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Professor Benjamin Cohen Talks Stock Market Volatility
Interest rates up? Stocks down? Benjamin Cohen puts it all in perspective.
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Professor Neil Narang Awarded for his Work on Women and Politics
Professor Narang's research is among seven of a record 84 proposals to receive the 2017 Carrie Chapman Catt Prize.
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Women of Color in Politics Series: Hon. Luz Reyes-Martin
The Honorable Luz Reyes-Martin, President of Goleta Unified School District Board of Trustees, Director of Public Affiars and Communications at SBCC
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Women of Color in Politics Series: Hon. Luz Reyes-Martin
The Honorable Luz Reyes-Martin, President of Goleta Unified School District Board of Trustees, Director of Public Affiars and Communications at SBCC
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Women of Color in Politics Series: Sharon Hoshida
Sharon Hoshida, Former Director of UCSB Women's Center, Founding Member of UCSB's Asian American Faculty and Staff Assoc., Founding Member of Women's Political Committee, and Peace and Social Justice Activist.
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Women of Color in Politics Series: Sharon Hoshida
Sharon Hoshida, Former Director of UCSB Women's Center, Founding Member of UCSB's Asian American Faculty and Staff Assoc., Founding Member of Women's Political Committee, and Peace and Social Justice Activist.
Continue Reading Women of Color in Politics Series: Sharon HoshidaProfessor Eric Smith releases election forecast for 2018 in Washington Post
Bssed on a forecasting model originally developed by political scientists Michael Lewis-Beck and Tom Rice, Professor Smith anticipates Republicans could lose 38 seats and House majority.
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NY Times Publishes Op-Ed by Professor Leah Stokes
Professor Stokes connects the dots between Climate Change Policy and the recent fire-flood-mudslide disasters in our own backyard.
"Climate Change in My Backyard," NY Times
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