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Friday Feature: Meet Carlos Agüero Echavarría

"My name is Carlos Agüero Echavarría and I’m in my last semester of my B.S in Political Science. On campus I’m a part of the Pre-Law Society serving as the treasurer, the College Democrats - SCSU chapter as Vice President, and Co-managing editor of the Society, Justice, and the Law: SCSU’s undergraduate pre-law journal. This past summer I had the honor of interning at the Innocence Project under the Strategic Litigation Department working for the Neighborhood Project centered around Asbury Park, NJ! I’m very passionate about the dynamics in federal and state political structures and institutions with small-scale communities. That said, the community with my peers, professors, and faculty here at Southern have pushed me to learn outside of my comfort zone and expand my horizons. From presenting my research paper at the NEPSA Spring ‘26 conference about analyzing the black church in the framework of Michel Foucault, particularly his version of the Panopticon mode, to simply being challenged inside the classroom. The community I’ve found here at Southern and in the Political Science department has shaped my undergrad experience."

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Posted On: September 4th 2026, 12:00 pm
Friday Feature: Meet Carlos Agüero Echavarría

"My name is Carlos Agüero Echavarría and I’m in my last semester of my B.S in Political Science. On campus I’m a part of the Pre-Law Society serving as the treasurer, the College Democrats - SCSU chapter as Vice President, and Co-managing editor of the Society, Justice, and the Law: SCSU’s undergraduate pre-law journal. This past summer I had the honor of interning at the Innocence Project under the Strategic Litigation Department working for the Neighborhood Project centered around Asbury Park, NJ! I’m very passionate about the dynamics in federal and state political structures and institutions with small-scale communities. That said, the community with my peers, professors, and faculty here at Southern have pushed me to learn outside of my comfort zone and expand my horizons. From presenting my research paper at the NEPSA Spring ‘26 conference about analyzing the black church in the framework of Michel Foucault, particularly his version of the Panopticon mode, to simply being challenged inside the classroom. The community I’ve found here at Southern and in the Political Science department has shaped my undergrad experience."

@southernscsu I @scsuartssciences I 🦉
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scsudems a month ago

scsudems

That’s our VP🔥🔥🔥

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