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Paula Lantz announced as inaugural James B. Hudak Professor of Health Policy

Mar 28, 2019

Thanks to a $2.5 million gift from James B. Hudak (MPP ‘71), the University of Michigan’s Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy has established a new professorship for health policy. Professor and associate dean Paula Lantz will be the inaugural...

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Towsley courses offer unique learning experience

Mar 28, 2019

The Harry A. and Margaret D. Towsley Foundation Policymaker in Residence Program, established in 2002, pops the academic bubble in its promotion of student, faculty, and policymaker exchange by bringing individuals with significant national and...

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Brendan Nyhan's quest for the truth behind fake news

Mar 28, 2019

After receiving his PhD in political science from Duke University in 2009, Brendan Nyhan came to U-M to study health policy as a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholar. His mentors were the Ford School’s Paula Lantz and Rick Hall. Nyhan was then...

Ciorciari says election won’t curtail Thailand’s political crisis

Mar 27, 2019

Last Sunday Thailand held a much-anticipated election, but critics say no matter the result, the outcome will have little impact on the country’s current political turmoil. On March 22, 2019, the Friday before the election, reporter Stephen Wright...

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Victors for Michigan Campaign Success

Mar 27, 2019

As the University of Michigan’s Victors for Michigan campaign comes to a close, we’re reflecting with gratitude, excitement, and optimism. Thanks to the generosity and vision of our alumni and friends, we’re poised to grow our impact in the...

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Discourse: Ford School faculty in the news from Winter 2019 State & Hill

Mar 26, 2019

It’s the polar opposite of affirmative action, which boosts applicants who have faced adversity. It’s unconscionable for a handful of elite colleges to amass enormous tax-advantaged endowments and use them to perpetuate privilege in this way. —...

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An idea whose time has come: practical engagement

Mar 25, 2019

Philip Power, class of 1960, served on the University of Michigan Board of Regents from 1987 to 1999. Power, his parents, and his wife Kathy have supported the U-M Museum of Art, U-M Student Publications, the University Musical Society and the...

Group photo featuring Cindy Bank, Elisabeth Gerber, Phil Power, Kathy Power, and Susan Johnson

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Federal Trade Commissioner Rohit Chopra examines modern finance practices at Ford School conference

Mar 24, 2019 The Michigan Daily

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Thailand’s new government could be unstable, short-lived

Mar 23, 2019 AP News

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Where does US climate policy stand in 2019?

Mar 22, 2019 Brookings

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Michael Barr addresses faltering financial protection for consumers

Mar 22, 2019

Only 10 years out of the Great Recession in which hundreds of thousands of Americans lost their jobs, homes, and savings, the Trump Administration’s deregulatory stance sounds alarms for many in the finance sector. Among the concerned is Michael...

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Ex-CFPB Chief Cordray Attacks Trump Administration For Retreating On Consumer Financial Protection

Mar 21, 2019 Forbes

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The Drivers of Inequality: Poverty Solutions calls for reform on Michigan auto insurance laws

Mar 21, 2019

The Motor City developed with cars in mind, but for a majority of its population-particularly those who are low-income-access to a car is financially impossible. Michigan’s notoriously high auto insurance rates are a main culprit, according to...

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For Democratic candidates, climate issues are a litmus test–but Rabe wonders for how long

Mar 21, 2019

With the 2020 presidential election cycle picking up pace, analysts are noticing thematic trends in candidate platforms. For Democratic hopefuls, one essential theme is having strong answers to climate issues. In Elvina Nawaguna’s March 19, 2019,...

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Studying and practicing diplomacy, from Ann Arbor to Asia

Mar 21, 2019

As a young lawyer in his first job out of law school, John Ciorciari made a choice that would alter the trajectory of his professional career. He had been the editor-in-chief of the Harvard International Law Journal and specialized in...

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On the campaign trail, climate change can no longer be ignored

Mar 19, 2019 Roll Call

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Stevenson testifies for the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship

Mar 19, 2019

On March 6, 2019, Professor Betsey Stevenson testified in front of the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, addressing critical issues facing the modern American worker. After initial remarks by Chairman Marco Rubio and...

