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Harris Voices: Reimagining Aadhar as One of the World’s Largest Behavioral Experiments

News
"Aadhar, the world's largest technology project, represents a groundbreaking endeavor to provide a biometric digital identity to 1.7 billion people in India. It stands out not only for its ambitious goal, but also for its robust and scalable technology."
Nebi Celik

Alumni Profile: Nebi Celik, Evening Master's Program’24

Alumni profile
“I want to be capable of presenting new ideas to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs that facilitate the implementation of policies to respond more swiftly and accurately to issues."
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With First Stop in Mexico City, Dean Ethan Bueno de Mesquita Begins Multi-City Tour, Shares Vision for Harris's Future

News
Dean Ethan Bueno de Mesquita shared reflections at the Mexico City University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy alumni event.

Study Highlights Links Between Health Costs, Unemployment, and Morbidity

In the News
'Non-Profit Quarterly' dives into the research of Prof. Zarek Brot-Goldberg

Nobel Prize Winning Faculty

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When Anticipating the End of Oil, Industry Cuts Investments and Produces Less

Research
For the first time in roughly a century, oil’s dominance as a transportation fuel is under threat.

Get to Know Harris! Lunch and Learn at the Urban Labs

Admissions
Join Devon Reber Drehmer, Senior Director of Recruitment and Operations, and Jessica Gagle, Director of Recruitment and Outreach Management, to learn more about Harris' part-time and full-time degree programs, hear from alumni, and learn about scholarship
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Janee Raffin

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Iris Woosley

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Harold Pollack

UChicago Health Lab Evaluation Results: The Chicago CARE Pilot Program Reduced Client Distress, Showcased Importance of City Agency Culture in Effective Mental Health Crisis Response

Research
The ambitious Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement Program spanned for two years and required multi-agency partnership.

Nobel Laureate Finds His Calling in Studying the World

News
Professor James A. Robinson’s decades of research have shaped our understanding of economic inequality.