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Why people with less student debt have a harder time paying it off

Sep 1, 2015 Business Insider

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In the Media

Unconventional production raises unexpected tax questions, forum told

Sep 1, 2015 Oil & Gas Journal

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Welcome to the new academic year

Aug 31, 2015

Dear members of the Ford School community,As the streets of Ann Arbor start to fill with students, as the marching band takes the field down the hill, and as we open our doors for Welcome Week, I write with my warmest greetings to new and returning...

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New members of the Ford School community

Aug 31, 2015

New Faculty Paula Lantz is the new associate dean for research and policy engagement and a professor of public policy. She most recently was professor and chair of the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Milken Institute School of...

In the Media

New U-M scholarship to pay full tuition, fees for some low-income, in-state students

Aug 28, 2015 MLive

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Introducing Alexandra Murphy, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

Aug 27, 2015

The Ford School is delighted to announce that a number of faculty members will join our community this fall. To introduce them to the Ford School community, we’re running weekly Q&As throughout the summer that touch on their policy and personal...

New York Times editorial board says it’s “Time to fix the Fafsa,” citing Susan Dynarski's work

Aug 27, 2015

“Legislators and the Department of Education have been trying for years to radically simplify [the Fafsa],” writes The New York Times editorial board in "Time to fix the Fafsa." They’re referring to the 100-plus-question form students and families...

Bob Axelrod on the takeaways from his year-long State Department fellowship

Aug 27, 2015

This summer, Bob Axelrod returned to the Ford School following a year-long Jefferson Science Foundation Fellowship at the U.S. Department of State. In this Q&A, he shares his take on bridging the gap between academics and policymakers, the rise of...

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Local leaders' confidence in state's direction erodes, CLOSUP MPPS reveals

Aug 26, 2015

ANN ARBOR—For the first time since 2012, fewer than half of Michigan's local leaders believe the state is headed in the right direction—chief culprits include road funding fumbles, state tax policies and general dysfunction in Lansing, according to...

In the Media

U of M prof wants to get rid of the FAFSA form entirely

Aug 24, 2015 State of Opportunity

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“To gain a student, eliminate a form,” writes Susan Dynarski for The New York Times

Aug 21, 2015

In this Sunday’s New York Times “Economic View,” Susan Dynarski explains why recent efforts to simplify the Fafsa, the financial aid application for aspiring college students, don’t go far enough. Dynarski’s prescription? Eliminate the form...

Will the Ashley Madison hack help or hurt the economy? Justin Wolfers explores in NYT Upshot

Aug 21, 2015

In an August 20 column for The New York Times’ Upshot, Justin Wolfers and Josh Barro ponder the likely economic impact of the recent Ashley Madison leak, which has exposed millions of cases of adultery and is likely to instigate an uptick in divorce...

Announcing the Riecker Michigan Delegation Fellowship in Senator Debbie Stabenow’s office

Aug 19, 2015

The Ford School is delighted to announce a pilot fellowship—the Riecker Michigan Delegation Fellowship—that will send one competitively selected graduate student to Washington, DC to complete a six-month assignment in the office of a senator or...

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The Agency that's Got your Back

Aug 13, 2015 Time

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Dingells mark Medicare and Social Security anniversary at Ford School

Aug 12, 2015

Two elected leaders and a roundtable of University of Michigan researchers convened at the Ford School on August 11 to mark the 50th anniversary of the legislation that created the Medicare system and the 80th anniversary of Social Security's...

Photo of Congressman John Dingell and Congresswoman Debbie Dingell

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Introducing Bill Axinn, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

Aug 11, 2015

Internship field report, Cassandra Baxter @ Mesa Verde National Park

Aug 10, 2015

For me, there is no greater respite than exploring nature. Directly upon moving to Michigan, I began hatching plans to visit one of our nation’s least visited national parks, Isle Royale. I envisioned this summer culminating with a vacation to that...

Internship field report, Luis de la Cruz @ Facebook's data center site selection team

Aug 10, 2015

When I graduated college, I decided to start my own consulting practice because I could not find an organization that carried out a mission that I believed in or identified with. Partnering with public and non-profit organizations, I worked to help...

Sexting and Internet safety climb top 10 list of health concerns for children across the U.S.

