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Introduction

The Education Department at Brown offers a master's level program leading to an A.M. in Urban Education Policy. The twelve-month UEP program dedicated to the study of policy analysis, planning, and development in urban public education. The tightly focused academic curriculum, integrated with a nine-month internship, is designed to impart a set of core skills and competencies that are necessary for successful careers in urban education policy. The UEP program also provides a solid foundation for those anticipating advanced study in areas related to urban education policy.

Announcements

• UEP Winter 2009 Newsletter
  
  In our Winter 2009 UEP newsletter, we look at the preliminary findings from the research of two core faculty members, check in with a number of our alumni, and welcome UEP IV, the class of 2010. Our newsletter also includes an update on the first cohort of our Urban Education Fellows, and their efforts to bring about change in urban education in Rhode Island. We also introduce our UEP Ambassadors and review student and faculty work towards the recommendations of Rhode Island's Urban Education Task Force.
• Meet UEP: Upcoming Graduate School Fairs Interested in visiting with a UEP Admissions Representative in your hometown this summer of fall?  Please join us as we travel across the country at the Idealist Graduate Degree Fairs for the Public Good.