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Read MoreFEATURED RESEARCH
Detroit’s Empowerment Zone: Evaluation of Success, Tara Clark, MPP Candidate at the University of Virginia
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Read MoreVolume VI, Issue I
View the Cover Here Interview I. Interview with Jon Huntsman II. Interview with Tony Woods Editorials III. Districts Can Take the Lead on Critical Education Reforms; They Just May Not Know It, Michelle Rhee, CEO and Founder of Students First IV. D.C. Statehood: Liberty and Justice for All, Michael Brown, U.S. Shadow Senator (D-DC) V. A Twenty-First Century NATO: Smart Solutions for...
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Read MoreFEATURED INTERVIEW: Jon Huntsman
Interview with Jon Huntsman
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Read MoreFEATURED Editorial: Michelle Rhee
Districts Can Take the Lead on Critical Education Reforms; They Just May Not Know It, Michelle Rhee, CEO and Founder of Students First
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Read MoreSubmissions
This is an outstanding opportunity to see your work in print alongside an outstanding group of leaders from across the academic and public policy community. Past and present authors include Congressmen, State Representatives, distinguished faculty, students, and a wide array of community leaders. The VPR is the public policy journal associated with the University of Virginia’s Frank Batten School of...
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Read MoreNJC a Success!
Quotes from Participants “Jam-packed. Full of great stuff!” – University of Delaware “A lot of fun, and great networking!” – New York University
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Read MoreSpecial Issue on Governance
A Rally for Honor: Statement from David W. Breneman, David Breneman, Senior Dean for Academic Affairs at Batten School of Leadership Public Policy Virginia – The Idea of a University, Robert G. Marshall, Virginia State Delegate Eighteen Days of Hurt and Moving Forward, Dorrie K. Fontaine, Dean of UVA School of Nursing UVA and the Crisis in Higher Education, David J. Toscano, Virginia State...
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Read MorePolicy Journal Consortium
At the first ever National Journal Conference for Schools for Public Policy And Affairs, Virginia Policy Review and graduate student policy journals from around the country met and heard from professionals in journalism. The event culminated in a roundtable discussion at Open Grounds about the future of graduate student journals and establishing a journal network. Want to join? Email...
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News release announces VPR Fall/Winter Issue
The new issue of the Virginia Policy Review features something you might not expect to find in a student-led public policy journal: opinions from two nationally prominent leaders. Alongside essays by University...
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The Virginia Policy Review is pleased to announce the release of our latest issue Fall/Winter issue following the Special Edition on Governance that was released last semester. This Fall/Winter issue focuses...
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Virginia Policy Review is excited to announce that the following schools will...
Read MoreRegistration Open for National Journal Conference
REGISTER HERE This January 25-27th, the University of Virginia’s Virginia...
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The Consultant President By Tony Lucadamo If you have not already, I encourage...
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