La UC3M logra la máxima categoría de transparencia de la Fundación Haz, Encuestas de evaluación de la docencia, Campaña donación de juguetes, VIII Edición Premio Rocio Orsi para Trabajos de Fin de Máster, Proyectos KA 2 Erasmus+...

Día internacional de las personas con discapacidad, Encuestas de evaluación de la docencia, Teatro: “Mariana Pineda”, convocatoria Erasmus+ Grado, Movilidad PDI y PAS, Premios Nacionales de Fin de Carrera, Carrera Intercampus…

Contenidos de la semana del 20 al 26 de noviembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Día internacional de la eliminación de la violencia contra la mujer, Erasmus + Grado Curso 2024-2025, MOOCs UC3M en edX...

Contenidos de la semana del 13 al 19 de noviembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Concierto: “Scheherezade”, Semana del Empleo Público, Foro de Innovación UC3M, Semana de la Ciencia y de la Innovación de Madrid, Concurso de publicaciones a través de Instagram contra la violencia a las Mujeres.…

Contenidos de la semana del 6 al 12 de noviembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Semana de la Ciencia y de la Innovación de Madrid, Ranking Stanford, Semana del Empleo Público, Foro de Innovación UC3M, Curso Mujeres que se cuidan, Actividades de Asociaciones de estudiantes…

Contenidos de la semana del 30 de octubre al 5 de noviembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Día internacional contra la violencia y el acoso escolar, Semana de la Ciencia y de la Innovación de Madrid, Gestor/a Personal para estudiantes de Grado, encuesta internacional GUESSS, conferencias del Premio Príncipe de Asturias de Cooperaci…

Contenidos de la semana del 23 al 29 de octubre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Premios TFG y TFM Emprende 2023 del Consejo Social UC3M; Concierto familiar “En Clave de Sol”; Abierta la inscripción en actividades Semana de la Ciencia 2023; Programa U4Impact para el curso 2023-2024.

Contenidos de la semana del 16 al 22 de octubre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. 8º Encuentro Empresarial Leganés Tecnológico, Elecciones a Representantes de Estudiantes, Entrega de Becas Alumni, Premios en Moot Court de Derecho Tributario y en la carrera Cross Rector UC3M, convocatorias YUFE.…

Contenidos de la semana del 9 al 15 de octubre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Programa Mentoring UC3M, Día Internacional de la Salud Mental, Movilidad del PDI y del PAS, talleres de idiomas, curso “Yo soy Edu”, de la Defensoría Universitaria.

Contenidos de la semana del 2 al 8 de octubre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Solemne Acto de Apertura del Curso Académico 23-24, Semana de las Universidades Saludables, Forempleo 2023, V Semana emprende UC3M, Jornadas de Salud Mental, V Semana emprende UC3M.

Contenidos de la semana del 25 de septiembre al 1 de octubre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Elecciones a representantes de estudiantes, Noche Europea de los Investigadores e Investigadoras de Madrid 2023; La UC3M entre las mejores universidades europeas según el ranking QS Europe…

Contenidos de la semana del 18 al 24 de septiembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Nueva convocatoria de movilidad no europea curso 23/24; estrategia de recursos humanos para PDI en la UC3M; Día internacional de la igualdad salarial; Noche Europea de los Investigadores e Investigadoras de Madrid 2023; Programa Implícate.…

Contenidos de la semana del 11 al 17 de septiembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Continúan las Jornadas de bienvenida; conoce las actividades de cooperación universitaria al desarrollo; seminarios, actividades culturales y deportivas, audiciones para grupo de teatro y orquesta UC3M; becas y ayudas de investigación; curso de cooper…

Contenidos de la semana del 4 al 10 de septiembre de 2023 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Inicio de curso: jornadas de bienvenida, puertas abiertas en instalaciones deportivas, cursos, talleres y actividades culturales, actividades de orientación a estudiantes...

