Institute Poll Shows College Students Turned Off By Politics, Turned On By Other Public Service
Our 1999 national survey showed that college students had little interest in politics or political careers but nonetheless were remarkably civic-minded and public-spirited. In a study conducted for the Panetta Institute, the Mellman Group found that nearly three-fourths of college students said they had recently done volunteer work for an organization or cause they believed in.
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The Leon & Sylvia Panetta Institute for Public Policy
