SPP Alumni Madeline Doyle’s fellowship with the New York State Senate has introduced her to policy areas including consumer protection, AI regulation, and labor law. Her work has supported legislation including Senate Bill 9934, the Stealth Crawler Prohibition Act, promoting transparency in artificial intelligence online activity, and Senate Bill 8877, which creates mandatory disclosures for job advertisements to protect and provide greater transparency for online applicants… Click to Read More about Madeline’s experience from classroom to career.
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From Campus to the Capitol: UConn Student is One Face of the Future of Civic Engagement in Connecticut
School of Public Policy Director Angie Eikenberry welcomed attendees and then took a seat in the audience, watching proudly as one of SPP’s Fast-Track MPA students, UConn junior Ryan Engel, joined the panel of speakers on stage. To Engels’ right: Secretary of State Stephanie Thomas and former Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano, who now serves […]