“She still found a way to positively reflect on the progress she made over her lifetime,” he says. “She promoted the idea that she still had so much more than some people, and she felt responsible to give back. Growing up with such a powerful, passionate, and altruistic woman is what ultimately inspired me to pursue… Read more »
Students interested in partnering with faculty members on research projects should reach out to faculty or visit our faculty research page to find an area of interest. The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a whirlwind of global challenges. Along with myriad critical health concerns, it wreaked havoc on livelihoods, costing people their incomes, jobs, businesses, and,… Read more »
In honor of Women’s History Month, the O’Neill School is using our March blogs as a platform to highlight the women of O’Neill, including students, faculty, and alumni, and their work to make a difference in our communities. Written by: Sara Hindi, BSPA’16 and current O’Neill MPA student Women’s History Month is a time to… Read more »
As the nation celebrates Black History Month, the O’Neill School is working to amplify Black voices within our own community. From students to faculty and alumni, the O’Neill IUPUI blog will feature guest posts throughout February discussing the individual’s research, fields of expertise, and/or experiences. Written by Dr. Cheryl Hall-Russell, Ed.D, MPA’99–Nonprofit Management “Hello everyone… Read more »
Written by Samantha Buran and Brooke Barnett Across the nation, there has been a growing call for government accountability, particularly as it relates to city government budgets and their budgeting processes. For example, in Indianapolis, there have been public calls for public safety reforms, increased funding for rental assistance, and other related items. The… Read more »
