About the chapter
Colorado SSN was launched in 2016 to bring together engaged scholars statewide, with particular representation from the University of Colorado-Denver, the University of Denver, and the University of Northern Colorado. Members are interested in conducting policy-relevant research in the areas of health care, gentrification and urban planning, social inequality, and immigrant and refugee well-being.
Leaders
- Immigration
- Race & Ethnicity
- Education
University of Colorado, Denver
- Health Care
- Inequality
- Children & Families
- Public Health
University of Denver
Members
- Reproductive Health
- Immigration
- Gender & Sexuality
University of Colorado Denver
- Media & Public Opinion
- Economy
- Civic Engagement
- Environment & Energy
- Foreign Policy & Security
University of Denver
- Reproductive Health
- Gender & Sexuality
- Public Health
University of Colorado Boulder
- Colleges & Universities
- Race & Ethnicity
- Religion & Values
- Public Health
- Gender & Sexuality
Colorado State University
Latest Contributions
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Latest in the News
Cecilia Orphan quoted on regional comprehensive universities by Jaime Adame, "Board approves Drale to serve two-year term as UALR chancellor" Arkansas Democrat Gazette, September 13, 2019.
Cecilia Orphan quoted on administrative changes by Madeline St. Amour, "Some faculty worry president’s new positions make CU system admin-heavy" Daily Camera, July 20, 2019.
Cecilia Orphan quoted by Rick Seltzer, "Squeezed From All Sides: Opportunities and Challenges for Regional Public Universities" Inside Higher Ed, July 8, 2019.
"Paid Family Leave is a Pro-Family Policy for Coloradans," Jennifer C. Greenfield, The Colorado Sun, March 24, 2019.
"Public Charge Provisions Hurt Citizen Children Too," Sarah Bronwen Horton (with ), The Hill, December 9, 2018.