Nike Campbell – Ph.D. student studying public administration and policy – was selected for the 2025 Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) Equity and Inclusion Student Fellowship.
Read the full story at https://t.co/qRpshFoxKD
I've decided to collect my DiD materials in a single place.
https://t.co/uaTEb0ZK9l
There, you will find
- 14 lectures of my comprehensive DiD course
- Shorter lectures/talks I have given on DiD
- My DiD R packages
- Some DiD checklists
- DiD materials from my friends
Enjoy!
1/📢📰💡 NEW op-ed in @cogwbur@WBUR with Liz Egan and @HEHsuMD from @The_BMC
We share how #MApoli can move our state from mandated reporting to mandated supporting for pregnant people with substance use disorders by passing #H4758 this session.
https://t.co/P33HgK8Trb
Arnold L. and Priscilla Moss Greenfield Eminent Scholar Chair in Public Debt Management Keon-Hyung Lee, Ph.D., has been named the new Director of the Reubin O’D. Askew School of Public Administration and Policy for a three-year term.
To read more, visit https://t.co/oUL6HCjB0g.
The @askewschoolfsu has an opening for two (2) tenure track Assistant Professor positions beginning in Fall 2025 with a specialization in social equity, qualitative methods, and/or nonprofit management.
https://t.co/tYHFB9ebtD
#PAJobMarket
The @askewschoolfsu has an opening for one (1) tenured Full Professor position beginning in Fall 2025. Highly qualified candidates could be nominated for the endowed Jerry Collins Eminent Scholar Chair.
https://t.co/MZKVpnjws1
#PAJobMarket
Exciting news!
I am thrilled to join the Better Government Lab at @Georgetown as a Postdoctoral Associate in September 2024! I will explore administrative burden, civic tech/digital innovation, and safety net access with Drs. @SebJilke, @pamela_herd, @donmoyn, and Giannella (1/2)
We found that 911 callers are less likely to explicitly report an overdose when the overdose victim is Black than when the victim is White, possibly trying to avoid a police response.
https://t.co/39aROcsuzf @BRaySociologist @BrandondelPozo@dnatkins7@UCF_SGHMI@SUPER_UCF
Great interview in the Economist with Brandon del Pozo! Fentanyl is deadly when misused; but cops won't die from accidentally touching fentanyl on the job. Spreading myths could prevent timely administration of naloxone.
@BrandondelPozo https://t.co/57Fv7w3vZM
A cohort study of 12,046 patients treated for nonfatal opioid overdose in emergency departments finds that implementing an ED based peer recovery support program resulted in a 45% increase in the likelihood of initiating MOUD.
https://t.co/nkltSnGsJp
A survey of the general public (1508 US adults from diverse populations) found that while 67% had self-reported knowledge of MOUD, 62% believed it is “just another drug,” indicating wide-spread negative attitudes toward MOUD.
https://t.co/K6PgQQVJvM
Looking for recommendations for a way to write with a pen (like Khan Academy videos) when I’m recording lectures on zoom for online classes or when I’m teaching in person and online students at the same time. Right now I use the annotate feature on zoom, and it’s just not ideal.
Congratulations to the outstanding faculty of the Askew School for winning 3 teaching awards within @FSUCOSS : Dr. Danielle Atkins for Mid-Career Research, Dr. Ene Ikpebe for Tenure Track Teaching, & Dr. Portia Campos for Specialized Service!
https://t.co/S2qqYjLvAm
We had over 70 attendees attend our first day-long UCF Substance Use Policy & Evaluation Research (SUPER) symposium! Special thank you to our awesome presenters and to SGHMI for its support.
@SUPER_UCF@UCFCCIE@UCF_SGHMI