21. UCLA - School Of Public Affairs Information on the courses offered, admissions, career services and recent news. http://www.spa.ucla.edu/

Dean's Message The School Prospective Students Public Affairs Minor ... Info/Directions News Video Interview: Author Discusses Book on U.S. Intelligence with former CIA Agent Amy Zegart talks about her book “Spying Blind” UP Grad Wins Parker Award from Council of University Transportation Centers Andrea Osgood (MA UP ’07) Wins for Project on Allocating On-Street Parking for Carsharing Parking Expert Discusses Ways to Increase Parking, Reduce Congestion Animation Demonstrates Don Shoup’s Ideas on Optimizing Parking Space Use Group from Guangzhou, China Completes UCLA Program, U.S. Tour Chinese Civil Servants Study Public Policy and Foundations of U.S. Governance more news > Events MISSING: REAL NEWS How Social and Policy Issues are Covered by the Media [by Val Zavala] January 24, 2008 Info Session: Peace Corps January 29, 2008 ... more events > Application Periods For Fall 2008 Public Policy Deadline January 10th, 2008 Social Welfare For Ph.D. and M.S.W. Applications for fellowship consideration: Deadline December 15, 2007. For Ph.D. admissions only: Deadline January 10, 2008.

22. The H. John Heinz III School Of Public Policy And Management The Heinz School curriculum focuses on areas that included quantitative analysis, modeling, conomics and statistics. http://www.heinz.cmu.edu/

@import "common/css/position.css"; @import "common/css/print.css"; About the Heinz School Academics Admissions and Financial Aid Resources ... Contact Us Heinz Endowments Gift of $13 Million to Heinz School Carnegie Mellon today received more than $22 million in grants from The Heinz Endowments, one of the largest private foundation grants in the university's history. The grants will be used to strengthen the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management, expand teaching and research in green chemistry and sustainability, and encourage more innovations in robotics and computer science. The majority of the grant money - $13 million - will be used to support the Heinz School's strategic plan, which includes the creation of a new school of information systems management (IS). The IS school will serve as a counterpart with the Heinz School of Public Policy and Management to form a new college, the name of which is being finalized. The gift will be used to increase the college's endowment, allow the hiring of new faculty and renovate classroom and conference facilities. Full text...

23. Texas Public Policy Foundation The Texas public policy Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit, non-partisan research institute guided by the core principles of limited government, http://www.texaspolicy.com/

TexasPolicy.com Home January 24, 2008 Policy Orientation audio - The keynotes - Jan 22, 2008 Policy Orientation panel audio - Effective justice - Jan 22, 2008 Policy Orientation panel audio - Judicial restructuring, eminent domain, and privatization - Jan 21, 2008 About the Foundation The Texas Public Policy Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit, non-partisan research institute guided by the core principles of individual liberty, personal responsibility, private property rights, free markets and limited government. The Foundation’s mission is to improve Texas by generating academically sound research and data on state issues, and by recommending the findings to opinion leaders, policymakers, the media and general public. Learn more about the Foundation in our video, Ideas Into Action Research Link Virginia Institute for Public Policy View all Research Links Highlighted Research Violate at Your Own Risk: The Immutability of Economic Laws Thinking Economically: Lesson One Thinking Economically is a project of the Texas Public Policy Foundation designed to provide a basic economic education for policymakers, the media, and the general public. In this way, the Foundation hopes to highlight the intersection of economics and public policy, and the importance of “thinking economically” when making policy decisions. This paper shows that immutability of economic laws means that there are limits to what can be accomplished in the political realm. Texas School Accountability Standards 101 Texas has a complex public school accountability system to evaluate schools and school districts. The system lacks rigor, is too complex, and does not align with the federal accountability system. To hold schools accountable, policymakers need to make significant changes to the state accountability system.

24. Zero To Three: Pub_publicpolicy Unfortunately, the needs of infants and toddlers are seldom sufficiently addressed in public policy. That’s why the ZERO TO THREE Policy Center exists. http://www.zerotothree.org/policy

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25. Public Policy, Home The A. Alfred Taubman Center for public policy and American Institutions was established at Brown in 1984. Its mission is teaching, research, http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Taubman_Center/

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26. Public Policy Program The public policy Program gives students the foundational skills and institutional knowledge necessary for understanding the policy process, and provides an http://www.stanford.edu/dept/publicpolicy/