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Former diplomat William J. Burns describes U.S. approach to foreign policy

Mar 18, 2019 The Michigan Daily

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College admissions scandal reaffirms prevalence of privilege in higher education for Dynarski

Mar 16, 2019

Everyone on college campuses across the nation is discussing the latest admissions scandal in which wealthy prospective students received acceptance into prominent universities as a result of unfair tampering. For many, the story merely confirms...

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Thinking beyond prisoner reform to reintegration

Mar 15, 2019 The Hill

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Leaders and Best: U-M joins new collegiate technologist network; Ford School's Joy Rohde to lead the way

Mar 15, 2019

Announced earlier this week, the University of Michigan will join the Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT), which is “a new partnership of 21 colleges and universities dedicated to building the nascent field of public interest...

U-M Poverty Solutions report on student absenteeism featured on Michigan Minds

Mar 15, 2019

Jennifer Erb-Downward, a Ford School researcher for U-M presidential initiative Poverty Solutions, was featured in the latest "MIchigan Minds" podcast on March 6. The interview explores a report from the reseach center about the degree, causes, and...

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21 institutions partner to grow 'public interest tech' field

Mar 13, 2019 Education Dive

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The Ford School is #1 in policy analysis and #1 in social policy, according to latest rankings of graduate public affairs programs

Mar 12, 2019

The Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan is nationally recognized again as one of the top graduate programs in public affairs, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. The Ford School is the...

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U-M part of network to build public interest technology field

Mar 11, 2019 Michigan News

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Environmental implications of Hausman's latest paper garners media attention

Mar 11, 2019

Since publishing her latest paper in January, Professor Catherine Hausman’s analysis of the financial incentives, or lack thereof, to plug methane leaks for utility companies has received immense attention for the potential impact on environmental...

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With a declining birthrate, Farley suggests it's time to reimagine policy

Mar 11, 2019

Although we may not notice in a bustling town like Ann Arbor, we are amidst a crisis—the number of births in the state of Michigan has reached its lowest point since World War II. In the last three decades, births have fallen from 153,000 in 1990 to...

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Paula Lantz announced as inaugural James B. Hudak Professor of Health Policy

Towsley courses offer unique learning experience

Brendan Nyhan's quest for the truth behind fake news

Ciorciari says election won’t curtail Thailand’s political crisis

Victors for Michigan Campaign Success

Discourse: Ford School faculty in the news from Winter 2019 State & Hill

An idea whose time has come: practical engagement

Federal Trade Commissioner Rohit Chopra examines modern finance practices at Ford School conference

Thailand’s new government could be unstable, short-lived

Where does US climate policy stand in 2019?

Michael Barr addresses faltering financial protection for consumers

Ex-CFPB Chief Cordray Attacks Trump Administration For Retreating On Consumer Financial Protection

The Drivers of Inequality: Poverty Solutions calls for reform on Michigan auto insurance laws

For Democratic candidates, climate issues are a litmus test–but Rabe wonders for how long

Studying and practicing diplomacy, from Ann Arbor to Asia

On the campaign trail, climate change can no longer be ignored

Stevenson testifies for the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship

Former diplomat William J. Burns describes U.S. approach to foreign policy

College admissions scandal reaffirms prevalence of privilege in higher education for Dynarski

Thinking beyond prisoner reform to reintegration

Leaders and Best: U-M joins new collegiate technologist network; Ford School's Joy Rohde to lead the way

U-M Poverty Solutions report on student absenteeism featured on Michigan Minds

21 institutions partner to grow 'public interest tech' field

The Ford School is #1 in policy analysis and #1 in social policy, according to latest rankings of graduate public affairs programs

U-M part of network to build public interest technology field

Environmental implications of Hausman's latest paper garners media attention

With a declining birthrate, Farley suggests it's time to reimagine policy

Elizabeth Gerber on Detroiters' perceptions and priorities

Ford alum joins Governor Whitmer to revolutionize college accessibility in Michigan

Professor Brendan Nyhan writes his prescription for the anti-vaccine crusade