On Thursday, March 10, 2022, the United States Senate Youth Alumni Association presented former US Senator Blanche Lincoln or Arkansas with the annual Rosalie Wynn Hearst Distinguished Public Service Award. Named for our beloved “Mom Hearst,” the award recognizes individuals who have made a positive, substantive impact on public discourse in the United States.
The United States Senate Youth Program has gone virtual again for 2022, and the United States Senate Youth Alumni Association is following suit with two virtual programs this year.
The Nominating Committee has met and come to a consensus on a proposed 2022-24 slate of officers. The slate includes: Membership-Elected Roles President – Amanda Patarino President-Elect...
In keeping with our mission to financially support alumni with their ongoing studies, the USSYAA is happy to offer scholarships on an annual basis for members...
It is with great sadness that the United States Senate Youth Alumni Association marks the passing of Samuel David Miller (KY 2015) on April 15, 2021.
Join us on Thursday, March 18 for the USSYAA’s first-ever virtual awards event. Featuring addresses by James T. Molloy Alumni Service Award winner John Selmon Blakley,...
Hi everyone, and welcome to our new website! This year, we’re gearing up for the USSYP’s 60th anniversary celebration in 2022 with a brand new website,...
Our annual newsletter is out! This year, we’ve sent out a fantastic, full-color copy to your mailing address, and you can also download it online here....
Please join us in welcoming the class of 2020! Capital Region District of Columbia Sydney Forrester Wilson Washington District of Columbia William Nash Washington Maryland Amelie...
On Friday, March 5, 2010, members of the USSYAA gathered at the Phoenix Park Hotel on Capitol Hill to honor Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, and Brian Kamoie (PA 1989), Senior Director for Preparedness Policy on the White House National Security Staff.
