Tina Trenkner

Tina Trenkner

E-mail: ttrenkner@governing.com

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tinatrenkner

Tina Trenkner (@TinaTrenkner) is GOVERNING.com deputy web editor. She started at GOVERNING in 2009 and has covered stories such as the rise of the coder in local government and the risks of using social media. Previously, she worked for Education Week and Pre-K Now, a completed project from the Pew Center on the States. She is a graduate of Northwestern University and thinks of Evanston often.

 


Recent Articles

  • Groceries at the Library
  • Libraries are evolving to offer a wider variety of services, including grocery ordering and pick up.

  • Safeguarding Delivery Workers
  • Restaurant delivery workers have a potentially dangerous job, often traveling by themselves, sometimes late at night. In New York City, there have been reports of...

  • Searching for Cybersecurity Talent
  • The Obama Administration says that an unsecure digital infrastructure vulnerable to cyberattacks could pose big problems for the country's national security. To recruit individuals with...

  • Blowing Up Bridges?
  • If your county needs to demolish a major structure but doesn't have the funds to do so, where can commissioners turn? One Pinellas County, Florida...

  • Millennials, Internships and Government
  • Last week, Governing's Public Workforce newsletter writer, Heather Kerrigan, and I were throwing around some potential story ideas to cover this summer. One topic ...

  • Greening Historic Buildings
  • Dubuque, Iowa's most sustainable buildings are a century old--and older. The Victorian homes, aging storefronts and 19th-century warehouses are sustainable in that they're positioned to...
  • 1 Comments

  • Judges and Truancy Teams
  • Truancy, or unexcused absences from school, can be an early indicator of potential troubling behaviors. In Maryland, truants at select schools may be able to...

  • Guns on Campus
  • After the 2007 Virginia Tech tragedy and in the wake of the recent University of Alabama in Huntsville shooting, people who study or work on a...

  • Race to the Top's First Round Winners
  • The U.S. Department of Education announced the first winners of Race to the Top, the $4.35 billion grant program encouraging states to make big reforms ...

  • Ohio A.G. Protects Small Biz
  • In Ohio, if a small business had a problem with dishonest vendors or unfair practices, they had few options to make things right. The state's...

  • Stopping Overdoses with a Spray
  • Saving someone from a drug overdose could be as easy as administering a nose spray. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced last week that...

  • Agriculturists Vs. Animal Advocates
  • In 2008, almost two-thirds of California voters passed Proposition 2, the Standards for Confining Farm Animals initiative. This initiative - supported by animal advocates to phase out...
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  • Two Years of High School, then College?
  • Traditionally, U.S. high school students complete four years of coursework before they receive their degree and enroll in college courses. But according to the...



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