The City of Chicago’s Commissioner of Public Health Department discusses all things Covid-19: vaccine distribution and equity, pandemic preparedness for major cities, mental health, and global implications for US vaccinations.Af UC3P

Nimit Sawhney, Co-Founder and CEO of Voatz, discusses the company’s mission to make mobile voting a reality and the role that blockchain technology plays in this movement.Af UC3P

University of Michigan Professor Robert Mickey discusses subnational authoritarianism with Sidhant Wadhera in the context of historical and contemporary U.S. politics.Af UC3P

Dr. Jeff Martin and Dr. Gretchen Sneegas discuss their work on Critical Worldbuilding, which uses a social scientific lens to analyze the built worlds in speculative media like sci-fi, fantasy, games, movies, and more. They discuss the broader applications of their work for pedagogy, politics, and policy.…

Lisa Rosen, the Associate Director of the Committee on education at UChicago, sat down with UC3P to discuss the benefits that could come from CPS adopting a culturally responsive curriculum and explain the challenges facing the implementation of these curricular changes.Af UC3P

University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy Professor Dan Black talks about the polling error in the 2020 election and the futures of polling and election forecasting Podcast Production Credit: Sidhant WadheraAf UC3P

Sociologist and native Chicagoan Robert Vargas sat down with UC3P to discuss the evolution of his views on policing, the origins of the CPD as we know it today, and why he’s become an advocate of police abolition.Af UC3P

A diverse group of six University of Chicago students discuss their views on the election on November 4th, when several states were still considered to be toss-ups.Af UC3P

Dr. John Gastil, Professor of Communication and Political Science at Penn State discusses deliberative democracy and how its lessons and techniques can be applied to the United States.Af UC3P

Supreme Court Reporter for Slate, Mark Joseph Stern joins Andrew Weis to discuss the Supreme Court and the underlying ideological and political factors that affect its decisions. Podcast Production Credit: Olu Ogidan / David RabanAf UC3P

NYU Law Professor Samuel Isacharoff discusses the United States Supreme Court and the impact it has had on democracy and election.Af UC3P

Olu Ogidan (MPP ’21), for co-producing and co-interviewing Sowmya Karun (MAIDP ’20), for co-producing and co-interviewing Bryce Fields (MAPSS ’17), for co-producing and co-interviewing David Raban (JD/MPP ’20), for engineering and editing. Big ups as well to 2019-20’s other APMs: Arjun Motta, Sidhant Wadhera, and Suo Wu. Congratulations to Sidhant …

Content Warning: This episode contains explicit language. Welcome to our newest mini-series: Policy Jam. In this series of quarterly episodes, we’ll first explore a topic through an interview with a policy expert, and then we’ll write a song about it. Today’s topic is immigration. Carmelo de Grazia and Olu Ogidan spoke with Sarah Pierce, a policy a…

In Naked Love 6, we explore what folks’ relationships have been like during the current COVID-19 pandemic. We hosted a group conversation to hear how both new and long-term relationships have adjusted during these strange times. Brianne Johnson, a graduate student at VCU’s Brandcenter, takes us through reconciling commitment with her own changing a…

In this episode, the Main Page team got to speak with Dr. Jeffrey Butts, Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Director of the John Jay Research and Evaluation Center. Dr. Butts walked us through gun violence as a public health issue – what sorts of interventions have been researched, the degrees of success, and how we should be app…

In this episode, the Main Page team got to speak with Mary Stonor Saunders, Executive Director of Strides for Peace. Strides for Peace is an organization that aims to empower, amplify, and collaborate with community groups working to end gun violence in Chicago. Podcast Production Credits: Arjun Motta (MBA/MPP ’22), for producing and engineering Si…

For the next three episodes, UC3P: The Main Page presents a three episode mini-series: Gun Violence: The Other Epidemic. In this episode, we focus on policy advocacy. We spoke with Kris Brown, the President of Brady. Brady is a nonprofit organization working to help end America’s gun violence epidemic. In our conversation, Ms. Brown spoke about Bra…

Dr. Raghuram Rajan discusses the economic impact of COVID-19 and the associated policy responses in both the United States and developing countries. Dr. Rajan is a former head of the Reserve Bank of India –– which is India’s equivalent of the Federal Reserve –– and is now the Katherine Dusak Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at the …

Anna Carroll of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) analyzes the US policy responses to COVID-19 and gives insight into the best and worst-case scenarios for how the virus could play out. Here are Ms. Carroll's most recent articles: On Privacy: https://www.csis.org/analysis/find-my-friends-pandemic-future-contact-tracing-ameri…

Last week, we shared some reflections from the Harris community to tell us how they’ve been coping at this moment. Today, we asked students how they've been sheltering at home. Podcast Production Credits: Yi Ning Wong (MPP '21), for producing and interviewing Rachel Li (MPP'20), for editing David Raban (JD/MPP '20), for supervising Special thanks t…

In this interview with Dr. Joshua Epstein, Professor of Epidemiology at New York University and head of their Agent-Based Modeling Lab we discuss coronavirus, immunity, fear, and vaccination. For a deeper look at some of his ideas on fear and the virus look at his recent article in Politico: https://www.politico.com/amp/news/magazine/2020/03/31/cor…

