Month: June 2020

Three MAPL students presented their capstone projects in the past week. Natasha Harth presented her book proposal, ENOUGH, an inspirational workbook designed to help women understand how their life experience can be applied in a political and professional context. Libby… Continue Reading →

Last week, with widespread unrest, the National Guard activated in at least 29 states, and President Donald Trump invoking the Insurrection Act, three Master’s of Public Leadership students, all military veterans, stepped forward to speak out, offering clarity and context… Continue Reading →