BU’s Sabrina Assoumou, MD, MPH, joined other emerging STEM national leaders at the White House hosted by Dr. Ali Nouri, Deputy Assistant to the President + Deputy Director of the Office of Legislative Affairs, to learn how to use scientific knowledge to contribute to policy.
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The American Conservatism and Governing Fellowship brings together mid-career public-service professionals to study the principles of American conservatism and deepen their thinking about its application to the work of governing. Learn more about the fellowship: https://bit.ly/3PAosH1
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Join us at the Florida Association of Science Supervisors Conference this week! Let's discuss the power of a high quality, science intervention for your students and changing science outcomes. https://ow.ly/otlo50RqK5e
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The American Conservatism and Governing Fellowship brings together mid-career public-service professionals to study the principles of American conservatism and deepen their thinking about its application to the work of governing. Learn more about the fellowship: https://bit.ly/3PAosH1
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Meet MSNP Associate Professor, Marcus Lamm, PhD! Dr. Lamm's research focuses on advancing two interrelated domains: 1) The effect of organizational and environmental factors on nonprofit sustainable resources and 2) The influence of resources on organizational programs, services, and client outcomes. Prior to joining USD, Dr. Lamm was on faculty at Columbia and served as a senior research associate at the UCLA Center for Civil Society. His reports have also been published in various scholarly publications. Learn more about Professor Lamm and other MSNP faculty here: https://hubs.la/Q020LlWt0
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💬 "It is the quality of relationships that makes a difference more than the quantity of weapons or the content of policy." At the inaugural IMPACT Creating Hope Together event, John Paul Lederach, Senior Fellow at Humanity United, gave the keynote speech on the importance of building connections to create social change. ▶️ Watch his keynote speech: https://lnkd.in/eyRmDBHC
Keynote Speech by Prof. John Paul Lederach
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Dean, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at University of Pittsburgh
I was so honored to deliver the Carmelo Mesa-Lago Keynote Lecture at the Latin American Social and Public Policy Conference last Friday at the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Pittsburgh. Drawing on my work on engaged research and public engagement practice, I shared insights on "The Power of Collective Knowledge in Social and Public Policy Research and Practice." While universities are organized around asking faculty, staff, and students to focus on and demonstrate what we know, an equally important focus should be on what we don't know, asking ourselves...Who knows? How can I connect with them? How can I respect them? How can I learn from and with them? How can we work together? There is incredible power in collective knowledge that engages the expertise held by communities, practitioners, and more. The complexity of our world and the challenges that we face ask us to work differently. We need ALL of the experts.
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So constructivists are more persuasive
Martha Finnemore, University Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, was awarded the Johan Skytte Prize in Political Science. Congratulations, Professor! Discover how GW and the Elliott School supported her work and career ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eV9C6w3f
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The CODE Group is here to elevate your organization and teams. Click the video below to see how a collaboration can help create impactful workshops that drive growth. #Teamwork #CODEtoSuccess #StrategicPartnership #BusinessConsulting
Remember our keynote about a month ago? Check out this video to see us in action. We are so proud to work with Michelle and the team at Georgia Home Visiting Program with University of Georgia. Can't wait to work with you all again! 🎥by ameerlinthicum
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In this year’s Big Ideas Research Grants, CC&E’s Tom Douthat's LA-SEER Center won $250,000 in Phase 3 funding Learn more about this project, and how CC&E faculty are working in interdisciplinary teams to solve pressing problems in Louisiana and around the globe https://ow.ly/PnLv50RWH64
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