With a few tweaks, the city’s relaxed land-use regulations might be an advantage during recovery and rebuilding.
Nolan Gray is policy director of the Center for Market Urbanism and a second year MCRP student at the Bloustein School, Rutgers University.
Deanna Moran MPP/MCRP ’16, director of environmental planning at the Conservation Law Foundation joined Austin Blackmon, the city of Boston’s Chief of Environment, Energy, and Open Space and reporter Adam Reilly on WGBH news for a discussion on whether Boston is prepared for a Harvey-like storm and if not, what it needs still needs to be done.
WGBH news, August 29, 2017 (video)
Bloustein young alums Connor Montferatt MPP-MCRP ’17, a Councilman in the Borough of Hightstown and Jonathan Castaneda, MCRP ’16, chief of staff to the mayor of West New York were recently named to InsiderNJ’s “50 under 30: The Millennial Up and Comers in New Jersey Politics” list.
As clinicians strive to deliver—and continually improve—high quality, cost-effective care, they need a much deeper financial understanding. This should include not only the imperatives their organizations face, but also the implications of their own decisions. It is management’s responsibility to provide clinicians with the knowledge and skills to speak the language of health system finance so that they can come to a common understanding and work together to drive sustainable change.
Article by Vince Joseph and John Johnston, Healthcare Financial Management Association, August 2017
“As a society we are failing a lot of these folks by letting them fend for themselves,” said Carl Van Horn, director of the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University.
Van Horn was among the experts speaking Tuesday in New Brunswick at a town hall sponsored by the Heldrich Center and WorkingNation, a Los Angeles-based group calling attention to the disruption of the digital age.
Asbury Park Press.com, August 11, 2017
employers, heldich center, jobs, skills, Van Horn, WorkingNationPresident Donald Trump has brought many crusades to Washington.
One that has received less attention than his pledges to “drain the swamp” and his jeremiads against illegal immigration, is his administration’s systematic attempts to discredit objective analysis of policy problems.