Programs Bachelor of Arts Concentrations Minor Honors ... Masters in Public Policy People Faculty Peer Advisors Staff Student Resources Academic Resources Student Organizations Public Policy Links Alumni 2007 Newsletter Update Information Contact Information Government plays an important, ubiquitous role in contemporary society. Moreover, the growing complexity of public policies, the political processes that give rise to them, and the organizations that implement them have created a need in government, business, and the nonprofit sector for people who understand how government operates. The Public Policy Program gives students the foundational skills and institutional knowledge necessary for understanding the policy process, and provides an interdisciplinary course of study in the design, management, and evaluation of public sector programs and institutions. The major in Public Policy is useful as preparation for employment as an analyst in government agencies or business: as a foundation for postgraduate professional schools in business, education, law, and public policy: and as preparation for graduate study in the social sciences, especially economics, political science, and sociology. The Public Policy Program at Stanford offers both an undergraduate degree and, after Faculty Senate approval on February 8, a Masters in Public Policy. The Masters is only available to graduate students already admitted into other Stanford graduate degree programs.

27. GMA | Public Policy The GMA Government Affairs team seeks to influence public policy (both federal and state, legislative and regulatory) to secure the most costeffective http://www.gmabrands.com/publicpolicy/index.cfm

Home public policy January 24, 2008 Enter your search GMA FPA Priority Programs Take Action Get Involved Events ... International Trade Better Process Control School Corvallis, OR more » WEBINAR: Low-Acid Canned Foods: Improving Industry Controls none more » Better Process Control School Anchorage, AK more » Better Process Control School Davis, CA more » Better Process Control School Puyallup, WA more » The GMA Government Affairs team seeks to influence public policy (both federal and state, legislative and regulatory) to secure the most cost-effective statutory and regulatory framework, that is consistent with the public interest and promotes competition and innovation. GMA Government Affairs seeks to keep members informed of public policy action. Click here to learn more. Click here for the Sourcebook of State Laws and Regulations. Take Action GMA's grassroots program provides industry advocates with the opportunities to build and nurture relationships with federal legislators throughout the country. 1350 I (Eye) Street, NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20005

28. Public Policy This history of suicide prevention legislation began in 1997, with the passage of resolutions by Congress recognizing suicide as a national problem and http://www.spanusa.org/publicpolicy

Search Get Involved Public Policy Media Resources Survivor Stories ... Support SPAN USA Public Policy This history of suicide prevention legislation began in 1997, with the passage of resolutions by Congress recognizing suicide as a national problem and declaring suicide prevention a national priority. Since then, two major laws have been enacted: The Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act (PL 108-355) and the Joshua Omvig Veterans Suicide Prevention Act (PL 110-110). In addition, the movement has witnessed the formation of a national Suicide Prevention Resource Center, the establishment of a national suicide prevention hotline, and the development of a National Strategy for Suicide Prevention. Many state governments have also passed suicide prevention legislation, including resolutions recognizing suicide as a problem, and authorizing the development of state suicide prevention plans. SPAN USA's Public Policy Priorities: Each year, SPAN USA gathers insight from national suicide prevention advocates and experts to develop its annual Public Policy Priorities this document, which outlines what SPAN USA believes to be the most important public policy issues, guides our advocacy efforts throughout the year.

29. The Thomas Jefferson Program In Public Policy | The Jefferson Program Information about the program, the faculty, the courses, as well as former alumni. http://www.wm.edu/publicpolicy/

@import url(http://www.wm.edu/it-tools/3.53/css/template13.php); Black Studies Classical Studies Economics English Film Studies Geology Global Studies Government International Relations Kinesiology Linguistics Mathematics Military Science Modern Languages Music Neuroscience Philosophy Religious Studies Sociology Women's Studies The Jefferson Program HOME · Contact Us · Events Calendar · Graduate Program ... · Visiting Us Faculty · Directory · Research Students · Student Organizations · Washington Program · Send Us Your News · Alumni Directory ... · Board of Advisors Search Find People The Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy We provide students with the intellectual tools needed to improve the quality of policymaking in the United States and abroad. We offer a Students pursuing our undergraduate major study economics, statistics, politics, law, ethics, and policy domains. This grounding is excellent preparation for further study at the graduate level and for participating effectively in the policy process at government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private-sector firms. In the News Students lobby College to go Green Perspectives Geoff Wikel's ('07) Path to Graduate School: Marine Science and Public Policy By Dan Piepenbring '08 One of the few students studying both public policy and marine science, Geoff

30. Ethics And Public Policy Center The Ethics and public policy Center was established in 1976 to clarify and reinforce the bond between the JudeoChristian moral tradition and the public http://www.eppc.org/

About EPPC Contact EPPC Support EPPC My EPPC Find: Home Programs Publications Enjoying the Big Questions ... Eco-conversions of Elites Obscure the Truth Welcome to EPPC Online The Ethics and Public Policy Center was established in 1976 to clarify and reinforce the bond between the Judeo-Christian moral tradition and the public debate over domestic and foreign policy issues. [ Read More EVENT: Liberal Fascism Wednesday, January 30, 2008 In his controversial new book, Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning Enjoying the Big Questions By George Weigel Wednesday, January 23, 2008 Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing? 23 Questions from Great Philosophers (Basic Books). Tired of mindless sound-bites? Disgusted with political demagoguery? Spend a few hours with Kolakowski. Far From Sober Slate's defense of Linda Greenhouse. By M. Edward Whelan III Wednesday, January 23, 2008 Slate New York Times to stop providing (horrors!) "sober explications" of complaints about her reporting. This Is "Diminished Power"?

