Written by: Ken Bikoff, O’Neill School Faculty Liaison and Public Relations Officer Some people collect accomplishments. Others focus on making an impact. Philip J. Rutledge managed to do both in a way that resonates more than a decade after his passing. One of the most influential leaders in the field of public administration and social… Read more »
Entries by Leslie Wells
Guevara named to INVestED Board of Directors
Tom Guevara, the director of the IU Public Policy Institute and lecturer at the Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, has been appointed to serve on the Board of Directors of the Indiana Secondary Market for Education Loans, also known as INVestEd. INVestEd is a not-for-profit organization that provides education financing solutions for Indiana students… Read more »
Gain national-level internship experience without leaving Indianapolis
Juan Delgado’s final semester with the O’Neill School included a career-shaping internship experience—one that provided him with the chance to learn from doing hands-on government work at the national level, all without leaving Indianapolis. “Since high school, I’ve had an interest in civics, government, and politics,” he says. “When I enrolled at IU Indianapolis, I… Read more »
O’Neill’s Dumortier begins term as editor for Applied Economic Perspectives of Policy
O’Neill School faculty help shape the world through their research, their teaching, and by sharing their expertise with communities. Associate Professor Jerome Dumortier now has a direct line to help curate the future of agricultural and environmental policy knowledge, thanks to his new position as editor for the journal Applied Economic Perspectives of Policy—the policy… Read more »
Hudnut Scholarship provides internship opportunity for O’Neill students to take their careers further
Evan Wood was on a walk with his brother and one-year-old daughter when he got the news. “I was really shocked and excited that I was actually going to get this opportunity,” he recalls. “It was a great moment to share with them.” On that walk, Wood received an email that he was selected as… Read more »