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  • QandA with Tatum Watson

    Q&A with public administration student Tatum Watson

    Sep 1, 2021 by Toula Wellbrook
    In this School of Public Affairs interview, student Tatum Watson discusses her motivation to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration, her experiences as a transfer student and as a student in the Pathways Bachelor of Public Administration-Master of Public Administration program.
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  • QandA with Sawyer Victor

    Q&A with criminal justice student Sawyer Victor

    Sep 14, 2021 by Toula Wellbrook
    In this School of Public Affairs interview, student Sawyer Victor discusses his motivation to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice as a fully online, out-of-state transfer student, his career interests, and more.
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  • QandA with Madison Carney

    Q&A with criminal justice student Madison Carney

    Aug 10, 2021 by Toula Wellbrook
    In this School of Public Affairs interview, student Madison Carney discusses her motivation to transfer to CU Denver to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, her internship experience with the Auraria Police Department Explosive K-9 Unit, and more.
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  • Q&A with Mackenzie Matzeder

    Q&A with criminal justice student Mackenzie Matzeder

    Aug 2, 2021 by Toula Wellbrook
    In this School of Public Affairs interview, student Mackenzie Matzeder discusses her motivation to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a minor in biology at CU Denver and her experience of living on campus as a freshman during COVID-19.
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  • What-Is-Numeracy

    What Is Numeracy?Opens in a new window

    Oct 27, 2021
    In an effort to explain numeracy, we consulted with two faculty experts at CU Denver—Lucy Dwight, PhD, in the School of Public Affairs and Stephanie Santorico, PhD, in the Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences. Simply put, “It’s the basic ability to critically assess information that relies on numerical data,” said Dwight, who teaches quantitative methods.
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  • City-Statewide-Ballot-Propositions-Explained

    City, Statewide Ballot Propositions ExplainedOpens in a new window

    Oct 28, 2021
    For anyone who might feel hesitant to vote in a year that doesn’t feature a presidential election or other prominent races, we offer the advice of Paul Teske, PhD, dean of CU Denver’s School of Public Affairs.
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