The Policy Studies Organization is cooperating with American Public University in a number of projects to involve the burgeoning  online education community with learned and research societies.  The Policy Studies Organization along with other national and international learned societies is a member of the National Humanities Alliance, located at 21 Dupont Circle near our offices. The Alliance tracks government developments and represents our commons interests to Congress.  There are more than 3600 universities and institutions in the PSO membership as well as individuals in more than 93 countries. From its headquarters in a historic house near Dupont Circle in Washington DC, once the home of the families of President James Garfield and the labor leader Samuel Gompers, the society organizes conferences, seminars, the publication of journals and books, and an increasing Internet presence. Continue...

The Policy Studies Organization helped establish in Washington and continues a cordial friendship with the Roosevelt Institution, a policy discussion and research society on more than 140 university campuses which involves students in learning about major public policy issues.

The Policy Studies Organization sponsors a limited number of interns in Washington DC, working with our officers in developing new and expanded programs. Please contact Daniel Gutierrez for more information.

PSO and Important Values

PSO is committed to social responsibility, believing that all organizations should contribute positively to the environment. Publications are printed on recycled paper by union labor, and products are purchased from concerns whose employment practices are progressive. We support diversity, encourage feedback from all those with whom we deal, and cooperate with Wiley-Blackwell, Berkeley Electronic Press and other partners to donate or provide publications at much reduced cost to developing countries. More than 600 institutions in 60 developing countries receive our publications free of charge.