Times and The National Journal.