News: School of Public Policy and Leadership

Greenspun Hall
Business and Community |

Co-chaired by Sen. Harry Reid and Speaker John Boehner, board includes high profile experts who will direct bipartisan, research-based public policy solutions.

Isack Tenorio
People |

Commencement speaker Izack Tenorio found his niche in working on public initiatives. Now he sees them as a key tool in helping to ease divisions in the country.

hands holding cardboard cutout of house
Business and Community |

College of Urban Affairs partners with community groups to stop Southern Nevada crisis.

man in front of Las Vegas City Hall
Research |

With partisan gridlock at the higher levels, cities like Las Vegas will be the new leaders in innovative government.

Portrait of Jason L Wasden
People |

This new director of government affairs said he was drawn to UNLV where innovation knows no bounds.

Group of police officers
Campus News |

Students in UNLV's crisis and emergency management program focus on preparedness for potential disasters

Graduate student Schuyler Roberson presents to class
Business and Community |

Participants in the School of Public Policy’s Grantwell course make big-money decisions to help local nonprofits

Erika Schumacher at Red Rock Canyon
People |

Erika Schumacher leans on her experiences as a chief ranger of public lands to coordinate the UNLV emergency crisis management program.

John Wagner in his office at the Fifth Street School
Business and Community |

Nonprofit, Community, and Leadership Initiative works to bolster and improve collaboration between groups

Gregory Gudenkauf looks at a childs artwork
People |

UNLV alum Gregory Gudenkauf, a major gifts officer at Opportunity Village, is working with donors to make a difference for people with disabilities.

Aerial view of Greenspun Hall
Business and Community |

Senator Harry Reid and Speaker John Boehner to co-chair institute within UNLV’s School of Public Policy and Leadership.

Jayce Farmer
Campus News |

The public policy professor discusses trust for politicians, the influence of social media, and the state's next legislative session.