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UCM Welcomes Jazz Saxaphonist, Scholar April 19-20

University of Central Missouri (UCM) Music welcomes jazz saxophonist, scholar, and Kansas City native Dr. Melvin Butler, associate professor of music at the University of Miami, for a two two-day residency on campus, April 19-20. His visit includes a performance April 19 and a lecture April 20 that are free and open to the public.
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Source: ucmo.edu

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University of Michigan: U-M virtual series to explore racialized health, economic disparities stemming from COVID-19

The University of Michigan’s Ford School of Public Policy is kicking off a virtual event series with a discussion about the local impact of safety nets on communities of color during the COVID-19 pandemic.Panelists at Friday’s event, part of a series
United States Ford School White House District Of Columbia Mara Ostfeld Kat Stafford

Vipin Narang appointed Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy | News

MIT Political Science and the MIT Security Studies Program are proud to announce that Vipin Narang, Frank Stanton Professor of Nuclear Security and Political Science, was sworn in as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy on Monday, March 28, 2022.
M Taylor Fravel John Plumb Raphael Dorman Helen Starbuck Vipin Narang Security Studies Program Department Of Defense
Source: mit.edu

Reviving war-game scholarship at MIT | News | MIT Political Science

War games and crisis simulations are exercises where participants make decisions to simulate real-world behavior. In the field of international security, games are frequently used to study how actors make decisions during conflict, but they can also be used to model human behavior in countless other scenarios. 
New York United States Columbia University Lincoln Bloomfield Richard Samuels Roberte Wilhelm
Source: mit.edu

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