Maxwell Perspective Current Issue

Spring 2008

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"Health, Policy, and Practice"
Maxwell faculty members working at the crossroads of healthcare and public affairs. >> read it here 

Maxwell, Upstate Launch MPH Program
New master's program serves those in healthcare policy and administration. >> read it here 

"Agent of Change"
Alumna Christine Varney oversees the Department of Justice's antitrust efforts. >> read it here 

"Also in the Obama Administration . . ."
John Berry heads OPMs, and other alumni on the team. >> read it here 

"The People Speak"
Maxwell and the Syracuse newspaper team to encourage public discourse. >> read it here 

"Up to the Task"
Alumni of the three-year-old India training program begin to have impact. >> read it here 

"Man of Letters"
Maxwell researchers help prepare a new collection of Moynihan correspondence. >> read it here 

"Break From His Studies"
An I.R. master's student took time out to do an important job at home. >> read it here 

"Our Man in Israel"
Career diplomat James Cunningham ’74 heads the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv. >> read it here 

Also available in the hard-copy edition: Alumni profiles of baseball historian David Q. Voigt and Human Rights Watch's Jo Becker; Campaign news, including the filling of the Montgomery-Gruber Professorship and new major gifts from Walter Broadnax, Michael Smith, William and Rebecca Tallman, and Abdallah Yabroudi; the passing of anthropologist Michael Freedman; noting the 15th anniversary of Eggers Hall; plus classnotes and coverage of alumni events and activities.