November 5 | Monday, 12:15 pm | Powdermaker Hall, Room 333

Martin Hanlon

Will describe how cities have worked to repair the damage of past highway construction.

Martin Hanlon teaches public policy, public management, and urban transportation policy in the Urban Studies Department at Queens College. His work focuses on participative management and improving the quality of work life in government. Hanlon has served as a consultant to several major labor unions and has developed education and housing programs for unions. He has also brought his expertise to bear on policy initiatives that go under the popular heading of “reinventing government.”

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