December 1
Robert Hackey ─ Today's Healthcare Issues: Democrats and Republicans (Across the Aisle)
7 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.
About
The A. Alfred Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy brings together scholars, practitioners, and students from different perspectives to address important problems facing American politics and policy. Since 1984, the Taubman Center has influenced local, national, and global policymakers working at the intersection of research and public engagement.
The Taubman Center’s programming includes:
- Taubman Center public opinion polls
- Research through workshops, conferences, and scholarship
- Engagement with public leaders and practitioners through several speakers series
- Internship and research opportunities for students
Upcoming Events
Research
Research
Taubman Center faculty produce influential books and public issue briefs. The Center is also home to the Study of Educational Standards. The Taubman Center also supports faculty & student research partnerships.
Featured research currently focuses on three themes:
- Legislative Politics and Policy Advocacy
- Obstacles to Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Empowerment
- Domestic Violence and Human Security
Internship Funding
- Applied Policy Research Internship
- Governor Frank Licht '38 Internship
- Happy and John Hazen White, Sr. Internship
- Noah Krieger '93 Memorial Internship
Polls
Public Opinion and Policy Polling
Americans distrust government, are uneasy about personal and financial security
