Public Policy Events
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We believe it is important for anyone studying public policy to get out of the classroom and interact with policy professionals in a wide variety of setting.
Please join ILS on March 27 during the lunch hour for a panel discussion on U.S. gun policy as compared to gun policies around the world. Noodles & Co. will be provided!
The Dunn Civil Liberties Lecture Series is proud to host Geoffrey R. Stone, the Edward H. Levi Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Chicago.
Timothy Jost, Emeritus Professor at the Washington and Lee School of Law, will talk about ?The Business of Health Care in the Affordable Care Act World.? This event is free and open to the campus.
The Schroeder Center for Health Policy is hosting an alumni panel, ?W&M Shapes Health Policy,? which will feature alums from the Public Policy Program who are currently working in the health policy field.
During this year's National Week of Conversation, join Eric Garrison (SoE '94 and Assistant Director, Health Promotion) for this conversation on what a campus-wide, top-down/botton-up realization of the Okanagan Charter would mean for our university.
Take a study break by learning about your future study abroad options!
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