Join us Tuesday for a lunchtime seminar with Karlee Weinmann, Research and Communications Manager with the Energy and Policy ...

Curious about what really happened in the 2025 Twin Cities RCV elections? Join the Humphrey School of Public Affairs and FairVote Minnesota on Monday, December 15, for a lively, behind-the-scenes ...

Join Alysoun McLaughlin, Director of the Election Resilience Lab at the University of Maryland, for a look at the human resource management side of election administration. She will discuss her ...

Nathan Bruschi serves as the chief executive officer of Anchorwork Inc, a private equity search fund that reinvests in small businesses. Nathan began his public service as an intelligence officer in ...

Vishal Jamkar is a doctoral candidate in Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. His research encompasses the themes of critical caste and agrarian studies, as well as the political economy of ...

Please note: While the program is featured on the Humphrey School website, all applications and admissions processes are administered through Minnesota Carlson. Prospective students should apply ...

In July 2021, the Center for Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy (the Center) launched a new series in partnership with the Institute on the Environment on climate policy honoring retired ...

The work of the fiscal research team includes examining infrastructure finance, capital budgeting practices, and infrastructure impacts. Most of the analysis is developed for the U.S. context, but ...

Science is the only safe source of knowledge that works in making public policy. This statement neatly sums up the perspective of Peter Calow, a professor of science, technology, and environmental ...

Michael Regan spoke about climate policy October 28 as part of the Humphrey School's Advancing Climate Solutions. Now. series. Photos: Craig Bares Former EPA Administrator Michael Regan delivered an ...

This information session is designed to provide an introduction to the Humphrey School, its various master’s programs, and the admissions and merit aid processes.