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Hire Bloustein Students & Alumni!

We invite you to partner with the Bloustein School. Our students and graduates are highly diverse, skilled and eager to contribute their talents. A bit about us:

Our graduate urban planning program is ranked #3 the nation among schools of planning and accredited by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ASCP) and the Planning Accreditation Board (PAB).
The Master in Public Policy program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA), and the school is a leader in areas such as smart growth, transportation policy, workforce development, urban redevelopment, energy and environmental policy, public health, and conflict resolution.
Our new Master of Public Informatics program provides students with competencies needed in public informatics, including statistics, programming, data management, data analytics, visualization, spatial analysis, applications and the integration of these skills.
The Master in Health Administration provides students with an interdisciplinary education focused on improving health care, health systems, and policy. Students have the same rigorous training in economics, law, ethics, leadership as an MBA curriculum, but specifically tailored to the health care sector.

There are many ways to connect. Contact Career Management Specialists Cheryl Egan (Healthcare Administration) or Andrea Garrido (Urban Planning & Policy) for more information.

Post job and internship opportunities onto our Job Boards – send Urban Planning & Policy opportunities to Andrea Garrido and Healthcare Administration opportunities to Cheryl Egan.
Host an Information Session – advertise your opportunities and showcase your organization’s mission and culture by leading a virtual or in-person session.
Participate in a Job Talk or Panel Discussion – talk to students about your job and career path or share your experience or knowledge of specialty areas of interest.
Engage with students via a Planning Studio project or a Policy Research or Healthcare Administration Practicum which enable students to analyze real-world issues and develop real solutions for you.
Raise your organization’s profile with Employer Site Visits – host a small group of students and alumni at your site.
Participate in our virtual or in person Bloustein Career and Internship Fairs
Become a Mentor for one of our graduate students through our Bloustein Mentorship program.

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2	3	4 APA-Rhode Island Presents: The Color of Law in Rhode Island APA-Rhode Island Presents: The Color of Law in Rhode Island Starts: 12:00 PM Presented by the APA Rhode Island Chapter Inspired by Richard Rothstein’s The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated American, APA-RI’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee is sponsoring a roundtable discussion about the legacy of past federal housing and land use policies on Rhode Island communities today. Panelists will offer insights from their experiences on these impacts and how their organizations work to reduce inequities. Discussion with the audience will focus on how we continue to move forward and consider the roles of planners in ensuring equity in Rhode Island, throughout the region, and across the country. Panelists: Angela Ankoma, Ex. Vice President, Director of Community Investment, United Way of RI Brenda Clement, Director, HousingWorksRI Raymond Neirinckx, Coordinator, RI Office of Housing and Community Development Jennifer Wood, Executive Director, Center for Justice Visit https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Y-IC8nY2SpCwP6eOaKfD2Q to register •	5	6 CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Self-Acceptance: Learning to Love Yourself CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Self-Acceptance: Learning to Love Yourself Starts: 3:00 PM Join Dana, along with your peers to talk about how you can learn to love yourself. We will talk about our inner critic, and how we can work toward letting go of self-judgment. Some of us can get into patterns of “people pleasing,” and prioritizing others’ needs above our own. Let’s get together and talk about how we can shift our perspectives and fully accept ourselves. Please check your Rutgers email for the meeting link or contact health@rutgers.edu •	7	8
9	10	11	12	13	14 CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict Starts: 1:00 PM Join Dana, along with your peers as we discuss techniques and strategies to address conflict and let go of resentment. We will talk about anger as a healthy emotion, and discuss various ways we can express and discharge angry feelings in a productive way. Please check your Rutgers email for the meeting link or contact health@rutgers.edu •	15
16	17	18 CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Self-Acceptance: Learning to Love Yourself CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Self-Acceptance: Learning to Love Yourself Starts: 11:00 AM Join Dana, along with your peers to talk about how you can learn to love yourself. We will talk about our inner critic, and how we can work toward letting go of self-judgment. Some of us can get into patterns of “people pleasing,” and prioritizing others’ needs above our own. Let’s get together and talk about how we can shift our perspectives and fully accept ourselves. Please check your Rutgers email for the meeting link or contact health@rutgers.edu •	19	20	21	22
23	24	25	26	27 CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict CAPS Workshop for Graduate Students: Working through Anger, Resentment, and Conflict Starts: 3:00 PM Join Dana, along with your peers as we discuss techniques and strategies to address conflict and let go of resentment. We will talk about anger as a healthy emotion, and discuss various ways we can express and discharge angry feelings in a productive way. Please check your Rutgers email for the meeting link or contact health@rutgers.edu •	28	29
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