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Designed for both international and domestic law graduates, the LLM program includes options for a full-time work experience, a flexible curriculum and an online executive track. Research Centers - ALL University Research Institutes and Centers For administrative and operations issues please reference the University Research Institutes and Centers Administration (URICA) office , which facilitates the planning and deployment of strategic resources coordination. Chloe Thurston, From Personal to Partisan: Abortion, Party, and Religion in the California State Assembly, 1967-1996, Northwestern University, Institute for Policy Research. July 8, 2019. Jordan Gans-Morse, Self-Selection into Corrupt Judiciaries, Northwestern University, Institute for Policy Research. May 30, 2019. New Acquisitions. These books and other materials were added to the Pritzker Legal Research Center's collection in July 2019. For previous months, see the archived list of new acquisitions.. Books & Periodicals --- U.S. Government Publications. For Northwestern Law Faculty - To request a new book, click on the title. The Social Policy program explores how policies function as the guiding principles that serve as the foundation for social programs. The Social Policy program analyzes the ways in which social policies and social institutions influence the course of human lives, and the ways in which individuals can influence social policies. Federal law protects Northwestern employees who work on federal contracts or grants from Faculty Handbook . or assoc-prov-faculty@northwestern.edu . 2. For student issues: Dean of Students at (847) 491- 8430 or dos@northwestern.edu Northwestern Oklahoma State University was established officially as a normal school in 1897 with the passing of a law by the Oklahoma Territorial Legislature. It has the distinction of being the second normal school in the state. The first faculty of this school was composed of the President, James E. Ament, and two teachers. sesp.northwestern.edu. The mission of the School of Education and Social Policy is to understand and improve learning communities, defined as groups of people working together in structured social and/or technical environments that influence human development. All students are subject to the policies and regulations found in the most recent copy of the Student Handbook. The Student Handbook is published by The Vice President for The Student Experience in conjunction with The Division of Student Affairs of Northwestern State University. All instructors should adhere to Northwestern policies articulated in the Faculty Handbook: "Faculty members should hold regular office hours, although in exceptional circumstances faculty members may, instead, with the approval of The Faculty and Academic Staff Handbooks published by the Provost's Office, provide policies governing Faculty, Academic Staff (Teaching) and Other Teaching Staff. These handbooks are: Faculty Handbook. Academic Staff Handbook (pending) Kenneth Janda. Professor Emeritus. k-janda@northwestern.edu Research Content: Biography Kenneth Janda has published extensively in comparative party politics, research methodology, and early use of computer technology in political science, for which he received awards from EDUCOM and support from Apple Computer. Kenneth Janda. Professor Emeritus. k-janda@northwestern.edu Research Content: Biography Kenneth Janda has published extensively in comparative par