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    • Opinion: COVID opened the door to new energy thinking. We haven’t stepped through itOpens in a new window

      Mar 1, 2022
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    • 'It’s a political prize': Douglas County school boards have a history of high-profile education battlesOpens in a new window

      Feb 16, 2022
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    • How bad is crime in Colorado? We examined 35 years of data to put today’s trends in context.Opens in a new window

      Jan 23, 2022
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    • Denver sheriff, former public safety director under investigation after scathing retirement letterOpens in a new window

      Jan 7, 2022
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    • Explainer: The 'slip and capture' argument in ex-cop Kimberly Potter's defenseOpens in a new window

      Dec 16, 2021
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    • Ecosystems, justice and development are all tied into Mayor Hancock’s push for a South Platte renovationOpens in a new window

      Dec 6, 2021
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    • Morrison PD chief resigns after town comes more than $800k short of estimated ticket revenueOpens in a new window

      Oct 20, 2021
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    • Bamrick to participate in inaugural Ostrom summer academy

      Apr 25, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      First year PhD student Tierney Bamrick was recently accepted in the inaugural Ostrom Summer Academy, a six-week program hosted by the Ostrom Workshop at Indiana University Bloomington. Its purpose is to “introduce early-career scholars and practitioners to the literatures and methodologies for which the Ostrom Workshop is known, including but not limited to: Ostrom Design Principles, Analytical Frameworks (IAD, GKC, SES), Polycentricity, and the Bloomington School.” During the Academy, Tierney will work on a project to theorize creativity as a common pool resource. This includes analysis of polycentric arts and culture systems and relates to recent expansions of Ostrom frameworks to philanthropy and knowledge commons.
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    • You publishes articles, interviewed about research

      Mar 28, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      PhD student Jongeun You published an article titled “Strengthening Cybersecurity of Water Infrastructure through Legislative Actions,” in the Journal of the American Water Resources Association and “Reinforcing Cybersecurity in the Water Sector” published in the trade magazine Water Resources IMPACT. In addition, You was interviewed by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada for his 2021 article “Advancing International Cooperation as a Strategy for Managing Pandemics,” which contributed to the report “Toward an Ecosystem Approach: COVID-19, Canada-Asia Pacific Relations, and International Organizations.”
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    • Cummings, Puello awarded grants for research

      Mar 28, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      PhD students Julia Cummings (pictured left) and Stephanie Puello were awarded National Civic League Pforzheimer Fellowship Mini-Grants. The program—named for Carl H. Pforzheimer Jr., who served on the board of the National Civic League for many years and was a banker, civic leader, and philanthropist in New York City—assists students in conducting research on public affairs.
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    • You accepts position as postdoctoral fellow, publishes article

      Feb 28, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      PhD student Jongeun You will join the Colorado School of Mines in May 2022 as a postdoctoral fellow. He will conduct research to evaluate the role of hydropower in a changing energy system. Congratulations to Jongeun and to his advisors Drs. Weible, Heikkila, and Swann! Also, You recently published an article titled “Reinforcing Cybersecurity in the Water Sector” in the trade magazine Water Resources IMPACT.
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    • Agho publishes solo-authored article

      Feb 28, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      In January, PhD student Ose Agho had her first solo-authored article, “In public administration and public policy, can theory capture caste?”, published in Administrative Theory & Praxis.
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    • Croft named ASPA Founders’ Fellow

      Feb 28, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      PhD student Adam Croft has been named an American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Founders’ Fellow. The ASPA Founders’ Fellows program recognizes outstanding students and new professionals (within three years of their graduation) in the field of public service and public administration.
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    • SPAPSA hosts scholar presentation on racialized burdens

      Jan 18, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      On December 10, the SPA PhD Student Association hosted its annual Zoom Scholar Series event featuring Dr. Pamela Herd of Georgetown University, who presented "Racialized Burdens: Applying Racialized Organization Theory to the Administrative State.”
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    • You publishes book review on climate justice

      Jan 18, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      PhD student and SPA lecturer Jongeun You published a book review on climate justice in the journal Progress in Development Studies. The reviewed book is Governance & Climate Justice: Global South & Developing Nations.
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    • SPA PhD students recipients of pandemic research awards

      Nov 30, 2021 by Toula Wellbrook
      In October, CU Denver announced the winners of the CU Denver 2021 Pandemic Research and Creative Activities Award. PhD candidates and SPA lecturers Stephanie Bultema and Jongeun You were recipients of the Student Award for student MVPs who went above and beyond to contribute to research and the pandemic effort at large.
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    • Dealing with Disproportionality in Climate Change PolicymakingOpens in a new window

      Mar 21, 2022
      We often assume the ideal about our governments: they should act proportionately to the problems at hand. Governments should respond to minor issues with minor policy changes and major issues with major policy changes. This assumption of proportionality cumbers the effectiveness of solutions found across literatures, including adaptive management, sustainable development, and direct and deliberative democracy.
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    • School of Public Affairs ranks number 29 in country, number 1 in Colorado

      Mar 29, 2022 by Toula Wellbrook
      U.S. News & World Report today released its 2023 Best Graduate Schools Rankings, in which the University of Colorado Denver School of Public Affairs is ranked number 29 in the nation overall for public affairs programs. The school is also ranked in the Top 25 for five sub-specialty rankings.
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    • Graduate Student Ricky Abilez Wins Prestigious University of Colorado Thomas Jefferson AwardOpens in a new window

      Mar 10, 2022
      Artist, educator, activist, and School of Public Affairs graduate student Ricky Abilez can officially add “University of Colorado Thomas Jefferson Award winner” to their ever-growing list of titles. The system-level award, which honors students, faculty, and staff members who are committed to advancing public service, education, and the arts, serves as a reminder to Abilez that the work they do matters.
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    • Alum Brad Reubendale: Nourishing a Nonprofit DreamOpens in a new window

      Mar 3, 2022
      CU Denver alum Brad Reubendale, executive director of SAME (So All May Eat) Café on East Colfax, knows all too well what it means to lose everything. At 17, he and his family were excommunicated from the Missouri cult he’d been raised in. “The only humans I knew were my brothers and my parents until I got my feet back under me working in youth services for the Salvation Army.”
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