Protecting Data Privacy and Research Integrity
Here are the top three things you should know this week
Here are the top three things you should know this week
Here are the top three things you should know this week
Here are the top three things you should know this week
Beginning this summer, the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (JPAM) will require either a current APPAM membership or payment of a submission fee to submit a manuscript to the journal. Submission fees will be $100 for professionals and $40 for students. We recognize that this is a significant change for our community and did not make this decision lightly.
APPAM has launched a survey to better understand how public policy and management researchers and educators are using artificial intelligence tools, the barriers they face, and what support would be most valuable to the profession.
APPAM has launched a survey to better understand how public policy and management researchers and educators are using artificial intelligence tools, the barriers they face, and what support would be most valuable to the profession. PASSWORD: appam
The Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) is pleased to announce it has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Spencer Foundation to expand and strengthen its Mentor Matching Program.
Hi APPAM Members, It’s been a while since we’ve checked in. We want to acknowledge the uncertainty and strain that many of our members are experiencing. Deep cuts to federal grant funding, uncertainty about data access, university pressures, and agency shutdowns and layoffs threaten the work that sustains our community. These changes are happening quickly. We wanted to share some of the things we are doing to support our members during this moment and highlight several new opportunities:
Hi APPAM Members, It’s been a while since we’ve checked in. We want to acknowledge the uncertainty and strain that many of our members are experiencing. Deep cuts to federal grant funding, uncertainty about data access, university pressures, and agency shutdowns and layoffs threaten the work that sustains our community. These changes are happening quickly. We wanted to share some of the things we are doing to support our members during this moment and highlight several new opportunities: