The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs was founded in 1924 as the first U.S. school dedicated to civic engagement and preparing students for careers in public service. While officially becoming a graduate school by 1938, Maxwell remained the home for Syracuse University’s undergraduate teaching in the social sciences. Maxwell offers a rich mix of doctoral and professional master's degree programs and is also home to the University's undergraduate social science majors.
Browse the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Collections:
- Anthropology - All Scholarship
- Anthropology - Dissertations
- Anthropology Honors Capstone Projects
- Anthropology - Theses
- Economics - All Scholarship
- Economics - Dissertations
- Economics Honors Capstone Projects
- Economics - Theses
- Geography and the Environment - All Scholarship
- Geography and the Environment - Dissertations
- Geography and the Environment - Events
- Geography and the Environment - Faculty Scholarship
- Geography and the Environment Honors Capstone Projects
- Geography and the Environment - Theses
- Department of History Newsletters
- History - All Scholarship
- History - Dissertations
- History Honors Capstone Projects
- History - Theses
- International Relations - All Scholarship
- International Relations - Dissertations
- International Relations Honors Capstone Projects
- Political Science - All Scholarship
- Political Science - Dissertations
- Political Science Honors Capstone Projects
- Public Administration - All Scholarship
- Public Administration - Dissertations
- Public Administration Honors Capstone Projects