Events Calendar

Indigenous Land & Water Based Education: Cultivating Just and Sustainable Futures New models of education are a central need and possibility in supporting societal adaptions given a changing climate in the coming decades. This talk will first articulate some of the key needs of educational transform...

"The Narrative of Racial Progress" By Michael Kraus, Professor of Psychology and Morton O. Schapiro IPR Fellow Abstract: In this talk, Kraus will provide a broad overview of his and his colleagues' research on the narrative of racial progress—the tendency for Americans to believe in the linear, auto...

Learn more about the Master of Science in Technology, People, and Policy program and our certificate offerings through a virtual info session. Presentations cover the curriculum, career outcomes, the application process, and financial aid. These hour-long sessions are conducted via Zoom. Once you re...

"Using Computational Approaches to Understand the Social and Structural Drivers of Health" By Michelle Birkett, Associate Professor of Medical Social Sciences (Determinants of Health) and Preventive Medicine and IPR Associate   This event is part of the Fay Lomax Cook Winter 2025 Colloquium Series, ...

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...

"Building a New Multi-Measure Toolkit to Address Racial Disparities in Preschool Practices" By Sandra Waxman, Louis W. Menk Chair in Psychology, Professor of Cognitive Psychology, and IPR Fellow   This event is part of the Fay Lomax Cook Winter 2025 Colloquium Series, where our researchers from arou...

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...

Learn more about the Master of Science in Technology, People, and Policy program and our certificate offerings through a virtual info session. Presentations cover the curriculum, career outcomes, the application process, and financial aid. These hour-long sessions are conducted via Zoom. Once you re...

Please join us to celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Week! Who: Everyone is welcome! We will have a variety of materials available so that everyone can successfully create cards.  When: Thursday, February 13th from 4:30 to 6:00 pm (drop in any time!) Where: Cycle Center (1st Floor, Rm 138), Annenberg...

"Attendance Metrics in the Lonely School: A Case Study of Chronic Absenteeism at Franklin High" By Simone Ispa-Landa, Associate Professor of Human Development and Social Policy and of Sociology and IPR Fellow.   This event is part of the Fay Lomax Cook Winter 2025 Colloquium Series, where our resear...

Learn more about the Master of Science in Technology, People, and Policy program and our certificate offerings through a virtual info session. Presentations cover the curriculum, career outcomes, the application process, and financial aid. These hour-long sessions are conducted via Zoom. Once you re...

"Meetings, Visibility, and Gender Inequality at Work" By Kate Weisshaar, Associate Professor of Sociology and IPR Fellow   This event is part of the Fay Lomax Cook Winter 2025 Colloquium Series, where our researchers from around the University share their latest policy-relevant research. Please note...

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...

“Recent Pregnancy and Birth Outcomes Research” By Joe Feinglass, Research Professor of Medicine and IPR Associate This event is part of the Fay Lomax Cook Winter 2025 Colloquium Series, where our researchers from around the University share their latest policy-relevant research.

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...

"Powers and Practices in Labor Standards Enforcement" By Daniel Galvin, Professor of Political Science and IPR Fellow   This event is part of the Fay Lomax Cook Winter 2025 Colloquium Series, where our researchers from around the University share their latest policy-relevant research. Please note al...

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...

Attend a livestreamed information session about the Master of Science in Education and Social Policy Program. Presentations will include information about degree concentrations, course curriculum, the master's project, field experiences for teachers, the application process and financial aid. Attend...