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Harris Credential Programs Information Session

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Harris Credential Programs Information Session

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Harris in the News

From climate change to COVID-19, Harris research is informing both national and international policy. We rounded up recent news articles featuring contributions from Harris faculty and staff.

Advancing your Career in Public Policy in the New Year

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Chinese Student Internship Panel Series

To help the first-year Chinese Harristas better prepare for their summer internship applications, the Career Development Office (CDO) and the Harris China Working Group jointly organized a weeklong series of internship panels in late October in which second-year Chinese students shared their internship experiences in the fields of strategic consulting, financial services, and the internet industry. During the panels, students not only learned about the internship application process and timeline, but also dove into deep conversations with panelists regarding career paths and professional development.

Data and Policy Summer Scholar Program Information Session

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Data and Policy Summer Scholar Program Information Session with Ranjan Daniels

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Data and Policy Summer Scholar Program Information Session

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Q&A: Why the Poverty Rate Continues to Rise, In Spite of Job Gains

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When COVID-19 outbreaks began to escalate early this year, University of Chicago economist Bruce Meyer quickly realized that the pandemic would have a dramatic impact on poverty in the U.S.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci to Speak at University of Chicago on March 4

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Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) at the National Institutes of Health will join the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy on March 4 for a conversation hosted by its dean.