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Ohio AG Introduces VR Trainings for Statewide Law Enforcement

Media Mentions
Legal Newsline, May 15. Featured expert: Todd Thomas, program manager, professional development
Kwame Christian.

Podcast: A Recipe for Negotiation

Podcast
Kwame Christian, CEO of the American Negotiation Institute, business lawyer and bestselling author, knows that mutual understanding leads to a workable path forward in times of conflict. Find out more...
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State and Local Governments Shine in Planning, Preparing for Eclipse 2024

Leadership News
When planning for the total solar eclipse, local governments found success because of careful planning, preparation and execution. See how their actions provide a template for emergency readiness....
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Is There a Future for U.S.-China Research Collaboration?

Media Mentions
Politico, May 13. Featured expert: Professor Caroline Wagner
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Wealth Managers, Charities Defend Fees from Donor-Advised Funds

Media Mentions
Wall Street Journal, May 12. Featured expert: Professor Brian Mittendorf, accounting
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Unions Struggled in the South for Years. The Economy Gave Auto Workers an Opening.

Media Mentions
Wall Street Journal, May 11. Featured expert: Professor Emeritus Ned Hill
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Getting Help for Alcohol, Drug Abuse Tougher for Rural Americans

Media Mentions
U.S. News & World Report, May 10. Featured experts: Associate Professor Wendy Xu, health services management and policy
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Obstacles to Alcohol, Drug Treatment Higher for Rural Americans

College News
A study by Associate Professor Wendy Xu, public health, finds that fewer rural than urban Americans seek and continue care for substance use disorders.