Levitt Public Affairs Center
The Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center supports initiatives and provides resources that enable students and faculty to engage in public service and public policy through research, service-learning, lectures, discussion, and practice.
Submissions from 2019
The Treatment of People with Mental Illness in the Criminal Justice System: The Example of Oneida County, New York, Alexander Black '19, Kylie Davis '18, Kenneth Gray '20, Connor O'Shea '18, Alexander Scheuer '18, Samantha Walther '18, Nico Yardas '18, Frank M. Anechiarico, Ralph Eannace, and Jennifer Ambrose
Submissions from 2017
Narrowing the Literacy Gap: Examining Difference in Early Childhood Education, Sabrina Boutselis '19
Redefining the Miracle on the Han: The Evolution of Human Rights in the Republic of Korea during the Cold War, Kyung Noh '18
Submissions from 2016
Stories of Survivors: Exploring the Lives of Sex Trafficking Victims in Central New York, Anna Do '18
Sexual Assault In Our Community: A Custom Approach to Prevention and Education, Corinne Smith '17
The Impact of the Gender Composition of Institutions’ Board of Trustees on Student and Faculty Diversity, Case Tatro '18