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Braun has spent years working on some of the most complex national security and homeland threats of the past two decades—from the Afghan refugee evacuation to the fentanyl epidemic that now claims tens of thousands of American lives each year.

“DPSS was the perfect transition from my undergraduate program to my current full-time research assistant position.”

"DPSS was the best way for me to focus on a specific skill, learn it, and get to a place where I feel I can expand my learning.”

A new book out today pulls back the curtain on the first-ever U.S. strategy to dismantle the Sinaloa Cartel and its Chinese chemical suppliers.

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New research from Associate Professor Peter Ganong and coauthors reveals that most U.S. workers experience large month-to-month fluctuations in earnings—even when they stay in the same job.