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Volume I, Number 2, March 1999
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Health Policy, Law and Management Research:DeWitt Wallace Center for Communications and Journalism:
Hart Leadership Program:Documentary Initiative LaunchedA new program integrates documentary writing, photography and video into leadership courses and field work. The Governors' Center:State Innovators Discuss How Performance Management WorkedEighty-five state-government management innovators from across the country met at a major Governors Center conference at the Institute in December, to share their considerable real-world experience in successfully improving job performance. CIDR Hosts Conferences, Expands Curriculum
The Moral Authority of the Presidency, Parts I and IIBoth Doris Kearns Goodwin and David Gergen have much to say about the moral authority of the President and what we might learn from the private lives of public officials.Chilean Foreign Minister Speaks on International RelationsDuke Goes South of the BorderPresident Nan Keohane and PPS Associate Professor Frederick "Fritz" Mayer travel to Mexico City and Panama City to raise Duke's visibility and build new relationships.
MPP Alumni NotesWeber Tackles Strategic PlanOne '99 graduate intern helps to develop a strategic plan for Chicago Commons.
Undergraduate Alumni NotesA Guided Tour to Civil Rights BattlegroundsIt all started when R Townsend Davis Jr. ('86) asked an innocent question while doing some legal research in Birmingham, Ala.An Interactive Voters' GuideJed Stremel ('97) has returned to his roots in Silicon Valley to launch the first-of-its kind interactive web site guide for local voters.
Farewell, Phyllis:
Phyllis Rorex leaves her post in Undergraduate Studies after a
decade, and Anita Wright comes on board.
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