Sherell Jeudi awarded summer research assistantship
Sherell Jeudi, an undergraduate public policy student, will be working as a summer research assistant with the Center for Justice, Law, and Societies (CJLS) and SBS RISE.
Sherell Jeudi, an undergraduate public policy student, will be working as a summer research assistant with the Center for Justice, Law, and Societies (CJLS) and SBS RISE.
Thaddeus Miller, Associate Professor of Public Policy, is co-principal investigator on the recently awarded $15 million, five-year Region 1: New England University Transportation Center from the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT).
Cas Martin, MPPA 2022, has recently been included as a section contributor in the newly released FY 2024 report by the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth.
On Friday, May 26, the largest-ever School of Public Policy class officially had their degrees conferred by the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Congratulations on your achievements, Class of ‘23!
In a recent article titled “Contested Killings: The Mobilizing Effects of Community Contact with Police Violence”, SPP assistant professor Kelsey Shoub and co-author Kevin Morris answer the question of how community contact with the police shapes political behavior.
Legislative Analyst
Massachusetts Municipal Associatio
Ella Swinnerton, a first year student from New Jersey studying public policy, has teamed up with Professor Viviana Chiu Sik Wu to study community philanthropy in the U.S. and across the globe.
In a recent article published in the Bureau of Labor Statistics Monthly Labor Review, Michael Havlin MPPA ‘16 discusses how automotive dealership markups helped drive consumer inflation during the COVID-19 economic expansion.
First & Last Name:
Darby Larkin
SPP Grad Year:
May 2023!
The School of Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the university’s flagship campus, is in the top 20% of public affairs programs in the United States. SPP is ranked No. 1 among public affairs programs at public universities in Massachusetts and tied at No. 2 among all programs, at public or private universities, across New England according to the latest U.S. News & World Report Public Affairs Graduate School rankings.