It’s been an uncertain few weeks of adjustment and change, and our communities will look different for a while. We want to provide some reflections and we asked a few people from the Harris community to tell us how they’ve been coping at this moment. Today, we share stories in Hyde Park -- we hope that this can help be a centering point for you. Po…

Two years ago, we spoke with Martin Joseph, a jazz composer and pianist. He has lived a long life of jazz, and he was kind enough to sit down and talk to us about it. In this episode, you hear his tracks “Chiaroscuro” from Mystery Box, “Africa” and “One for Reinhard” from The Day of the Rainbow, and “For Matisse I” from Roundabout. You can find and…

We spoke this week with former Congresswoman Shelley Berkley, who formerly represented Nevada in the U.S. House of Representatives. She is now the CEO and senior provost of the Touro College and University System in Nevada. Congresswoman Berkely spoke with us about politics during the primary season, including the debates, the Nevada caucuses, and …

We spoke with Abdul El-Sayed, an activist and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate. Dr. El-Sayed previously practiced as a physician, earned a Rhodes Scholarship, and served as the top official for Detroit’s Department of Health. We talked with Dr. El-Sayed about the primary season, addressing radical problems, and how becoming a father has chan…

We spoke with John Bouman, President of the Shriver Center. The Shriver Center is a legal aid nonprofit that tackles issues related to poverty. Topics we discussed included what poverty looks like in America, progressive income taxes, and how racial injustices intersect with poverty. To find out more about the Shriver Center’s work, check out their…

It’s Valentine’s Day 2020, and you know what that means: it’s time for Naked Love! Today’s episode is about life for students who are engaged or married. Our Naked Love team spoke with one student at the Harris School of Public Policy and another in the College about married/engaged life. It included how they met their respective partners, how they…

Audra Grassia is a veteran technical process manager who has extensive experience using data and analytics at private, political, and non-profit organizations. She previously served as the Deputy Political Director for the Democratic Governors Association, as a Client Engagement Manager at Civis Analytics, and on the Analytics team for the Hillary …

Irene Sanpietro (JD ’20) spoke with Barbara McQuade, former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan. They discussed cybersecurity, police profiling, and progressive prosecution. Specific topics included effective crime interventions in dialogue with communities, and how encryption has changed law enforcement. Check out her academic page …

Sowmya Karun (MAIDP ’20) and Yash Kirkire (MPP ’21) spoke with Liz Dozier, the Founder and Managing Director of Chicago Beyond, a philanthropy and impact investor investing in disruptive, community centric organizations and ideas to transform youth living in fragile communities. They discussed her work in the Chicago Public school systems, how she …

Steve Crano (MPP ’20) spoke with Greg Gershuny, Executive Director of the Aspen Institute’s Energy and Environment Program. They talked about Aspen Institute’s role on policy education, the upcoming Inter-Policy School Summit, and Greg’s work in the Obama administration. Steve and Greg Gershuny worked together to put on this year’s Inter-Policy Sch…

Today, we introduce our newest mini-series: Bite-Size Policy. Bite-Size Policy is a collaboration with the Paul Douglas Institute, where researchers from this student-run think tank at the University of Chicago present their research in a way that enables our viewers to know the issues and what they can do about it. In this episode, Jacob Leppek (M…

For this episode we talk with Lauren Sampson, a civil rights attorney who focuses on impact litigation. She works for a nonprofit, Lawyers for Civil Rights. They’ve done work on immigrants’ rights, economic justice, and police accountability. We spoke with her about her recent work in education equity, climate justice, and other civil rights issues…

Today’s episode is an interview with Jane Coaston, a reporter who reports on conservatism for Vox and co-host of the podcast, The Weeds. We spoke with her about the different types of conservatism, including fiscal conservatism and movement conservatism. We also asked her if she ever feels that she needs to act “balanced” in her journalism and what…

Julian Lake (MPP '19) talks with Professor Eric Oliver about nationalism and populism. He teaches political science at the University of Chicago, and his research focuses include contemporary American politics, political psychology, and public support for conspiracy theories. This interview was originally recorded in early 2018 and edited for Novem…

Evan Smith is a public interest attorney and the Director of Advocacy for AppalReD, a nonprofit that gives free legal services in rural Appalachia. We spoke about what it’s like to work in rural America, the legal issues people face in that part of the country, and what we can do to help. In full disclosure, the interviewer, David Raban, worked for…