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Alumni Profile: Shreeya Misra, DPSS'22

Alumni profile
“DPSS allowed me to combine two things that I love: coding and policy.”
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U.S. Fishing Policy is Boosting Fish Populations, Not Constraining Most Fisheries

Research
Despite being stalled in Congress, a pair of studies finds the cornerstone fishing policy in the United States is doing its job: rebuilding threatened fish populations to double their size, while not holding back most fishers from making their catch.

Persuasive Writing Credential Information Session

Admissions, Credential Programs
In this information session, hear from Andie Ingram Eccles about the six-week Persuasive Writing Credential curriculum, admissions process and more.

Campus Visit & Reverend Dr. Richard L. Pearson Lecture with Ibrahim Elbadawi

Admissions
Join us for the sixth annual Reverend Dr. Richard L. Pearson Lecture featuring Ibrahim Elbadawi, Former Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Republic of Sudan, (2019-2020).
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Alumni Profile: Jamie Sawyer, PWC'22

Alumni profile
“The Persuasive Writing Credential has really helped me develop as a writer.”
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AcademyHealth Announces 2023 Award Recipients, Including Harris' Katherine Baicker

News
AcademyHealth announced today the 2023 winners of its Annual Awards program.

Chicago Centered Series: Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG)

Admissions, Evening Master's Program (EMP)
Join Harris Research Professor Justin Marlowe and John Oxtoby, Senior Vice President and Director of ESG Investing at Ariel Investments for a presentation on research followed by a panel discussing environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG).

PKU-UChicago Summer School Faculty Spotlight: Mini Class with Professor Yao Tang (Peking University)

Admissions, Credential Programs
Attend a PKU-UChicago Summer School Faculty Spotlight Mini Class with Professor Yao Tang (Peking University)

CAPP Camp

Overview CAPP Camp is a series of workshops which are meant to help incoming MSCAPP students prepare for their computer science courses. CAPP Camp is optional and will take place in-person only, August 27-29. Please note: There are no virtual or hybrid options available for CAPP Camp programming. CAPP Camp materials will be made available to all incoming students in September.
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University of Chicago Community Safety Leadership Academies Host First Cohort of Rising Police Leaders from Over 20 Departments Across America

News
Police leaders begin six-month leadership and management education program designed to improve community safety and reduce violence.
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A Day In the Life: Carrie Collins, MPP Class of 2024

Carrie Collins, MPP Class of 2024, wrote about what a typical Tuesday looked like for her during spring quarter after completing the Core.
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UChicago Harris/NORC Poll: About Half the Public Believes Russia is the Sole Perpetrator of War Crimes in the Ukraine-Russian Conflict

Research
Majorities of both Democrats and Republicans have negative views of Russia’s actions during the war, but most have positive perceptions of the Russian people.