School News
The next generation of public service leaders is preparing to address the challenges facing our communities. Through internships, research, and practical experience, School of Public Affairs students apply what they learn to criminal justice, public administration, city planning, and social equity. Read how their work is helping build more effective institutions and equitable communities.
Outstanding Graduate Student: Justine Murray, School of Public Affairs
May 14As a master's student, Murray faced the difficulties of trying to finish her master's program while pursuing her career in government.
Outstanding Graduate Student: Elizabeth Ichikawa, School of Public Affairs Global Campus Program
May 14Ichikawa’s research centers on how implicit bias affects the court investigation process. As a supervising court investigator in Solano County, she works to protect the rights of vulnerable populations like children or the elderly.
Outstanding Student: Sheba Candor, School of Public Affairs
May 6Sheba Candor has been selected as the Outstanding Graduate for the School of Public Affairs for Public Administration.
Outstanding Student: Halle Washington, School of Public Affairs
May 6Halle Washington has been selected as the Outstanding Graduate for the School of Public Affairs in Criminal Justice.
Erick Bravo is Committed to Making a Difference
May 14Named Outstanding Graduate in the School of Public Affairs
Student Aspires to Improve Housing Industry
May 15Arlene Linda Fraser, School of Public Affairs Outstanding Graduate, 2018
