BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana University President Michael A. McRobbie presided over today's dedication of the, home to the top-ranked public affairs and environmental science and policy graduate programs in IU's. The 34,000-square-foot building provides state-of-the-art classrooms, meeting areas, faculty offices and three large student commons that will foster SPEA's tradition of multidisciplinary collaboration. 'IU's School of Public and Environmental Affairs was established 45 years ago as the first school in the country to combine programs in public management, policy and administration together with the environmental sciences. And among public policy schools more broadly, it is now ranked No. European Standard Pren Iso 15883 Ware Find And Replace Text. more. 1 in the nation -- a remarkable achievement in such a relatively short time,' McRobbie said.

'Through groundbreaking interdisciplinary research, the school's faculty and students have contributed solutions to many of society's most pressing needs. Purple Knif Show Rar. The new Paul O'Neill Graduate Center will help attract the next generation of public and environmental affairs students, who will come to IU to prepare for careers in which they, too, will take on some of the most difficult challenges facing our world.' The center is named for IU alumnus Paul O'Neill, former U.S. Secretary of the treasury and chairman and CEO of Alcoa.