Mike Krings

KU Public Affairs Officer, writer, rock and roll over appreciator, husband, other adjectives and nouns

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Study by Alex Platt of @kulawschool: In era of seeking gov't efficiency, the SEC's outdated IPO review process could be prime target, with added costs, delays, antiquated approach. https://t.co/YbXdzDQ6No

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Study by Quincy Johnson, @AthleticJayhawk colleagues finds the differences in strength by position among football players. Findings could help trainers tailor conditioning to maximize performance. https://t.co/fqkxIVC3n4

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New book from Zachary Mohr of @KUSPAA explores cost of holding elections, why spending varies widely from state to state

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.@YongZhaoEd calls for 'school within a school' ecological approach, giving students autonomy to make needed education reform. Approach avoids forced system-wide change efforts that have repeatedly failed, he argues.

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Study from @KUJournalism finds readers trust news less when AI is in the byline, even when they don't understand to what extent it was involved. @AAppelman @Steve_BienAime https://t.co/ImhhqlhBtz

[KU School of Education & Human Sciences @KUSOEHS]

Led by founding director Bryan Mann, associate professor in ELPS, the Center for Geography of Education Policy will explore the ways that education policy and school management are both shaped by and shape geography. https://t.co/eOeh5ea4S3

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Study by Ward Lyles of @KUSPAA finds American, Canadian universities prepping future urban planners for climate change, but with varying approaches. https://t.co/4GC1HDoNib

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Karl Brooks of @KUSPAA on the real motives of DOGE's return to the office policy for the @wichitaeagle

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No more white flight? Study by @bmann_edu of @KUSOEHS finds suburban schools diversified from 2000-2020, but urban districts saw more racial isolation. https://t.co/xK3eRhCW8w

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.@bmann_edu quoted in @propublica article about tax money going to former segregation academies. https://t.co/HKZEqruFx0

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New book from Zak Foste of @KUSOEHS aims to guide qualitative researchers seeking to better understand the college student experience. https://t.co/1QsgBSL4HI

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Abuses by state police should not be tried under same legal framework as municipal cops, law professor argues in new article. https://t.co/zNepwWj1Gy

[KU Libraries @kulibraries]

Eighteen works in nine categories - among a program-best 146 pieces - were honored at the annual LibArt reception last week, the culmination of a year-long juried exhibition of student art across five library locations.

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Forced labor and digital trade are revolutionizing international trade law and US policies. Raj Bhala of @kulawschool has weighed in with two new studies on the topics. https://t.co/lNIUHRNYcU

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As polls open across the country, abortion is a central issue. Policy, law expert @AleshaDoan can comment on state initiatives, candidates' stands, results. HMU for interview. https://t.co/rTIOlw5Tti

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New book 'Water Law' from Robin Kundis Craig of @kulawschool examines growing trend of access to water as a human right. https://t.co/rMxbpz1LPA

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American exceptionalism holds that US did not make same mistakes of other world powers. Yet, study by Stephen Jackson of @KUSOEHS finds influential history textbooks labeled American actions imperialist. Study explores contradiction. https://t.co/ndcdOMc73I