31. RIT - Redirect The interdisciplinary public policy program includes course work in economics, history, political science, philosophy, and sociology. http://www.rit.edu/~ppolicy/

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32. Center For Animals And Public Policy At Tufts University Tufts Center for Animals and public policy. Join us at an Open House for the Master of Science in Animals and public policy (MAPP)! http://www.tufts.edu/vet/cfa/

Enter UPCOMING EVENTS Join us at an Open House for the Master of Science in Animals and Public Policy (MAPP)! 25-26 February 2008 at the Cummings School in North Grafton, MA Visit the Center and sit-in on a class or two during Fall and Spring Semesters! To make a reservation, contact Pat Bonner at 508.839.7991 or patricia.bonner@tufts.edu Click here for more information IMPORTANT DATES 25-26 February 2008 MAPP Open House 01 April 2008 MAPP Application Deadline 17-18 May 2008 Commencement 25-27 August 2008 Orientation for new MAPP students

33. Mackinac Center For Public Policy Home Page the latest and greatest articles on liberty and free markets as sound public policy for Michigan. http://www.mackinac.org/

@import url('/include/css/L2IE-base.css'); Home Search Site Map About Us ... WZZM-13 Thursday, January 24, 2008 Less for More MEA members are paying more, but are they getting less? Michigan Diaspora Without transformational policy changes, Michigan will continue to lose jobs and population. MSHDA Machinations Selling MSHDA programs can mean revenue for the state. Inflation Manipulation Governments, not prices, cause inflation. You Get What You Pay For? MEA documents show the union spends just 41 percent of its time representing members. Mythology 101 Myths surrounding voluntary unionism are easily debunked. Up or Down? Michigan's decline in GDP can be reversed. Oversight Overkill Charter public schools already face many layers of scrutiny. Beach Affront An Ohio court decision regarding property rights shows Michigan is all wet. Tour de Force The Michigan Senate held its ground against more tourism subsidies. Out With the Old Larry Reed discusses where Michigan's been and where it needs to go. Outward Bound Michigan sets a record for outbound moves. Standing Rules The Michigan Supreme Court's stand for separation of powers.

34. WIPP.ORG - Women Impacting Public Policy Women Impacting public policy (WIPP) is a national bipartisan public policy organization representing more than 505000 women in business and women business http://www.wipp.org/

WIPP Corporate Sponsors WIPP Coalition Partners Member Sponsors ACTION ALERT: Get the Message Out - SBA's Proposed New Rule is an Insult WIPP Welcomes eBay's Meg Whitman for Presidential Power Team Call WIPP Announces Newly Elected Officers of the Board of Directors ... Visit WIPP’s blog: The latest news and opinions on policy impacting small business Women Impacting Public Policy (WIPP) is a national bi-partisan public policy organization representing more than 505,000 women in business and women business owners nationwide. Click here WIPP National Partner Gayle Waldron Founder and President FL When you join WIPP, you join 550,000 women business owners and women in business who understand the importance of public policy and the fact that it has a direct impact on running and expanding their businesses. Decisions are made daily in Congress and the Administration that affect your bottom line. WIPP works, in a bi-partisan fashion, to make sure that the voice of women businesses owners is represented at the table where these decisions are being made.

35. UCP: Public Policy The goal of the Disability Policy Collaboration is to impact national public policy for people with mental retardation, cerebral palsy and related http://www.ucp.org/section.cfm/8

Skip Navigation Education Employment Housing ... Travel Public Policy The goal of the Disability Policy Collaboration is to impact national public policy for people with mental retardation, cerebral palsy and related disabilities and their families. UCP HOME Support UCP: Make your donation! Shop UCP Learn About United Cerebral Palsy: About UCP Big Sky Project/Life Without Limits 2008 Conference Corporate Sponsors ... Research Foundation Helpful Links: News RSS Feeds Speak Out Take Action ... Audio/Video Gallery January 24, 2008 UCP AffNet Entrance [password required] Go back to top Public Policy UCP has joined forces with The Arc of the United States in establishing the Disability Policy Collaboration. This Collaboration focuses on legislative and legal supports to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families. The Disability Policy Collaboration staff interact with Congress and the Administration to meet the goal of improving the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families. From the ADA to Direct Care Personnel, from Education to Health, from Housing to Labor-HHS-Education, from Social Security to Technology—UCP advocates on behalf of individuals with disabilities! The UCP Action Center allows you to send a personalized or pre-written message to your Members of Congress, thus increasing the volume of messages supporting various positions on an issue. Take action today!

