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Prevailing Wages Effects at October IPPSR Forum
Michigan State University’s Institute for Public Policy and Social Research took up the long-debated topic of prevailing wages and their effect on the state’s employers, workforce and the economy...
IPPSR Launches 26th Year of Public Policy Forums
Michigan State University’s Institute for Public Policy and Social Research kicked off its 26nd year of Public Policy Forums this fall.
Over the years, IPPSR’s Public Policy...
MPLP Alumni Advance to November Election
More than two dozen Michigan State University Michigan...
Presidential Campaign Advisers at MPLP Events
Two leading political strategists who’ve advised presidential campaigns are headed to Michigan State University’s Michigan Political Leadership Program’s 2019 dinner and breakfast fundraisers....
Schools, Housing, Safety and City Finance Are MAPPR Winners
New research projects exploring teaching, public schools, affordable housing, the health of the Great Lakes and community fiscal health are winners of IPPSR’s 2018-19 Michigan Applied Public...
A Grand Time to Engage Grand Rapids
Michigan State University's Michigan Political Leadership Program is set to host a "lunch and learn" event on the Grand this September.
"Engage...
IPPSR Hosts First-Ever Political Leadership Summit
Michigan State University’s Michigan Political Leadership Program has joined with similar programs in five other states for the first-ever summit of leadership training programs across the nation...
Consumers warm to economy, just slightly warmer to leaders
Michigan consumers are basking in the warmth of a strong economy, but just slightly warmer toward their top elected leaders, results from a new Michigan State University State of the State Survey...
IPPSR Issues Call for Public Policy Grant Proposals
From the tiniest stick in a newborn’s heel to detect disease to the tradeoffs of new technologies putting driverless cars on the roads now, Michigan State...
