On Tuesday we celebrated the achievements of Dr. Reatha Clark King, a pioneer in chemistry, higher education, business, philanthropy, and community service. The event featured a book signing for her inspiring biography, 'Find a Trail or Blaze One.' 📚✨
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The Humphrey School hosted a candid discussion on police reform earlier this month featuring Attorney General Keith Ellison, whose office prosecuted Derek Chauvin, the police officer held most responsible for George Floyd’s death. Read about key takeaways from the event: ow.ly/VBrb50RisaF 📖💬

Professor Joe Soss will be a panelist at this event scheduled for Monday! 💬

Don't miss Assistant Professor Fayola Jacobs at next week's People & Planet event! 🌎

Such a pleasure to have reconnected with professors today at my alma mater Humphrey School. Great to chat with students and to see the remarkable progress made in the policy and business schools.

Last night we had the pleasure of hosting Sanda Ojiambo! Serving as the UN UN Global Compact CEO, she shared insights on fostering collaboration to achieve sustainability objectives. 🌿🙌 She is part of our Advancing Climate Solutions. Now Policy Series: ow.ly/jPCG50QSRwv

Congratulations to Assistant Professor Shahrin Upoma! The prestigious Krishna K. Tummala Award honors emerging scholars who have demonstrated originality and excellence in their research related to South Asia. 🏆 👏

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Arming workers with more information will help both the workers and the economy, says Humphrey School Policy Fellow Peter Ingraham in his op-ed for the Minnesota Reformer. 📰💼 Read more: ow.ly/WCur50RhkSm Humphrey Policy Fellows

Such a great pleasure hosting many of my Chinese colleagues attending ASPA National #ASPA2024 and taking this picture in the Josie Johnson Room Humphrey School Safe trip back home and I hope we will have more such conversations and exchanges!

We’re #HHHProud of our MURP Student Design and Planning Competition team for winning 2nd place in the 2024 National Planning Conference.🥈🏙️ Their presentation centered around the redevelopment of the Nicollet Ave Kmart site in Minneapolis: ow.ly/RqQB50Rhlof American Planning Association

TOMORROW Sanda Ojiambo is dropping by to share insights on her work at the United Nations UN Global Compact, advancing sustainability measures with corporate partners around the world. 🌎📆 Don't miss it! ow.ly/hLUk50R2oWS

We also want to congratulate the finalist teams from U of Minnesota’s Humphrey School and UIC Urban Planning & Policy. It was great learning from your ideas and approach to the project!

Amazing opportunity to hear from members of the Minneapolis and St. Paul City Council! Hosted by our student group GSPEC, in collaboration with HSOCA
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Join the Consortium on Law and Values on May 1 for a discussion on the law, ethics, and clinical realities of medical aid in dying. Three experts will bring different perspectives and disciplines to this important debate. Register at z.umn.edu/MedicalAidInDy….

Women will be a driving force in the 2024 elections. Anna Greenberg, one of the premier political consultants in the country, will join Professor Kathryn Pearson to pinpoint the critical issues and dynamics at play: ow.ly/PEBU50R4CSb 💬🗳️ CSPG

Are you graduating soon? If so, your access to University applications like Gmail and Google Workspace, Zoom, and Microsoft 365 will change. 🎓💻 Learn what to expect and how to prepare: ow.ly/n9Tx50RgxGI

Join us for a book talk w/ daniel campo, the author of 'Postindustrial DIY: Recovering American Rust Belt Icons' which chronicles efforts to recover & rebuild architecturally iconic but economically obsolete places in the American Rust Belt. 🏭📚 ow.ly/rBj550R3FVC

Yesterday our students learned about city planning with Eleanor Sharpe, AICP! She discussed her career journey and emphasized the significance of equity in planning, influenced by global and local issues. Special thanks to Adjunct Faculty Peter Brown for arranging the lecture! 🌆

#HHHProud of Humphrey School doctoral candidate Shuyi Deng for passing her dissertation defense on racial disparities in nonprofit funding! We are so proud of your resilience and accomplishment. Shuyi will join O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs as an assistant professor and they are lucky to have you!

Oh yea we believe it!! 🎓