Charles M. Stam earned the designation of Endowed Presidential Fellow of the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress during his time as a double major in political science and history at Columbia College in New York. In pursuit of his degree, Stam studied a broad spectrum of topics including U.S. politics and the Cold War era. Today, Charles Stam works as a public policy analyst, performing research and compiling data rooted in an understanding of social sciences. The Revolutionary War. The Civil War. World War II. 

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