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January 26, 2010
Greetings from the Dean
Dean Susan M. Collins gives an update on the latest Ford School news, including an overview of the searches that are underway to build our faculty and a record number of applications to our Master of Public Policy program.
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Around the School |
MPP students adopt U.S. Senate roles (and rules) to simulate prospects for comprehensive immigration reform. [More]
A memorial fund honors Kathy's passion for international education. [More]
New video library extends reach of public lectures... [More]
In Ann Arbor on 3/17? Join us for 3rd annual Gramlich Showcase... [More] |
Faculty News |
As policymakers debate whether to 'end' or 'mend' No Child Left Behind, Brian Jacob publishes new research that sheds much-needed light on the results of the ambitious education policy initiative. [More]
Susan was one of around 120 experts from business, policy, and academia invited to a presidential forum on jobs and economic growth. [More]
Barry Rabe explores public opinion on climate change policy... [More]
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Alumni and Friends |
Last days to register for the DC Trip policy panel and reception. Reconnect with favorite profs and network with students. [More]
Find out more about the newest members of the Alumni Board. [More]
President's Challenge inspires, extends generous gift from Lyman and Beverly Hamilton... [More]
Alums: serve in the Peace Corps? We need to hear from you... [More] |
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Keeping in touch: alumni news |
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Upcoming alumni policy panel & reception: Thursday, February 4, 2010 in Washington, DC. [More]
NYC alumni reception: Thursday, May 13, 2010 at the Midtown Executive Club. [More]
APPAM reception: [Slideshow]
Stay connected: join other alumni on Facebook, LinkedIn, and InCircle. [More] |
Multimedia |
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 Roland Fryer on the Harlem Children's Zone.
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U.S. Ambassador to Russian Federation.
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Mary Sue Coleman, others on higher ed in Michigan.
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