#2016APPAM Online Registration closes 10/28!

Don't miss the 2016 Fall Research Conference! The event will  feature engaging panels, roundtables, workshops, symposia, and poster presentations. 
Check out the #2016APPAM schedule

On-site registration available on Nov. 3rd.
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#2016APPAM Mobile App!
  
All the #2016APPAM information is right in your hands! Download the app from your mobile app store. The app is available for iOS, Android, and Blackberry systems.

Many thanks to IUPUI for sponsoring this year's mobile app.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to take our 2016 Member Survey. We appreciate your feedback and look forward to providing you a dedicated member experience!
The $100 Amazon gift card winners are:

  • Cynthia DuBois
  • Robert H. Nelson
  • Monica Santander
APPAM/MDRC Institutional Member Forum 
December 13, 2016

MDRC’s Center for Applied Behavioral Science (CABS) and APPAM are hosting a forum on December 13 which will explore the future of behavioral science research, practice, and policy. This event brings together distinguished experts from MDRC, academia, and the government to share their work and provide insight on next steps for research, practice, and policy.
The Wonk Podcast

APPAM is excited to announce the launch of its very own student podcast! The Wonk will examine the biggest policy issues of today discussed by expert practitioners, researchers, and academics, but explained by students, for students.  

Listen to Episode 1!

Interested in Serving on
an APPAM Committee?

Non-Policy Council members who are interested in serving on an open committee (Finance, Membership, Meetings, Communications, Membership, Policy Relevance, Diversity, Publications, International and Professional Development) should contact the Executive Director no later than Wednesday, November 30, 2016.  Additional information, including descriptions of leadership positions, is available here.
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Update your Member Profile

APPAM encourages all members to update your profile on the APPAM website. A complete profile allows us to not only keep you abreast of topical information in all policy areas, but it helps us deliver updates that are the most relevant to you and your specific area of focus. To update your profile please log into your APPAM account , select "My Profile & Invoices," and then "Edit." Once you have updated your contact information please be sure to add your education and policy focus areas as well. 
JPAM Featured Article

"Testing the School-to-Prison Pipeline"

By: Emily Owens, Ph.D.

This JPAM Featured Article examines the relationship between police officers and young people in areas where school resource officers (SROs) are used by local school districts.The net benefit of having a sworn law enforcement official regularly working on school grounds is the subject of debate in the academic and public sphere.   As part of our ongoing effort to promote JPAM authors to the APPAM membership and the public policy field at large, we have asked the author to answer a few questions. See her interview responses here.

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