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Donors Establish Chair to Advance Truth Decay Research
RAND supporters have contributed more than $4 million to endow a new chair to advance research aimed at countering Truth Decay while paying tribute to Michael D. Rich, RAND President and CEO 2011–2022.
Gift from longtime supporter Rita Hauser to upgrade the RAND Archives
A $1 million gift from Rita Hauser will help modernize the Archives facility, including constructing a new storage vault for preservation, a digital preservation studio, a processing room, and an archival research room.
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