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NPR's Rascoe to discuss criminal justice reform
Ayesha Rascoe of National Public Radio, UW-Madison's Spring 2019 Public Affairs Journalist in Residence, will present Criminal Justice Reform: What's Next at the Federal Level? at 5 p.m. Monday, February 11. The hour-long event at the Discovery Building, 330 N. Orchard Street, will include time for audience questions. Read more.
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Student projects sought for Introduction to Public Management course
The La Follette School of Public Affairs is seeking client-based projects for its Introduction to Public Management course (PA 878). Students in the graduate-level course work in teams to complete the projects under the direction of faculty member Robyn Rowe. Read more.
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 Madison Alumni & Friends Reception is Feb. 7
The La Follette School's annual Madison Reception offers alumni, students, faculty, friends, and staff the opportunity to network and establish relationships. The reception will feature hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Read more.
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Robyn Rowe
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Rowe giving Gender & Women's Studies talk
Robyn Rowe, visiting assistant professor at the La Follette School, will present the Gender & Women's Studies Colloquium on Thursday, January 24. Her presentation, Revisioning Gender Regimes and Welfare States Past: the Male Breadwinner Model as Everyday Practice, begins at 3:45 p.m. in Sterling Hall, Room 3401. Read more.
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In the News
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Emeritus Professor Dennis Dresang, faculty affiliate Thomas Oliver, What can Tony Evers really do? The Cap Times.
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Faculty affiliate Nicholas Hillman, Moody's Gives Higher Ed a Negative Outlook, Again, The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Faculty affiliate Barry Burden, Voting Issues and Gerrymanders Are Now Key Political Battlegrounds, New York Times. Read more.
Faculty affiliate Barry Burden, Why Wasn't 2018 A Big Election For Women In The Wisconsin Legislature? WisContext.
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January 24:
Revisioning Gender Regimes and Welfare States Past: the Male Breadwinner Model as Everyday Practice
February 7:
Madison Alumni & Friends Reception
February 11:
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Affairs Journalist in Residence Ayesha Rascoe, NPR
February 21: Why Competition in the Politics Industry is Failing America: A Strategy to Reinvigorate Democracy, Fitch Lecture with Katherine Gehl
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Hilary Shager (MPA '05, PhD '12) will discuss the Institute for Research on Poverty's efforts to bring rigorous scientific evidence to bear on some of society's thorniest problems during Wednesday Nite @ The Lab (WN@TL) January 16 from 7 to 8:15 p.m. Read more.
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Jennifer Klippel (MPA '06) was named director of UW-Madison's Budget Office on January 9. She served as interim director since July 2018, succeeding Tim Norris.
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