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Our friends at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) are offering students ages 14-26 the opportunity to explore economic thinking and the principles of a free society at one of 12 summer seminars hosted across the country this year. Tuition, meals, and accommodations provided at no charge (and limited travel grants available upon application!). The FEE experience …
The Young Americans for Liberty chapter at the University of Missouri really kicked it into high gear last week. Indeed, the chapter made broke Students For Liberty records. Up until last week, the Students For Liberty Virtual Teleconference had never received an audience above 100 people—but that all changed when YAL at MU invited, via …
The Foundation for Economic Education has exciting summer opportunities for students who are new to the ideas of liberty. Are you new to the ideas of liberty and free markets? Do you ever wonder why well-meaning programs never seem to accomplish the desired results? Do you watch the news and notice that reality doesn’t seem …
The Foundation for Economic Education is seeking two operations interns to assist with spring programming and summer seminar preparation from January 13, 2014 until May 2, 2014. FEE interns will gain experience through developing practical job skills as well as build their professional network. These are paid, full time positions in Atlanta, GA with base …
This is the final Week to apply for a FEE Summer Seminar! Final day to apply is April 15th! For over 50 years, FEE seminars have provided high quality education on topics and ideas that you won’t hear in most universities. FEE brings in some of the top minds in these ideas and some of the …
Applications for FEE’s newly revamped Summer Seminars are now open! In order to better accommodate your busy schedules and light wallets, FEE has shortened the seminars to 3 days, located in 6 locations across the country. College and High School FEE Seminars cover 10 topic areas including the popular Austrian Economics seminar (now named “Rebels …
The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) is hosting socials the night before five SFL Regional Conferences. These events are a great way to meet some of the FEE staff and Alumni, find out about FEE’s resources including Internships and Summer Seminars, and meet some fellow liberty lovers who will be at the Regional Conferences with …
Leonard Read lectured far and wide on behalf of FEE (Foundation for Economic Education). One of his favorite talks was on “How to Advance Liberty.” The task, he said, was a learning — not a selling — process. Freedom would be won only as individuals, one by one, did their homework, acquired enough understanding first …
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