University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
America's High Five does policy.
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- July 27, 2010 | <a href="/users/wangruth">Ruth</a> <a href="/users/wangruth">Wang</a>
Interested in promoting quality discussion and research in the areas of public administration, public policy, public affairs, and non-profit management at the undergraduate level? The Journal of Public Affairs Education has posted a call for papers for a journal and companion conference symposium on undergraduate education in 2011. Suggested... - July 27, 2010 | <a href="/users/wangruth">Ruth</a> <a href="/users/wangruth">Wang</a>
In keeping with the Michigan Chapter's theme of "Roosevelt in the Community," The Urban Planning and Community Development Center at Michigan took the initiative to increase Roosevelt member involvement in community service and community organizing activities. Along the way, they began to seek out new, creative ways to... - April 23, 2010 | <a href="/users/wangruth">Ruth</a> <a href="/users/wangruth">Wang</a>
This term, the UM chapter of Roosevelt Institute made it a chapter-wide goal to go beyond policy writing and get involved in the community. The Center on Urban Planning and Community Development at UM took initiative by planning a college tour for fifteen middle and high school students from Detroit public and charter schools. In...
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Our chapter kicks off the 2009-2010 semester with the theme year "Roosevelt in the Community." We hope that a focus on policy at a local level will allow our members to continue to write and publish well-crafted and researched policy while giving them the opportunity to advocate for the implementation of their policies. Our group also plans to partner with GLUE, the Great Lakes Urban Exchange, to work on their policy publication that will explore best...community partners, implementation, local, regional, Think Impact
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