Their Luskin Connection Extends to Sacramento
Caleb Rabinowitz, Isaac Bryan and Parshan Khosravi are 2018 MPP graduates who are all doing work in California’s State Capitol.
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Entries by Les Dunseith
In Support New initiatives and other fundraising highlights at the Luskin School
A gathering of UCLA Luskin Dean’s Associates is among recent news relating to donor support.
Message From the Dean
Interim Dean Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris expresses ‘excitement, optimism and joy for the future of the Luskin School.’
Alumni Accolades
Career updates and other news about graduates of UCLA Luskin’s various degree programs.
Alumni Notes Luskin School hosts in-person gatherings in Los Angeles, Sacramento
Luskin School hosts in-person gatherings in Los Angeles, Sacramento.
Capstone Projects Tackle Complex Social Issues Clients explore tough policy decisions with help from graduating UCLA Luskin students, including those in Urban Planning
Clients explore tough policy decisions with help from graduating UCLA Luskin students, including those in Urban Planning
Aspiring Urban Planner Chews Into Use of City Property for Outdoor Dining Graham Rossmore’s research has already influenced Los Angeles policy decisions
Research by recent MURP alumnus Graham Rossmore has already influenced Los Angeles policy decisions.
Public Policy Again Proves Its Mastery of All Things Trivial
UCLA Luskin students, faculty and staff come together for another Super Quiz Bowl to close out the academic year.
L.A. County Supervisor Advocates ‘Poverty Disruption’ at Luskin Lecture Holly Mitchell wants to reweave the social safety net with an equity focus in the wake of COVID-19 and the stark inequalities it exposed
Holly Mitchell wants to reweave the social safety net with an equity focus in the wake of COVID-19 and the stark inequalities it exposed.
L.A. County Residents Express Second-Lowest Satisfaction Ever With Quality of Life Despite overall uptick in eighth annual index, dissatisfaction remains high due to inflation, homelessness and the COVID-19 pandemic
Despite overall uptick in eighth annual index, dissatisfaction remains high due to inflation, homelessness and the COVID-19 pandemic
