Edie Goldenberg

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The Last Word: Edie Goldenberg wants students to register and vote

May 22, 2020

Goldenberg's “Turn Up Turnout” efforts have spread from the Ann Arbor campus to Dearborn and Flint, to all Big 10 schools through the Big Ten Voting Challenge, and to 25 other institutions in the state through the annual Michigan Student Voting...

In the Media

Young Voters Did Show Up for Bernie — But a Lot of Gen Xers and Boomers Voted Too

Mar 11, 2020 Vice

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Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to attend Henry Ford College’s Student Engagement Conference

Jan 30, 2020 Press and Guide

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Jenny Gurung: The importance of the Asian American vote

Jan 27, 2020 The Michigan Daily

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Professors, students reflect on implementation of online voting registration

Dec 4, 2019 The Michigan Daily

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Tripling The College Student Vote In Ann Arbor

Nov 25, 2019 Forbes

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How colleges are raising their student voting rates

Nov 22, 2019 Education Dive

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ALL IN Challenge Honors College Campuses For Excellence In Student Voter Engagement

Nov 13, 2019 Forbes

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Opinion | How a challenge helped us triple student voter turnout at U-M

Oct 25, 2019 Bridge

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Edie Goldenberg shares voting challenge on Michigan Minds

Nov 6, 2018

The new Michigan Minds series, launched this month with Edie Goldenberg, Ford School professor, talking about the importance of students voting in the midterm election. The podcast and video series aim to provide “quick and informative analysis on...

Edie Goldenberg shares her quest to improve student voter turnout: Bridge Magazine

Sep 25, 2018

In the 2014 midterm election, just 14 percent of the University of Michigan student body voted. With the 2018 midterm nearing, the University is aiming to change that, in an effort driven in large part by Ford School professor Edie Goldenberg....

Goldenberg featured in New York Times piece on boosting student election turnout

Mar 16, 2018

In the last midterm election, just 14 percent of students at the University of Michigan cast a ballot. The shockingly low figure “was a wake-up call,” Edie Goldenberg tells Farah Stockman in the March 3 New York Times article: “How college...

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Catch up on Ford School faculty news in the Fall 2017 edition of State & Hill magazine

Dec 29, 2017

Tamar Mitts and Robert Axelrod participated in a trilateral workshop on the roots and trajectories of violent extremism. Mitts spoke about the radicalization of Islamic State supporters on social media; Axelrod about the strengths and weaknesses of...

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Low voter turnout? Introducing Turn Up Turnout and the Big Ten Voting Challenge

Dec 21, 2017

Voter turnout is abysmally poor," says Joe Schwarz, a Ford School lecturer and former U.S. Congressional representative (R-MI-7). "In general elections, you're lucky to get 50 to 60 percent of eligible voters—that just shows an embarrassing level of...

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Edie Goldenberg on action, the academy, and the 10th anniversary of Michigan in Washington

Apr 27, 2015

“There’s a part of me that loves making things happen,” says Edie Goldenberg, “but then I miss the quieter, more contemplative life of the academy. And when I’m on campus, as much as I love teaching students and having time to think, I miss the...

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A different perspective

Apr 26, 2012

Katharine D'Hondt (BA '12) wants to help you find a job. Not you, specifically, unless you've just graduated and have an interest in federal service. An intern in the U-M's Michigan in Washington Program (MIW) in fall 2011, D'Hondt's research paper...

Leadership transitions mark start of the new school year

Sep 8, 2011

Edie Goldenberg Alan Deardorff has agreed to continue in his role of Associate Dean of the Ford School, but a number of other key leadership roles opened this fall as faculty concluded their terms in...

Paul N. Courant, James J. Duderstadt, and Edie N. Goldenberg pen op-ed about the need to support public research universities

Jan 6, 2010

In a recent op-ed in the Chronicle of Higher Education, Paul N. Courant, James J. Duderstadt, and Edie N. Goldenberg, discuss the importance of public research universities and suggest the federal government needs to help support graduate- and...

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Edie Goldenberg

The Last Word: Edie Goldenberg wants students to register and vote

Young Voters Did Show Up for Bernie — But a Lot of Gen Xers and Boomers Voted Too

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to attend Henry Ford College’s Student Engagement Conference

Jenny Gurung: The importance of the Asian American vote

Professors, students reflect on implementation of online voting registration

Tripling The College Student Vote In Ann Arbor

How colleges are raising their student voting rates

ALL IN Challenge Honors College Campuses For Excellence In Student Voter Engagement

Opinion | How a challenge helped us triple student voter turnout at U-M

Edie Goldenberg shares voting challenge on Michigan Minds

Edie Goldenberg shares her quest to improve student voter turnout: Bridge Magazine

Goldenberg featured in New York Times piece on boosting student election turnout

Catch up on Ford School faculty news in the Fall 2017 edition of State & Hill magazine

Low voter turnout? Introducing Turn Up Turnout and the Big Ten Voting Challenge

Edie Goldenberg on action, the academy, and the 10th anniversary of Michigan in Washington

A different perspective

Leadership transitions mark start of the new school year

Paul N. Courant, James J. Duderstadt, and Edie N. Goldenberg pen op-ed about the need to support public research universities

95 years of service

Michigan Minds: Civic Engagement and the Big 10 Voting Challenge

Michigan Minds Podcast: Big 10 Voting

U-M Ford Memorial: Title IX Legacy