by jpitney | Jul 21, 2021 | Appropriations, Congress, Higher Education
Alexis Gravely at Inside Higher Ed: The House Appropriations Committee has approved more than $272 million in funding through earmarks that would go to projects at 228 colleges and universities, according to an analysis conducted by Inside Higher Ed. The earmarks span...
by jpitney | Aug 13, 2020 | Higher Education, Veterans
Barrett Y. Bogue and Dr. Andrew Morse at the Center for a New American Security: Using a semi-structured qualitative interview design of currently serving higher education leaders and practitioners with prior military service, this paper identifies the reasons why...
by jpitney | Mar 7, 2020 | Higher Education
The Harvard Crimson reports on a poll of the university’s faculty: An overwhelming majority of faculty members who took the survey broadly characterized their political leanings as “liberal” or “very liberal” — forty-one percent of faculty responded they are...
by jpitney | Dec 17, 2019 | Higher Education
The Pepperdine School of Public Policy Washington, DC Policy Scholars Program explores topics typically untouched by Washington, DC-based policy studies programs, pushing its participants to better understand the vital interconnection between culture, history, and...
by jpitney | Dec 16, 2019 | Higher Education, Uncategorized
The American Enterprise Institute’s Summer Honors Program is an intensive, fully-funded educational and professional development opportunity in Washington, DC, for top undergraduate students. Participants in the program have the chance to connect with the ideas,...
by jpitney | Nov 23, 2019 | Higher Education, Public Administration, Uncategorized
At The American Interest, Francis Fukuyama last year lamente the decline of the study of public administration. This then brings us back to the crisis in public administration as a field. After a period of innovation and creativity driven by the economists, the field...
