Wagner News
- 11/13/2009
Michelle Obama honors Wagner alumnus Jason Yoon and his nonprofit arts organization
NYU Wagner graduate Jason Yoon (MPA 2006) and New Urban Arts, the Providence, R.I., nonprofit organization he oversees as executive director, were honored by Michelle Obama read more...
- 11/04/2009
Half the world is 'unbanked,' says new Financial Access Initiative paper
The Financial Access Initiative (FAI), a research consortium based at New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, has identified that 2.5 billion read more...
- 11/04/2009
At NYU Wagner talk, OMB Director Orszag describes remedies for U.S. deficit [Video]
Peter Orszag, Director of the federal Office of Management and Budget (OMB), talked about the enormous U.S. budget deficit, its primary causes, and its potential implications read more...
- 11/02/2009
New York Times spotlights NYU Wagner's 'Visual Explorer' application tool
When NYU Wagner reviews applications for admission, we try to add up the many components that make up an applicant and ask ourselves: Who is this read more...
- 10/29/2009
At Rudin Center event, Lt. Gov. Ravitch sizes up state deficit and how to fix it
"Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch's appearance at an NYU forum yesterday was overbooked almost as soon as it was announced, and the audience wasn't disappointed as read more...
- 10/27/2009
UPSA Hosts Mayor Bloomberg on NYC's future
Mayor Michael Bloomberg provided an optimistic forecast of the city's future in a talk he delivered October 26, 2009, at New York University's Kimmel read more...
Peter Orszag, "Rescue, Recovery and Reining in the Deficit" -
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Peter Orszag, Director of the federal Office of Management and Budget, delivered a speech on how to scale down the U.S. budget deficit at NYU, Nov. 3, 2009.
NYU Wagner's Dean, Ellen Schall, introduced the OMB director and moderated the audience Q&A.
NYU President John Sexton delivered the opening remarks.
Wagner Professor Salo Coslovsky asked about the U.S. role in international development.
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