UCR School of Public Policy

Alumni, thanks for coming home last Saturday! 💙

We had a great time at UCR's Homecoming connecting with everyone at our table and during our mini-class session with Professors Andy Crosby and Bruce Link.

We hope you learned something new, enjoyed catching up, and felt that nostalgia. We can't wait to see you again next year!

It’s almost time for GIS Day!

Join us this Thursday, November 5th, to learn how maps and spatial data can help solve real world policy issues, where our very own professor Wei Kang will be presenting her research!

Register by clicking the link ➡️ survey123.arcgis.com/share/a7700a8e…

It's Election Day! 🗳️ What can polling tell us about the political landscape in California?

Last night, UCR School of Public Policy professor Dr. Andy Crosby (@240front) spoke with @kcranews about voter turnout, polling uncertainties, and the issues motivating Californians this election.

See his insights: kcra.com/article/califo…

Homecoming is almost here, Alumni!

On November 7th, attend our mini class session featuring two public policy professors!

Click the link to sign up: bit.ly/spp-homecoming

Are you registered for our upcoming webinar?

On Thursday, November 5th, the Center for Community Solutions will be hosting a webinar exploring how nonprofits serve as an important source of civic infrastructure across the Inland Empire.

Using research from our very own Professor Qingfang Wang, along with the perspectives of a number of local nonprofits, attendees will understand how organizations create opportunities for residents to volunteer, build relationships, develop civic skills, and turn community concerns into action.

Register using the link: bit.ly/ccs-nonprofits

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