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Iheoma Iruka, Danielle Allen, and TK Musa Win Paper of the Year
Public Policy Graduate Student TK Musa, Researcher Danielle Allen, and Research Professor Iheoma Iruka have been selected as the recipients of this year’s Best Article Award for Theory into Practice for their paper, “African Centered Education (ACE): Strategies to Advance Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and Equitable Learning Opportunities for Young Black Children.” The article was selected from among all of the articles published in the journal last year. The publisher (Taylor and Francis) will provide a $1000 award, which will be split equally among Musa, Allen, and Iruka.
Learn more about their inspiring work here.
Public Policy is an interdisciplinary academic unit designed to provide students with the theoretical perspective, analytical skill, and substantive knowledge needed to address major domestic and global policy challenges.
Undergraduate (BA)
The undergraduate major and minor in public policy provides students with conceptual and analytical skills that prepare them for the labor market or graduate/professional school.
Accelerated Master of Public Policy (MPP)
The accelerated dual bachelor’s-graduate degree allows students to begin taking graduate MPP courses in their senior year as they complete their undergraduate degree. A standalone MPP is coming.
Doctoral (PhD)
The Ph.D. degree in public policy supports students who aim to contribute new knowledge and analysis of domestic and global policy problems.
