5/8 How COVID-19 is Affecting Public Transportation click to play A diverse group of panelists in the transportation arena discussed their agencies’ responses to COVID-19 on an online panel hosted by the Bloustein School and the Bloustein/New York City Alumni Group....
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Mi Shih promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure
Dr. Shih joined the Bloustein School in 2014 and teaches at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.
New book makes case for pragmatist approach to practice of social inquiry, knowledge production
Professor Robert W. Lake and Jane Wills, University of Exeter co-edited the book, released this week.
Providing resources to students experiencing financial hardship
This new initiative seeks to address specific, unexpected, and extraordinary problems that are in accord with the school’s mission.
Two EJB students named Presidential Management Fellow finalists
Emily Maciejak MCRP ‘20 and Mathilde Roux EJB ’19, MPP ’20 have been actively participating in the online opportunities offered.
Why Health Administration? Find out more about our programs!
The Bloustein School has an undergraduate major and two master’s tracks for those interested in health administration.
Ph.D. candidate Frankin Halprin takes second in Rutgers SGS 3MT competition
His presentation was on “The Bear Truths: Power, History, and Conflict in New Jersey Black Bear Policy.”
A Profound Loss, Ruth B. Mandel, Eagleton Institute of Politics
The Bloustein School has enjoyed a relationship with Eagleton and Ruth Mandel since the school’s founding in 1992.
Paul Butler discusses prison reform, what could replace incarceration at Bloustein Memorial lecture
Professor Butler emphasized that alternatives to prison must be transformative, creating positive change.
Charles Brown selected as inaugural fellow for Public Voices Fellowship on the Climate Crisis
The Fellowship is part of The OpEd Project’s national initiative to “change who writes history.”