Aug 10, 2015

With more kids online and using cell phones at increasingly younger ages, two issues have quickly climbed higher on the public’s list of major health concerns for children across the U.S: sexting and Internet safety. Compared with 2014, Internet...

Introducing Jason Owen-Smith, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

Aug 10, 2015

Rabe speaks with NPR about changing attitudes on climate action and Obama’s Clean Power Plan

Aug 8, 2015

In “Obama's Climate Plan Faces Huge Political Challenges,” which ran on Monday, NPR reporter Scott Horsley outlined the President’s “ambitious new climate regulations” and the political opposition to them. He turned to Barry Rabe to provide insight...

In the Media

Regulation Could Be a Blessing in Disguise for Online Lenders

Aug 4, 2015 American Banker

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In the Media

Obama's Climate Plan Faces Huge Political Challenges

Aug 3, 2015 National Public Radio

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Liz Gerber's "Motivational crowding in sustainable development interventions," APSR

Aug 3, 2015

A research article by Arun Agrawal, Ashwini Chhatre, and Elisabeth Gerber, "Motivational crowding in sustainable development interventions," was published in the August 2015 edition of American Political Science Review. Abstract We used a...

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Parthasarathy takes aim at 'out of step' patent system, calls for reforms

Jul 31, 2015

Shobita Parthasarathy has called for serious patent system reforms in a July 31 article she authored in The Conversation. Such reforms, she said, could "include increasing opportunities for the public to participate in patent decision-making,...

Professor Shobita Parthasarathy leads a discussion in the Betty Ford Classroom

In the news, Stevenson talks My Brother's Keeper, min. wage, job licensing

Jul 31, 2015

Betsey Stevenson is helping to paint a picture of the stark reality surrounding racial and economic inequality in the United States. In a July 30 Yahoo Politics article, "Obama: Investing in minority men is not 'charity,' it's lucrative," Senior...

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Internship field report, Grace Evans @ Detroit's Office of the Deputy Mayor for Economic Policy, Planning, and Strategy

Jul 30, 2015

Second year MPP candidate Grace Evans is spending her summer in the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Economic Policy, Planning, and Strategy in the City of Detroit. This new office was created by Mayor Mike Duggan in late 2014 as an effort to raise...

In the Media

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Why people with less student debt have a harder time paying it off

Unconventional production raises unexpected tax questions, forum told

Welcome to the new academic year

New members of the Ford School community

New U-M scholarship to pay full tuition, fees for some low-income, in-state students

Introducing Alexandra Murphy, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

New York Times editorial board says it’s “Time to fix the Fafsa,” citing Susan Dynarski's work

Bob Axelrod on the takeaways from his year-long State Department fellowship

Local leaders' confidence in state's direction erodes, CLOSUP MPPS reveals

U of M prof wants to get rid of the FAFSA form entirely

“To gain a student, eliminate a form,” writes Susan Dynarski for The New York Times

Will the Ashley Madison hack help or hurt the economy? Justin Wolfers explores in NYT Upshot

Announcing the Riecker Michigan Delegation Fellowship in Senator Debbie Stabenow’s office

The Agency that's Got your Back

Dingells mark Medicare and Social Security anniversary at Ford School

Introducing Bill Axinn, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

Internship field report, Cassandra Baxter @ Mesa Verde National Park

Internship field report, Luis de la Cruz @ Facebook's data center site selection team

Sexting and Internet safety climb top 10 list of health concerns for children across the U.S.

Introducing Jason Owen-Smith, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

Rabe speaks with NPR about changing attitudes on climate action and Obama’s Clean Power Plan

Regulation Could Be a Blessing in Disguise for Online Lenders

Obama's Climate Plan Faces Huge Political Challenges

Liz Gerber's "Motivational crowding in sustainable development interventions," APSR

Parthasarathy takes aim at 'out of step' patent system, calls for reforms

In the news, Stevenson talks My Brother's Keeper, min. wage, job licensing

Internship field report, Grace Evans @ Detroit's Office of the Deputy Mayor for Economic Policy, Planning, and Strategy

Struggling towns, schools leave money on the table

Introducing Alford A. Young, joining our faculty with a courtesy appointment

The Ford School faculty is growing