Associate Professor Todd Ely was interviewed by WBEZ in Chicago for the story “How Much Has Illinois’ Budget Crisis Cost Each State Resident?” that aired on June 1, 2017. “I know, you get lost in the zeros when you’re dealing… Read More ›
In the News
Alumnus Tony Gherardini Named Aspen Institute Fellow
MPA alumnus Tony Gherardini, deputy executive director of operations at the Colorado Department of Human Services, was named a “Children and Families Health and Human Services Fellow” by the Aspen Institute. According to the Institute’s news release, the fellowship invests… Read More ›
Alumnus Jamie Van Leeuwen Named One of Colorado’s Most Powerful People
Ph.D. alumnus Jamie Van Leeuwen was named one of Colorado’s 25 most powerful people by ColoradoBiz magazine in its May/June 2017 edition. “Van Leeuwen, who completed his Ph.D. in public policy at the Graduate School of Public Affairs at the… Read More ›
Alumna Katherine Pease Receives Livesay Award
MPA alumna and SPA lecturer Katherine Pease has been named the 2017 recipient of the Livesay Award for Social Change, presented annually to a Colorado College graduate who has made a significant career contribution to the nonprofit sector in Colorado… Read More ›
Paul Teske on Suthers’ Possible FBI Role
Dean Teske is quoted in the article “Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers on short list to lead FBI” that ran in the Colorado Springs Gazette on May 12, 2017. “I find him to have very high integrity, great experience as AG… Read More ›
Lonnie Schaible on U.S. Marshals Email Scandal
Associate Professor Schaible is quoted in the 9News story “Crude emails sparked investigation that led to U.S. Marshals transfer” that aired on May 9, 2017. “It’s common for law enforcement to engage in gallows humor,” said Schaible. “What I see… Read More ›
Ph.D. Student Alan Kennedy-Shaffer on Trump’s First 100 Days
Ph.D. student Alan Kennedy-Shaffer published the op-ed “How Donald Trump squandered his first 100 days” in the April 25, 2017, edition of the Denver Post. “Perhaps most strikingly, Trump may become the first president since Jimmy Carter to have a… Read More ›
James Eklund Receives 2017 Riethmayer Award
James Eklund, former Director of the Colorado Water Conservation Board and chief author of the Colorado Water Plan, was named the 2017 recipient of the Leo C. Riethmayer Outstanding Colorado Public Administrator Award. Named for the founder of the School… Read More ›
Paul Teske on Michael Johnston Campaign Donations
Dean Teske is quoted in the Chalkbeat story “Out-of-state donations stand out in Michael Johnston’s first campaign finance report in governor’s race” that was posted on April 18, 2017. “Johnston raised $632,834 between Jan. 1 and March 31, his campaign… Read More ›
Paul Teske on Gov. Hickenlooper’s Ratings
Dean Teske is quoted in the April 16, 2017, Colorado Politics post “Insights: Hickenlooper not too mighty on national stage by one new measure.” The post also was published in the Colorado Springs Gazette. “Most of the most popular governors… Read More ›
