To all members of the CSB/SJU community: you are invited to attend student oral presentations today for the Public Policy Analysis and Recommendation project (Pols 114) in which students diagnose some policy problem and recommend a solution. The presentations will be in Simons G-40. The afternoon session goes from 1-4 PM, and the evening session from 7-9 PM. You do not need to stay for the entire session. These presentations are part of the Scholarship and Creativity Day activities. -James Read, Department of Political Science
Participating Students and Presentation Titles:
1:00-4:00 PM
- Anna Schumacher: Universal Pre-K Program
- Brian Strauss: Southwest Light Rail Transitway: The next step in MSP public transportation
- Ashleigh Leitch: Addressing Human Trafficking through Mandatory Reporting
- Sarah Gaida: Reintegration of Africa's Child Soldiers
- Dan Burgstaler: China's manipulation of currency.
- Casey Wojtalewicz: Feed-In Tariffs in Minnesota: Renewable Energy For and By All
- Jacob Lantry: "Refuse Derived Fuel: A Solution to the Dilemma at St. Paul's Rock-Tenn Recycling Plant."
- Jacob Law: Public Buildings and Environmental Regulation
- Michael Swanberg: Metropolitan Water District
- Kellianne Lauer: Pro Bono Legal Assistance for Undocumented Minors
7:00-9:00 PM
- Amy Hoeschen: Common Curriculum: waving an Environmental Flag High
- Tasha Truskolaski: Homeowner Protection Package
- Michael Cronan: The Reinforcement of the Fairness Doctrine
- Sarah Biro: Consistency in Nutritional Education in Public Schools
- Hannah Lammer: Reevaluating Efficiency and Health: Food Stamp Program Reform
- Joe Eiden: Judicial Bypass: Minnesota’s Flawed Option for Minors Seeking Abortion
- Rachel Kohout: Real Costs of War Profiteers: Inefficiency of Private Contracting
- Erik Anderson: Indoor Air Quality in Minnesota Public Schools
- Alan Albert: A New Reformed Health Care System in America
