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Sheba Candor: Most Outstanding Public Administration Undergraduate
May 17
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Simona Di Sabatino: Most Outstanding Criminal Justice Undergrad
May 17
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Larissa Rodriguez: Most Outstanding Master of Criminal Justice and Criminology
May 17
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Elizabeth Ichikawa: Most Outstanding Master of Public Administration:
May 17
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Halle Washington: Most Outstanding Criminal Justice Undergraduate
May 17
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Justine Murray: Most Outstanding Master of Public Administration
May 17
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Capstone Students partnered with Project Rebound to Submitted a Book Chapter
May 17
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School of Public Affairs: Recent Faculty Publications
May 15
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School of Public Affairs: Faculty Highlights
May 15
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Outstanding Graduate Student: Justine Murray, School of Public Affairs
May 14
Kian Toohey
As a master's student, Murray faced the difficulties of trying to finish her master's program while pursuing her career in government.