Many areas of life have been impacted by uncertainty around the level and timing of federal funding. “The Ripple Effects of Federal Budget Uncertainty” is the subject of the next Faculty Research Collaborative from 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17 in 266 Rhatigan Student Center, Pike Room. The event is a partnership between the Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs and the Office of Faculty Advancement, Retention and Excellence.
The event will create an opportunity for faculty across campus to build collaborations with the public affairs experts at the Hugo Wall School to examine the ways their own fields and areas of study have been affected by funding uncertainty.
Faculty Research Collaboratives feature three-minute presentations by faculty, followed by Q&A time. The presentations will be followed by table discussion facilitated by public affairs faculty. Tuesday’s event will feature presentations by Dr. David Guo, Regents Distinguished Professor of Public Finance, Dr. Jordan Butcher, assistant professor, and Dr. Emily Mee, assistant professor.
Contact fare@wichita.edu with any questions.