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Making an Impact
A Day in the Life of an NYU Wagner Student: Veronica Manning (MPA 2019)
Starting with work as the Executive Director of a nonprofit organization in New Jersey and ending with class in Washington Square, Veronica Manning (MPA-PNP) described a typical day in her life as an NYU Wagner student.
Six-Part Series Online Explores Need To Reform the Federal Government
In an original six-part series for The Brookings Institution, NYU Wagner Professor Paul C. Light makes the case for a “fix-government-fast” reform agenda.
Brazilian Parliamentarians Convene at NYU Wagner to Discuss the Future of Amazon Rain Forest
The panel discussion weighed the future of the Amazon rainforest during rising global concern.
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![For Lenny Cabral (MPA 2023), Chair of the Black Student Association (BSA), the relationships and community of @bsawagner were formative to her graduate school experience. In addition to their upcoming Black History Month celebration, the group hosts year-round opportunities for students to connect.
"[BSA] creates a welcoming, collaborative environment for Black policymakers, who are already underrepresented across public service," Lenny writes. "Through it, I have been able to network and share my experience, struggles, and aspirations."
In this last semester, her student experience and course learnings have come together for a final year Capstone project with the Inter-American Development Bank and El Ministerio de Viviendas y Edificaciones of the Dominican Republic.
"I am so grateful for the opportunity to do this work because I am Dominican and my pride in that heritage is what has guided me to pursue international development," Lenny writes. "There’s always more work to be done but quite nothing explains how it feels to be making an impact for and on your motherland."
🔗 In bio for her full student spotlight, more information on BSA, and their upcoming Black History Month celebration.](/files/instagram_lite/instagramliteblock/328319876_6098294946900439_1467053516752911084_n.webp)