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Matilyn Mortensen

Matilyn Mortensen

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Host, This is Not a Back-up Plan

Logan

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Total articles 688

  • Raj Chetty urges Utah leaders to protect economic mobility

    By Matilyn Mortensen| The University of Utah@ Will the next generation be better off than this one? According to Raj Chetty, Harvard economist and Director of Opportunity Insights, “what really seems to matter is childhood environment rather than where you live as an adult.” Armed with this knowledge, Chetty says local decision-makers can implement policies to increase economic mobility for children in their communities by creating spaces where they can flourish.

    By Matilyn Mortensen · The University of Utah

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Humans of the U: Emerson Andrews

    By Matilyn Mortensen| The University of Utah@ “Sustainability work has become more difficult, but students bring life to that work. The younger generation is committed to the mission of sustainability, and I want to be a part of helping their ideas become a reality and be a student resource in the sustainability space. Every year, I work hard to understand what sustainability projects are possible, to be a connective tissue so that I can facilitate collaborations and relationships between my office, other faculty and staff, and students.

    By Matilyn Mortensen · The University of Utah

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Raj Chetty urges Utah leaders to protect economic mobility

    By Matilyn Mortensen| The University of Utah@ Will the next generation be better off than this one? According to Raj Chetty, Harvard economist and Director of Opportunity Insights, “what really seems to matter is childhood environment rather than where you live as an adult.” Armed with this knowledge, Chetty says local decision-makers can implement policies to increase economic mobility for children in their communities by creating spaces where they can flourish.

    By Matilyn Mortensen · The University of Utah

    Apr. 08, 2025

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This is Not a Back-up Plan

Logan, United States