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Global Public Policy Institute: A Public Forum on the Possibilities

Global Public Policy Institute: A Public Forum on the Possibilities. Please send your ideas and input about a possible Policy Institute to: Weldons@purdue.edu. New Synergies Strategic Plan Task Force Campus-wide discussions. Introduction.

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Global Public Policy Institute: A Public Forum on the Possibilities

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  1. Global Public Policy Institute:A Public Forum on the Possibilities Please send your ideas and input about a possible Policy Institute to: Weldons@purdue.edu

  2. New Synergies Strategic Plan Task Force Campus-wide discussions Introduction

  3. “Inform public policy and provide informed leadership to policy discussions by way of a public policy institute that conducts analyses and impact assessments, and promotes coordination between large-scale research and economic development, leading to increased investment funds and impact on regional, national, and global economies.” Starting from Strategic Plan

  4. Faculty-driven Visibility and impact Global perspective and presence Multidisciplinary Academic excellence Enriched learning Further tripartite mission of Purdue Guiding Principles

  5. Conducting/supporting high-impact research Enhancing learning about policy Taking engagement global Your ideas… Proposed Activities

  6. Faculty Policy expertise, impact assistance Students New skills, connections application of ideas to practical problems Alumni Higher visibility of Purdue For all, including public New ideas and better use of resources Benefits to Purdue Community

  7. University seed money for first steps Development targets for external funding: Named positions (grad fellowships, faculty chairs) Named facilities (buildings, rooms) Named programs (publications, internships) Endowments (e.g. Regenstrief Center Model) Tuition for Master’s degree in a policy school Alumni and donor enthusiasm Possible Funding

  8. Finalize mission/vision statements Develop a more concrete set of ideas Develop a funding /staged development plan Secure seed money to hire a Director Coordinate existing resources Identify/define high impact areas Nurture new ideas and areas of impact Next Steps

  9. We are still brainstorming Soon we will have to make some decisions Please let us know your ideas and concerns We want your input!

  10. In what areas (e.g. healthcare, energy, environment, security, social policy and so on) is Purdue poised to make a noteworthy contribution through a Public Policy Institute? Focus Areas

  11. Should we offer a M.S. degree in public policy, as in the past?  Should we create a policy school? Other activities that will help the University stimulate policy research? What activities should the Institute undertake to make this contribution?

  12. Do you have feedback on our ideas and other suggestions on how to organize and provide incentives for faculty participation in the institute? Faculty Participation and Incentives

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