Dr. Angel Hsu, Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Data-Driven Lab, has won a Hettleman Prize for Artistic and Scholarly Achievement, one of UNC’s most prestigious acknowledgements of faculty excellence. In his nomination letter for Hsu, Daniel … Read more
Cassandra Davis, Assistant Professor of Public Policy, was recently featured on Fox Weather discussing natural disasters and schools. Cassandra was also interviewed for an article in USA Today. Nice Work, Cassandra!
Steve Hemelt, Associate Professor of Public Policy, is co-organizing a conference in Michigan this October entitled, “Higher Skills: How Can Higher Education Meet the Ever-Evolving Needs of the Labor Market?” The goal of the conference is to facilitate dialogue between policymakers, … Read more
Public Policy Faculty Cassandra Davis (PI), Iheoma Iruka (co-PI), and Simona Goldin (co-PI) recieved an award from the Department of Homeland Security for their joint project, Weathering the storm in Freedmen’s Towns: An exploration of residents’ cultural resilience through defiance. … Read more
Research Professor of Public Policy and Founding Director of the Equity Research Action Coalition, Iheoma Iruka, has been named a fellow by the American Psychological Association.
In the piece published in the Monkey Cage of the Washington Post, Professor Kreitzer and colleagues highlight the role of Republican women in the abortion debate.
Support Strategies for Socially Marginalized Neighborhoods Likely Impacted by Natural Hazards explores the disproportionate impacts of federal mitigation assistance on socially marginalized groups and under-resourced neighborhoods.
Abigail Holdsclaw ’21 made use of a rich data source housed at the Environmental Finance Center in the School of Government to understand the disparities in water affordability in North Carolina.
Please join UNC Public Policy for the 13th annual Thomas Willis Lambeth Distinguished Lecture in Public Policy on Wednesday, March 23, 2022, at 5pm in Hill Hall. (Ethan Hyman/The News & Observer via AP)
In a Brookings article, Professor Hemelt and colleagues address the essential function of teacher assistants as the education system manages the challenges of COVID disruptions.
