Roosevelt Scholarships

A scholarship opportunity for students interested in history, politics or international relations, who score a combined 1400 on the SAT or ACT equivalent and have an 'A' high school average.

HS Scholars Program

Learn about our 26th President and his ideals on diplomacy, foreign policy, strategy, politics, history, and environmental conservation.

Roosevelt Fellowship

Undergraduate students interested in supporting the Institute’s academic, philanthropic, and community programming. Apply by sending a resume and a cover letter to TRI@liu.edu


UPCOMING EVENTS

VIRTUAL SPEAKER SERIES

Tales of Theodore Roosevelt led by Tweed Roosevelt, the great-grandson of the 26th President



"TR's Fascinating Relatives – Saints and Sinners"
February 23, 2021
12 PM ET
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"TR: The Conservationist"

March 23, 2021
12 PM ET
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"TR: The Making of a Leader"

April 20, 2021
12 PM ET
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TR, Literary Fella

Although Theodore Roosevelt was a remarkably influential politician, he actually made his living from his pen. His output was extraordinary. The account of what TR wrote, what he read, how he influenced other writers, and his impact on the intellectual life of America is full of surprising anecdotes and reveals much about TR’s mind, his leadership, and his intellectual influence.

TR, Master Diplomat

This little known area of Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency probably did more to keep the world at peace than any other president has achieved. His approach is a blueprint for the best way to conduct foreign policy.

Down the Amazon

TR's Brazilian adventure, undoubtedly his most dangerous which he barely survived, juxtaposed with the journey Tweed Roosevelt made retracing this adventure through country as wild today as it was in 1914.

TR and the Navy

A story on how Theodore Roosevelt used naval power to make the U.S. a world power. This lecture includes a discussion of the current drama on the aircraft carrier named after him, the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN17).

In The Badlands

As a young deputy sheriff in North Dakota, Theodore Roosevelt hunted down dangerous desperadoes, almost got into a duel with a crack shot French aristocrat, and saved a saloon of drinkers by punching out a terrorizing drunkard.

 

Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection @ LIU

LIU's Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection is comprehensive with holdings of more than 3,000 books, pamphlets, documents, and archives concerning the life, times, and interests of our 26th President as well as Theodore Roosevelt's rich and prolific writings.

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The Theodore Roosevelt Public Speaking Contest is open to High School Juniors and Seniors

CONTEST SPEECH TOPIC

Why Theodore Roosevelt matters in the 21st century?

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RULES AND GUIDELINES

  1. Speeches should be original. However, consultation with teachers, coaches or Theodore Roosevelt Association members is encouraged.
  2. The content of the speech is restricted to the pre-determined topic identified in these rules and guidelines.
  3. Speeches should be memorized; however, students may glance at a single note card during their presentations. Speeches may not be read in the entirety from a manuscript or notes.
  4. Speeches should be approximately four minutes in duration.

IMPORTANT DATES

Contest Deadline:   Monday, March 1, 2021
Finalists Selected:   Friday, March 12, 2021
Virtual Finals:   Saturday, April 24, 2021

More Information on Submission Guidelines

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Contact
Sandra Richard
Office of the President
Sandra.Richard@liu.edu
516-299-2501