
ALT Promotional flyer for the PPIA Junior Summer Institute. It features the bold text: "The Future of Public Service Needs You," with details about applications for the 2027 program being open. The flyer includes the logo of the Public Policy & International Affairs Program, and mentions the program's website, ppiprogram.org/jsi, and the dates September 14 to November 6. The slogan at the bottom reads, "Learn. Lead. Serve.

ALT Rosemary Kelanic and Aaron David Miller in conversation with Javed Ali. Over the photo is a quote from Aaron David Miller that reads: “You have to answer the question, what are American interests? Why do we even care about this region? If you answer that question why we should care? Then you could maybe begin to construct a policy around those interests that would make sense.”

ALT A collage of nine images featuring people posing at a University of Michigan event. Participants are holding "Go Blue" and "#FordSpirit" signs, wearing University of Michigan apparel, and showing school spirit. The center of the collage includes a digital overlay with text fields for naming a photo album, titled "Homecoming 2026."

ALT This collage features several images: a smiling baby in a University of Michigan outfit; a couple dancing, with the person wearing a white dress; the same baby in another image; a group of people outdoors with mountains in the background, each looking happy; the baby wearing a brown outfit with football laces design and Michigan socks; and a couple dressed formally, appearing joyful.

ALT A group of four people are seated around a table in a conference room, engaging in discussion. One person has a laptop open, and another is taking notes. There is a banner at the bottom with the text, "Partnering with the City of Brighton to improve financial transparency.

ALT A group of six people standing indoors in front of a sign that reads "Wayne County Economic Development Corporation." They are smiling and dressed in casual to business attire. A sign below the group reads, "Analyzing how power outages affect small businesses in Wayne County." The logo "State & Hill" is at the bottom of the image.



















