Public and Urban Policy – Milano School of Policy, Management, and Environment

Event 4/27: FIELD TRIP TO THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

April 20, 2018May 4, 2018159 views

FIELD TRIP TO THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD Join the Milano School’s Public and Urban Policy program for a field trip to the Brooklyn Navy Yard! Once an active shipyard, it has since been repurposed as a mission-driven industrial park, home to over 300 businesses and … Continue Reading →

CALCULUS OF RACE AND CLASS: A NEW LOOK AT THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP IN NEW YORK CITY SCHOOLS

January 31, 2018January 31, 2018429 views

By Nicole Mader and Ana Carla Sant’anna Costa Decades of national research have documented the “achievement gap” among students of different racial and ethnic groups as measured by their scores on standardized tests, with White and Asian students generally outperforming their Black and Hispanic … Continue Reading →

Spring 2018: EPSM Information Sessions and Webinars

January 19, 2018July 10, 2018389 views

For Prospective Students: Join us at the upcoming Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management (EPSM) and Sustainable Strategies Certificate information sessions at the Milano Open House. These events are an opportunity for people to find out if The New School’s programs are right for them, and for … Continue Reading →

Introducing Dr. Latha Poonamallee, Associate Professor of Management and Social Innovation

January 19, 2018984 views

Dear all, I am happy to share with you that Dr. Latha Poonamallee joins Milano in January 2018 as Associate Professor of Management & Social Innovation. Latha previously served as tenured Associate Professor in the School of Business and Economics at Michigan Technological … Continue Reading →

Professor Maya Wiley on the Fight for Net Neutrality

December 20, 2017December 20, 2017354 views

Professor Maya Wiley, Henry Cohen Professor of Urban Policy and Management, was recently interviewed by Amy Goodman for DemocracyNow on the next steps after the FCC voted to repeal Net Neutrality: “We’ve got 62 million Americans in urban areas and 16 million Americans in rural areas that … Continue Reading →