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Public Policy

Public Policy Outstanding Thesis Award 

Each year, the Mills Public Policy Program honors an outstanding senior thesis or Master's Policy Report with an award that includes a cash prize.  All papers submitted in the Public Policy Senior Seminar and the MPP Integrative Core II course will be considered for the award.

Recipients 

2009 Katherine Puliafico, A "Nickel a Drink" Tax Increase: How will California's Alcohol Industry Be Affected?
 

Drennen Shelton, An Analysis of an Ordinance to Assure the Maintenance of Vacant, Foreclosed Residential Properties.
  Melissa McDonough, Reentry for Girls: A Concise Look and a Path Forward for the Texas Youth Commission.
  Caitlin Palmer, Measuring the Equity of Clean Drinking Water: An Environmental Justice Perspective on California's Water Monitoring.
2008 Lauren Duran, Is the Region Ready? Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Zero Emission Busses.
2007 Alysha Nachtigall, The Neighborhood Corridor Project: Linking the Laurel Business District with Mills College and its Neighboring Communities.
  Laurel Fedor, In Golden Health: Proposed Health Policies and Micro-Entrepreneurial Women in California. 
   

 

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