Data in Public Policy (DiPP) fosters data skills and analytical expertise among public policy students.
Data in Public Policy (DiPP) fosters data skills and analytical expertise among public policy students.
Data in Public Policy (DIPP) is a student organization at the University of Chicago Harris School for Public Policy founded to build analytical skills and expertise among Harris students in open-source data platforms, foster a professional relationship with the data and tech community in Chicago, and to generally serve as a resource for Harris students interested in the intersection of data and public policy. Created informally in Fall 2012, DIPP launched as an official Harris Student Organization in Fall 2013.
We send a weekly newsletter announcing DiPP events, Data in the News, Hack Harris tutorials and workshops, job opportunities, and other ways to get involved.
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Bridgit Donnelly
Second-year MSCAPP student
Aaron Politsky
Second-year MPP student
Kyle Magida
Second-year MSCAPP student
Alex Warofka
Second-year MPP student
Shafia Imtiaz
Second-year MPP student
Xiaorui Tang
Second-year MSCAPP student