Public Management Academy includes over 20 public servants from various agencies, including, but not limited to: Cuyahoga County, Cleveland Metropolitan S

Dear Colleagues,

Our society is entering uncharted territory for many aspects of daily life. Amid growing concerns about our health and wellbeing, many Americans are concerned about job security

On Thursday, February 27th, twenty Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs undergraduate & graduate students participated in the Mentor Program's Speed Networking event. The students had 5-m

The Center for Economic Development is hosting the 2020 Chicago Regional EDA University Center Showcase on Tuesday & Wednesday, June 9-10, 2020. To learn more about the conference a

Some of Center for Public and Nonprofit Management's Mentoring Program students gathered at Across the Lines (ATL) Art Studio on Thursday, January 30th for the program's new community engagement

A new Focus on Facts is available: "Don't Count Us Out!" Who is Likely to be Missed in the 2020 Census by Dr. Mark Salling

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Targeted for April, the 2020 Census is around the c

A new Focus on Facts is available: Why Do We Still Conduct a Costly Census of All U.S. Residents Every Ten Years by Dr. Mark Salling

Abstract

Who hasn't heard that the 2020 Census is

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Estimating Social Costs for Various Fuel Strategies for Transit Buses by Mark Henning

Publication Date: Nov

Take a look at a recent Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs publication:

Shale Investment Dashboard in Ohio Q3 and Q4 2018 by Andrew R. Thomas and Mark Henning

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Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs Energy Policy Center staff Mark Henning, Research Associate, and Andrew Thomas, Executive In Residence, along with Alison Smyth, Engine