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IPR is devoted to the pursuit of excellence in interdisciplinary public policy research. To this end, one of its core missions entails
the dissemination of faculty research and news to a broad constituency that includes students, academics, policymakers, and the
public. The Institute accomplishes this task through its events, newsletters, annual reports, website, e-news, and more.
Visit our website: http://www.ipr.northwestern.edu
IPR’s website is a rich depository of information and resources
for researchers, policymakers, media, and the public:
• IPR working papers (free .pdf downloads)
• video, audio, and slide presentations from IPR events and workshops
• profiles of IPR faculty and their research
• articles on faculty research findings
• media coverage of the Institute and its faculty
• links to affiliated centers and programs
• calendar of IPR colloquia, workshops, and other events
Sign up for event announcements:
http://www.ipr.northwestern.edu/about/mailinglist.html
From September to June, IPR organizes a weekly colloquium series and several other
topic-oriented seminars. Sign up to receive notice of these events:
• IPR weekly “brown bag” colloquia (Mondays at noon)
• IPR Seminars on Performance Measurement and Rewards
• Joint IPR/Economics Seminars on Labor & Education Policy
• Q-Center colloquia and events
• Cells to Society (C2S) colloquia and events
Sign up for IPR e-news:
http://www.ipr.northwestern.edu/publications/enews/index.html
You can also sign up for the IPR e-newsletter to receive up-to-date
information on news, events, and research from the Institute via e-mail,
monthly from September to June.
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