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Oct 12, 2017

An Introvert at the Communications Conference

Aside from the good work that is done at KU’s Center for Public Partnerships and…

CPPR @ KU in Ideas In Motion

May 8, 2017

Protective Factors Survey Q&A

Jessica Sprague-Jones, PhD, is an Assistant Director at the Center for Public Partnerships and Research…

CPPR @ KU in Ideas In Motion

Aug 31, 2017

The Juice is Worth the Squeeze: The Development of Lemonade for Life

CPPR @ KU in Ideas In Motion

Jun 8, 2017

Working as a Student at KU’s CPPR

Taylor LaRue (Lawrence, KS) is an undergraduate at the University of Kansas studying Business…

CPPR @ KU in Ideas In Motion

Jul 6, 2017

Protective Factors Survey Update: It’s Not Too Late to Join!

Mallory Rousseau, M.A., is an Assistant Researcher at the Center for Public Partnerships and Research, University of Kansas, where she works primarily on the research and development of the Protective Factors Survey, in…

CPPR @ KU in Ideas In Motion

May 9, 2017

Geeking out at work. Bam. Pow. Zowee!

Bridget Patti is a Research Project Specialist at the Center for Public Partnerships and…

Ember Urbach in Ideas In Motion

Jul 7, 2017

From Navigating the System to Paving the Way for Change

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Jevan Bremby is an AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteer at the Center for Public Partnerships and Research where he works with the Kansas…

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An Introvert at the Communications Conference

Protective Factors Survey Q&A

The Juice is Worth the Squeeze: The Development of Lemonade for Life

Working as a Student at KU’s CPPR

Protective Factors Survey Update: It’s Not Too Late to Join!

Geeking out at work. Bam. Pow. Zowee!

From Navigating the System to Paving the Way for Change

The Transition from Direct Service to Policy…

Managing a Multi-State Project with a Cadre of Technology Tools

The office as a classroom: Why everyone should work like they’re students

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