36. Public Policy - The ALS Association The Capital Office also organizes The ALS Association’s National Advocacy Day and public policy Conference each year. This event is the ALS community’s only http://www.alsa.org/policy/default.cfm

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37. - Genetics & Public Policy Center - The Genetics and public policy Center is a source of accurate and trusted information about public policy related to human genetic technologies and is http://www.dnapolicy.org/

Newsletter Signup Text Size: New Publication - "In Search of a Coherent Framework: Options for FDA Oversight of Genetic Tests" The paper offers a comprehensive review of the Food and Drug Administration's efforts in genetic test regulation and presents options for a more active role for the agency going forward. GenePOPS - DNA And Depression: Tests, Trust, and Treatment Video, a transcript, and a summary of the December 17 event are now available. GenePOPS - A Perfect Match? DNA in Law Enforcement Video, a transcript, and a summary of the October 1 event are now available. more news releases... DNA, Forensics, and the Law As the use of forensic DNA analysis expands, so too do legal and ethical concerns. Genetic Discrimination in the Military Those who routinely put their lives on the line in service to their country still live with the very real possibility that their genetic information could be used to deny them benefits. The Science of Forensic Genetics: Growing Pains and Ethical Challenges A drop of blood, a single hair, or even the saliva under a postage stamp each contains enough DNA to positively identify a person. Read our January Newsletter CENTER IN THE NEWS: Washington Post Scientists: Stem Cells Colonies Created Without Harming Embryos Bloomberg Markets The Quest for Supergenes Sound Medicine Consumer Genetic Testing Science News Not Yet: CDC panel questions antidepressant gene test more issue briefs...

38. National Center For Public Policy Research - A Conservative Think Tank A conservative think tank and policy institute covering Congress, insider political information, global warming and the environment, legal reform, http://www.nationalcenter.org/

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39. The National Center For Public Policy And Higher Education The National Center for public policy and Higher Education is an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization which seeks to provide leadership in the http://www.highereducation.org/

Reports by Subject Access and Affordability College-Level Learning Evaluating State Performance Finance ... Other The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education promotes public policies that enhance Americans' opportunities to pursue and achieve high-quality education and training beyond high school. As an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, the National Center prepares action-oriented analyses of pressing policy issues facing the states and the nation regarding opportunity and achievement in higher education-including two- and four-year, public and private, for-profit and nonprofit institutions. More About Us... For updates on National Center news and publication releases, or our quarterly newsletter National CrossTalk, subscribe to our mailing list. Permission to Reprint Last Updated on November 28, 2007 Good Policy, Good Practice - Improving Outcomes and Reducing Costs in Higher Education: A Guide for Policymakers - November 28, 2007 Investigating the Alignment of High School and Community College Assessments in California - June 15, 2007 Squeeze Play: How Parents and the Public Look at Higher Education Today - May 31, 2007 "Informed Self-Placement" At American River College: A Case Study - May 22, 2007 ... measuring up Site managed by NETView Communications click here

40. Public Policy Matrix public policy Matrix For University of Michigan Class Assignments . Public Opinion Polls http//www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/stpolisc.html opinion http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/polproc.html

Public Policy Matrix For University of Michigan Class Assignments Last updated on October 3, 2007 Sources marked with * are only available to University of Michigan affiliates on campus, via dial-in to 489-2222 using an ITD telecommunications package, or through previously-approved authentication on the library's Remote Resources web page. A Legislative History Chart WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? WHAT'S THE SOLUTION? LEGISLATIVE SOLUTION ... Related Web Pages Question Secondary Question Types of Sources Starters What's The Problem? Journal Articles Almanac of Policy Issues CQ* and CQ Almanac (Docs/UGL JK 1.C756, Pub Hlth RA 421 .C765) National Journal and Congress Daily* Proquest* JSTOR Newspaper Articles Academic Universe* NY Times, 1851-2001 AllPolitics , and Washington Post Television Academic Universe - Under News/Transcripts/All ABC CBS CNN MSNBC Books MIRLYN Research Reports GAO Reports CRS Reports Political Information Statistics Statistical Resources and Statistical Universe* Executive Agency Reports Fed Web Sites and Google Court Decisions Academic Universe* and Laws Online Personal Experience Reflection and Interviews What Are the Solutions?

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