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Donita Cook

UChicago Harris Coffee Chat in Chicago, IL

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Join Preethika Devraj, MPP Class of 2023, for coffee in Chicago, Illinois.

UChicago Harris Coffee Chat in Chicago, IL

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Join Preethika Devraj, MPP Class of 2023, for coffee in Chicago, Illinois.
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Karen McCleary

UChicago Harris Coffee Chat in Chicago, IL

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Join Karla Tamez, MPP Class of 2023, for coffee in Chicago, Illinois.
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The Pearson Institute Names Inaugural Faculty Members

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Chicago Harris has appointed two new distinguished faculty members to join The Pearson Institute when it launches on July 1.

UChicago Harris Coffee Chat in Chicago, IL

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Join Karla Tamez, MPP Class of 2023, for coffee in Chicago, Illinois.
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Harris Public Policy Selects 2022-2023 Common Read

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The Harris Common Read selection for the 2022 academic year is a prize-winning, international bestselling examination of how a gender gap in data perpetuates bias and disadvantages women.
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Alumni Profile: Santiago Hoyos, MPP’21, Pearson Fellow

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“Harris was an amazing experience. I gained access to quantitative tools that I didn't have before, and that gave me a new perspective.”
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Alumni Profile: Akerah Mackey, MPP’21

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“I use the statistical analysis skills I gained at Harris nearly every day."

Experts Unveil Recommendations for Transforming 911

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Transform911, an initiative led by the University of Chicago Health Lab, part of the Harris School of Public Policy, to rethink the nation’s emergency response system, released a comprehensive policy blueprint to modernize and strengthen 911.
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Alumni Profile: Nora Hajjar, MSCAPP’20

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“I didn’t just want a computer science degree because it is often isolated from where you seek to apply it. MSCAPP allows you to apply computer science directly to policy work.”