Past Events

2024 SPRING SEMINAR SERIES Seminar: Patrik Nordin University of Vaasa

From Agile to Adaptive Emergent Governance Responses to Global Health Crises: A Case of Two Different Pandemics Abstract

2024 Spring Seminar Series Seminar: Robert Christensen Brigham Young University

Measuring Sector’s Importance to Citizens: A Research Agenda

2024 Spring Seminar Series Seminar: Taha Hameduddin University of Kentucky

What Matters Most? Examining Attraction to Public Service Jobs and its Implications for the Future of Public Service Abstract Although issues of capacity and expertise/competence had long plagued public service organizations, they were exacerbated by the pandemic and its lingering effects. Specifically, U.S. state and local governments have struggled to effectively retain talent, attract younger job seekers, and build out an age-diverse workforce. 

2024 Spring Seminar Series Seminar: Kathryn Edin and Timothy Nelson Princeton University

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Discussion: The Injustice of Place

2024 Spring Seminar Series Seminar: Mazhar Waseem University of Manchester

Long-Run Impacts of In-Utero Ramadan Exposure: Evidence from Administrative Tax Records Co-authors: Timotej Cejka Abstract

Network and learn about careers in state government Frankfort Trip 2024

Martin School students are invited to visit the state capitol and learn more about careers and internships in our state government!   Please RSVP by February 1st. 

Frankfort Trip 2024 Networking in the state capitol

Undergraduate and master's students from the Martin School visited the state capitol to meet with public service leaders and learn more about careers in state government.

2024 Spring Seminar Series Seminar: Anna Rhodes Rice University

Soaking the Middle Class: Suburban Inequality and Recovery from Disaster Abstract

2024 Martin School Book Club Kick Off

Dear Martin School students, staff, faculty, and alumni, We would be thrilled for you to join us this February for the 2024 Martin School Book Club, featuring “The Injustice of Place: Uncovering the Legacy of Poverty in America,” by Dr. Kathryn J. Edin (Princeton University), H. Luke Shaefer (University of Michigan), Timothy J. Nelson (Princeton University). Please see below for a description of The Injustice of Place: Uncovering the Legacy of Poverty in America.