Center for Human Potential and Public Policy

The Center for Human Potential and Public Policy, which was founded in 1998 with an endowment from the Irving B. Harris Foundation, is a university-based center that promotes trans-disciplinary research and training on achievement, health, and well-being across the lifespan.

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Affiliated Schools and Divisions:

• Biological Sciences Division
• Chicago Booth School of Business
• Harris School of Public Policy Studies
• Pritzker School of Medicine
• Social Sciences Division

Research Topics:

• Child Development,
• Cultural Policy,
• Education,
• Human Capital,
• Human Condition,
• Human Potential,
• Human Well-Being,
• Inequality,
• Living Standards,
• Technology and Society,
• Urban Policy