Advanced Committee Roles

Whereas students in the House and Senate committees represent a particular state or district, students in the Advanced committees represent a wide variety of political actors.  In some instances, students will represent actual people, whereas in others they may represent organizations.  Below is the list of roles available in each of our Advanced committees!

Press Corps

1) Fox News Network

2)  CNN

3)  MSNBC

4)  New York Times

5)  Wall Street Journal

6)  Economist

7)  OpenCongress.org

8)  Newsweek Global

President’s Technology Roundtable

1)  Google

2)  Paul Graham of Y Combinator

3)  Bill Gates

4)  Apple

5)  Mark Zuckerberg

6)  Eric Lander (Chairman Harvard and MIT Broad Institute)

7)  Alexis O’Hanian (Founder of Reddit, now private consultant)

8)  Jack Dorsey (Twitter)

9)  Senator Al Franken (D-MN)

10)  Mayor Michael Bloomberg

11)  Chairman of the FCC

12)  Former Senator Olympia Snowe (R-ME)

13)  Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

14)  Electronic Frontier Foundation

Federal Communications Commission

1)  Commissioner Robert M. McDowell*

2)  Commissioner Mignon Clyburn*

3)  Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel*

4)  Commissioner Ajit Pai*

5)  Consumer & Governmental Affairs (CGB)

6)  Enforcement Bureau (EB)

7)  International Bureau

8)  Public Safety & Homeland Security Bureau

9)  Office of Inspector General (IG)

10)  Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA)

11)  Office of Media Relations

12)  Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Analysis (OSP)

 Supreme Court of the United States

1)  Chief Justice John Roberts

2)  Justice Antonin Scalia

3)  Justice Anthony Kennedy

4)  Justice Clarence Thomas

5)  Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

6)  Justice Stephen Breyer

7)  Justice Samuel Alito

8)  Justice Sonia Sotomayor

9)  Justice Elena Kagan

Historic Constitutional Convention of 1787

 

1) Connecticut- William Samuel Johnson

2)  Delaware- Gunning Bedford, Jr.

3)  Maryland- Luther Martin

4)  New Jersey- William Paterson

5)  Massachusetts- Rufus King

6)  Pennsylvania- Gouverneur Morris

7)  New York- Alexander Hamilton

8)  Virginia- George Mason

9)  South Carolina- Charles Pinckney

10)  North Carolina- Hugh Williamson

11)  Georgia- William Pierce

12)  New Hampshire- Nicholas Gilman, Jr.

National Security Agency

1)  NSA Agent 1

2)  NSA Agent 2

3)  NSA Agent 3

4)  NSA Agent 4

5)  NSA Agent 5

6)  NSA Agent 6

7)  NSA Agent 7

8)  NSA Agent 8

9)  NSA Agent 9