Megdalynn
@megdalynn.bsky.social
PhD Candidate @ O’Neill SPEA | Health policy, aging, & long-term care | Public finance & unintended consequences | Nursing homes, econometrics, causal inference | Powered by BYU, UVU, and Zumba
The way expertise—especially in public health and social sciences—has been treated lately is infuriating.
So, while I’m celebrating, I’m also deeply frustrated by what’s happening in the field. This work matters, and we’re not giving up.
So, while I’m celebrating, I’m also deeply frustrated by what’s happening in the field. This work matters, and we’re not giving up.
March 1, 2025 at 6:55 PM
The way expertise—especially in public health and social sciences—has been treated lately is infuriating.
So, while I’m celebrating, I’m also deeply frustrated by what’s happening in the field. This work matters, and we’re not giving up.
So, while I’m celebrating, I’m also deeply frustrated by what’s happening in the field. This work matters, and we’re not giving up.
Excited doesn’t even begin to cover it—I feel incredibly lucky to continue my research on healthcare policy and public finance in a place that values it. But this news comes at a time when so many brilliant scholars are being pushed out of academia and public service.
March 1, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Excited doesn’t even begin to cover it—I feel incredibly lucky to continue my research on healthcare policy and public finance in a place that values it. But this news comes at a time when so many brilliant scholars are being pushed out of academia and public service.