School of Planning, Public Policy and Management News
Ben Clark joins experts in an article from "THE BALTIMORE SUN" about the pros and cons of creating/instituting a statewide 311 network. With the 911 calls being burdened by important issues (e.g. potholes and trees falling down) that don't rise to emergency status (e.g. fires or a medical emergency), the 311 network is seen as a way to help relieve some of that burden on 911 operators. The article explores the pros and cons of such a statewide network.
Associate Professor and Director of the Master's in Nonprofit Management Program, Dyana Mason, talks with Mike Rogoway at "The Oregonian" about the circumstances surrounding Rep. Greg Smith, Inland Development Corp., Morrow Development Corp., and Windwave Communications.
RARE director, Titus Tomlinson, and others talk about the impact of Federal cuts to AmeriCorps funding, hurting young professionals and rural communities alike.
Nicole Ngo's work was recognized by Office of the Provost's Teaching Engagement Program. This particular Sustainability Award recognizes faculty who have developed pedagogy and curriculum that reinforce and advance principles of sustainability through course design and instruction. For more information, watch Ngo's video on Youtube!
Bill Gates has pledged to give away “virtually all” of his wealth through his namesake foundation over the next two decades. Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Renee Irvin, joins other experts to talk about the logistics surrounding the billonaire's commitment.
Nearly 200 students, faculty, staff and a variety of honored guests jammed into one of the Lillis Hall auditoriums to see senior Elliot Nopp earn first-place honors in the Third Annual Clark Honors College Three Minute Thesis Competition on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
PPPM faculty Rebecca Lewis was recognized by the Provost's office for all her hard work and efforts in designing and teaching courses that prepare her students for the working world with the Herman Award for Specialized Pedagogy.
A study by the School of Planning, Public Policy and Management Faculty, Nicole Ngo, is showing how climate change is impacting public transit use. KVAL investigates in this latest TV spot.
With Los Angeles set to host the 2028 Olympics, Newsweek reached out to experts to assess whether Los Angeles is prepared to host. PPPM Professor Gerard Sandoval was one of the experts for the article.
