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Academic
Year 2000-2001
During the 2000-2001 academic year, we developed a series
of briefing papers on possible
private and public initiatives for reducing the number
of uninsured Texans. In March 2001, we brought together
a variety of stakeholders in Texas to explore realistic
options for expanding coverage. By providing a forum
for open discourse, this conference
generated substantive recommendations for future policy.
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2000-2001
Report Now Available
This publication includes both the proceedings
and background papers on the issues discussed
at the March 2001 confererence held at the Lyndon
B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. Topics covered
include: high-risk pool and small group insurance,
Medicaid and CHIP expansion, simplification and
outreach, and the special problems facing Hispanic
Texans.
Copies may be purchased for $25.00 from the LBJ
School of Public Affairs Office of Communications.
Click
here for ordering information.
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Sponsors: |
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| David
C. Warner |
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| Kenneth
S. Apfel |
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Participants: |
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| Catherine
K. Fallon |
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B.A.
(Government), University of Notre Dame |
| James
Andrew FouchÈ |
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B.A.
(International Relations and German), Texas A&M
University |
| Jeff
Hamilton |
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B.A.
(Spanish and Journalism), University of Oregon |
| Pooja
Jhunjhunwala |
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B.A.
(Psychology and Women's Studies), Louisiana State
University |
| Leah
Kegler |
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B.A.
(Political Science and Interpersonal Communication),
Purdue University |
| Steve
Kester |
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B.A.
(Political Science), Southwest Texas State University |
| Sarah
Lovering |
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B.A.
(French and Spanish), University of Colorado |
| Sam
Miller |
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Bachelor
of Music, University of Kentucky, Master of Music,
Northern Illinois University |
| Benigno
Joseph Salinas |
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B.A.
(Government), University of Texas at Austin |
| Nicole
Sherbert |
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B.A.
(Political Science and History), University of California
at Davis |
| Vidhya
Sriram |
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B.S.
(Zoology), Louisiana State University |
| Kate
Suratt |
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B.S.
(Political Science), Sam Houston State University |
| Sufen
Zhang |
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B.A.
(Arabic), M.A. (Middle Eastern Studies), Peking
University of China |
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