Some news: this week I joined the CHIPS for America team @CommerceGov. I am very excited to work alongside incredible colleagues to advance U.S. leadership on innovation and technology for decades to come while creating good-paying jobs across the country.

Facing the challenges of workforce development policy, states are stepping up with innovative approaches, expanding apprenticeships, forging stronger education partnerships, and updating funding systems. Discover more in this discussion with #MRCBG's @Rachel_Lipson. (Project on

If you *only* used SAT to admit to elite colleges, share of admits from top 1% income falls 15.8% → 9.9% and representation from <$200k rises by +8.8%, with no reduction in post-college outcomes. It's 'holistic review' and 'ban SAT' policy that allows the most wealthy and

My ChatGPT year in review is pretty on point

NSF is launching one of the most ambitious experiments in federal science funding in 75 years. The program is called Tech Labs, and the goal is to invest ~$1 billion to seed new institutions of science and technology for the 21st century. Instead of funding projects, the NSF

We are excited to welcome back @Rachel_Lipson to @HarvardBizGov as a Research Fellow! With experience shaping workforce strategy at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s CHIPS Program Office and as founding director of the Project on Workforce, Rachel brings deep expertise in

Join us for a webinar 9/25 at 3 PM EST | Fulfilling the Promise: AI, Education, and the Future of the Workforce. https://t.co/hO7OWZQpjy #AI #Education #HigherEd #Workforce #PromisePrograms @LYHbeaconofhope @Rachel_Lipson @sekoubermiss

#MRCBG Afilliate @Rachel_Lipson is quoted in this @Ford article about workforce development and how an investment in it ought to be similar to investment in R&D https://t.co/4tI1DPd1qU

At #NASWASUMMIT25, featured speaker, Rachel Lipson, shared early insights into how AI and related technologies are already transforming labor markets—especially in regions at the cutting edge of innovation.

In case you missed our repost - In this recent @AspenInstitute paper by @HarvardBizGov affiliate @Rachel_Lipson explores America’s productivity potential and how rethinking workforce development can be approached as an investment, just like R&D. Can a national talent strategy can

In a new paper, @Rachel_Lipson makes a compelling argument that #wkdev is key to national growth. @skillscoalition Brooke DeRenzis tells @PaulFain in The Job newsletter – #wkdev must deliver shared prosperity, too. https://t.co/KblY4MACOP

🚨 Featured Speaker Alert: Rachel Lipson from @Kennedy_School joins the SUMMIT to discuss “The Future of Work on the AI Frontier” 🤖💼 Learn how AI is already reshaping the labor market in America’s tech frontiers. 🔗 https://t.co/uBQQ9Z0V6o #NASWASUMMIT25 | #AI | #Workforce

I have been an advocate for reform @Harvard but however one feels about the issues that have been divisive, this is a moment to be proud of the University and of President Alan Garber. Because of Harvard’s actions, the federal judiciary has taken a strong stand against

Skilled tradespeople are the backbone of this country. We have a lot to lose if we don't invest in their success. Here’s my op-ed in @TIME on why @Ford is working to make the Essential Economy a national priority. https://t.co/AAs5RM9UhJ

Treat workforce development like precious R&D. Critical new perspective from @Rachel_Lipson merits a serious good look https://t.co/FreFDPuFwK @annastansbury @kearney_melissa

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Why were highly paid federal agents harassing DoorDash delivery workers instead of working to prevent this triple stabbing?

Bummer that this is the @Hertz President’s Circle” premium elite experience…

mRNA technology is miraculous and has so much potential. This is such a massive own goal.

Firing the head of a key government agency because you don’t like the numbers they report, which come from surveys using long established procedures, is what happens in authoritarian countries not democratic ones. This is surely not the most serious threat to our democracy that

For six months, I've said that threats to economic data have been more collateral damage than intentional harm. No longer. Firing the head of the BLS is five-alarm intentional harm to the integrity of US economic data and the entire statistical system.