About CPIN
CPIN brings students at Notre Dame and Georgetown together to develop practical solutions to problems worth solving.
The fellowship connects different ways of thinking: a business student might see an operational problem, an economist an incentive, and an English student a question nobody has asked clearly yet.
From a problem to a proposal
Teams start by understanding a specific problem and the people it affects. They examine existing approaches, develop alternatives, and test their assumptions against evidence.
The goal is a useful proposal: what could change, how it could work, and what still needs to be tested. Depending on the project, that might mean a program design, a business or technology concept, or a policy recommendation.
Leadership
Alex Johnson
President · University of Notre Dame
ajohns68@nd.edu
Alex is a Pre-Law student at the University of Notre Dame and serves as a president of CPIN. When he grows up, he wants to be a sailor.
JP Eskandar
President · Georgetown University
jpe51@georgetown.edu
JP studies Business at Georgetown University and serves as a president of CPIN. When he grows up, he wants to be a cat.
CPIN is an independent student organization. University affiliations do not imply university sponsorship or endorsement.
