Russia has begun actively interfering in US democracy, but what do you know about the country? As the Mueller investigation appears to be coming to a close, time to learn more! POLI 475 -...
Congratulations to the following faculty, students, and alumni for their recent accomplishments! Sylvia Trent Adams, Ph.D. ‘06, Public Policy, delivered her remarks as the keynote speaker of...
Come excavate with Dr. Melissa Bailey Kutner at Dhiban, one of the most important archaeological sites in Jordan. Dhiban was occupied from the Iron Age through the late Roman and early Islamic...
Publ. in Education Evaluation and Policy Analysis journal
This week, Public Policy Professor Jane Arnold Lincove published a study in the peer-reviewed journal Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis on guaranteed admission for low-income students....
Making History Public(s): Presenting the Collective
Friday May 10 and Saturday May 11, 2019 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor The United States is comprised of publics. Filtered through media, politics, and social, cultural and economic life,...
Spend a week addressing social issues & building community!
Apply to join Alternative Spring Break (ASB), a program that consists of student-led experiential learning trips. Participants will work with community partners, government officials, and scholars...
The deadline to submit your abstract for the 3-Minute Thesis competition at this spring's Graduate Student Association's symposium is December 5, 2019. A flyer of the March 27th symposium is...
Bombs, borders, election meddling and pandemic health scares! Study U.S. National Security in POLI 395 this winter. Satisfies Social Science GEP. No prerequisites necessary.
Please see below for a curated list of upcoming funding opportunities. If you are working on a particular project and would like additional assistance in finding funding opportunities, please...