About the chapter
Minneapolis-St. Paul SSN was launched in 2010 to bring together a collection of university faculty and administrators with individuals from government, business and non-profit communities to share ideas and analyses of state and national political and policy challenges. Out of town SSN guests typically make a public presentation, conduct a scholarly seminar, and meet over dinner with SSN members and community friends.
Leaders
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University of Minnesota
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University of Minnesota
- Civic Engagement
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University of Minnesota
Augsburg College
American Commonwealth Partnership
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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
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University of Minnesota School of Public Health
- Democracy & Governance
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University of Minnesota
- Gender & Sexuality
- Inequality
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University of Minnesota
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- Education
- Public Health
Hamline University
- Criminal Justice
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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
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University of Minnesota
- Criminal Justice
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University of Minnesota
- Media & Public Opinion
- Democracy & Governance
- Inequality
Hamline University
University of Minnesota
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University of Minnesota
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University of Minnesota
Latest Contributions
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Key Findings Brief,
How Religious Groups Doing Creation Care Can Help Address Climate Change
Key Findings Brief,
Why the United States Needs Digital Preservation Policies
Key Findings Brief,
Why Ending Mass Probation is Crucial to U.S. Criminal Justice Reform
Key Findings Brief,
Latest in the News
Aaron J. Sojourner quoted on unprecedented rise in unemployment by Heather Long, "Over 10 Million Americans Applied for Unemployment Benefits in March as Economy Collapsed" The Washington Post, April 2, 2020.
"What We Should or Should Not Infer from Iowa and New Hampshire," David Schultz, Community Voices, MinnPost, February 13, 2020.
Aaron J. Sojourner's research on technology-driven ways to evaluate job candidates discussed by , "An Experiment to Find Teachers who Perform Better and Stay Longer Shows Promising Results," Quartz, November 7, 2019.
"Does Rent Control Make Sense for Minneapolis? What Theory and Evidence Tell Us," David Schultz, MinnPost, October 24, 2019.
David Schultz's research on First Amendment protections discussed by , "Political Candidates Don’t Always Tell the Truth (And You Can’t Make Them)," PewTrusts Stateline, March 21, 2019.