Education Policy Initiative
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Improving outcomes through applied, policy-relevant education policy research. Housed within the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy.
Coming up at #APPAM2025: Professor Brian Jacob discusses how CTE impacts education and labor market outcomes — 3:30 PM PT!
November 13, 2025 at 8:15 PM
Coming up at #APPAM2025: Professor Brian Jacob discusses how CTE impacts education and labor market outcomes — 3:30 PM PT!
EPI Alum Elizabeth Burland presents research on take-up of financial aid programs at #APPAM2025 this afternoon at 3:30 pm PT. This research was conducted in collaboration with several EPI team members and aims to improve access to higher education.
November 13, 2025 at 6:18 PM
EPI Alum Elizabeth Burland presents research on take-up of financial aid programs at #APPAM2025 this afternoon at 3:30 pm PT. This research was conducted in collaboration with several EPI team members and aims to improve access to higher education.
This afternoon at #APPAM2025 → Professor Katherine Michelmore joins a roundtable on tax credits & child poverty.
Don’t miss it — 1:45pm PT!
Don’t miss it — 1:45pm PT!
November 13, 2025 at 3:06 PM
This afternoon at #APPAM2025 → Professor Katherine Michelmore joins a roundtable on tax credits & child poverty.
Don’t miss it — 1:45pm PT!
Don’t miss it — 1:45pm PT!
⏰ Today @ 8:30 am PT:
IES Predoctoral Fellow, Alvin Christian, presents the first nationwide, causal analysis of the introduction of PPO legislation in the United States and its effects on violence, labor market outcomes, and family dynamics.
IES Predoctoral Fellow, Alvin Christian, presents the first nationwide, causal analysis of the introduction of PPO legislation in the United States and its effects on violence, labor market outcomes, and family dynamics.
November 13, 2025 at 2:09 PM
⏰ Today @ 8:30 am PT:
IES Predoctoral Fellow, Alvin Christian, presents the first nationwide, causal analysis of the introduction of PPO legislation in the United States and its effects on violence, labor market outcomes, and family dynamics.
IES Predoctoral Fellow, Alvin Christian, presents the first nationwide, causal analysis of the introduction of PPO legislation in the United States and its effects on violence, labor market outcomes, and family dynamics.