IPP Welcomes Sara Gable
The Institute of Public Policy in the Truman School of Public Affairs at the University of Missouri is pleased to announce that Dr. Sara Gable will be the Director of IPP effective September 1, 2020.
IPP Highlights Student Research
Graduate Research Assistants Dylan Cain and Suzette Nahach published new research recently in the policy areas of Public Health and Safety and (Early Childhood) Education.
Dylan Cain published new research concerning the Corona Disease outbreak. COVID-19 and the Constitution: State Police Powers and Judicial Scrutiny takes a look at local, state, and federal responses to the pandemic.
Dr. Sara Gable appointed new Director of the Institute of Public Policy
The Harry S Truman School of Public Affairs at the University of Missouri is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Sara Gable as the new Director of the Institute of Public Policy (IPP), effective September 1, 2020. Since 1996, Dr.
Dr. Mun Choi releases statement on video and resulting Title IX investigation
UM System President and MU Interim Chancellor Dr. Mun Y. Choi released a statement yesterday about the recent video posted to social media by high school students, one of whom was preparing to attend MU in the fall, and the resulting Title IX investigation.
Read Dr. Choi's full statement here:
Mid-Career Student Cale Ottens Works with "Listos California" Campaign During COVID-19 Response
Truman School mid-career student Cale Ottens is making a difference in his community. Cale is working with the Governor of California’s Office of Emergency Services on a public awareness campaign called “Listos California.” This campaign is designed to reach California’s diverse and most vulnerable populations, who face challenges including social isolation, poverty, language barriers, and other access and functional needs.
Emir Yazici to moderate Kansas City International Relations Council Discussion
Our very own Emir Yazici has been selected to moderate an upcoming Kansas City International Relations Council Discussion. This will be a discussion of separatism, its recent traction, and how these movements move forward in a post-COVID world.
For event details, visit here.
Political Science Graduate School Graduates Seven
On Friday, May 15, the University of Missouri Political Science Department graduated five Doctoral Candidates and two Master of Arts Candidates.
A Message to the Graduating Class of 2020!
Congratulations to our political science graduates! We wish we could celebrate with you in person, but for now we will have to cheer from afar. We are so proud of your success, growth, and accomplishments. You have made the University of Missouri proud, and we cannot wait to see what you do from this day forward.
Congratulations class of 2020!
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