Betsey Stevenson
Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University of Michigan Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy

A suicide vehicle bomb seriously injured Tiffany Smiley's husband, Major (Retired) Scotty Smiley, when he was stationed in Iraq in 2005. Tiffany was working as a nurse at the time of Scotty's injuries, but she left to become a full-time caretaker for him.
She went on to become the mother of three small children, the President and Co-Founder of Hope Unseen, and, most recently, the founder of More Than Me, a movement and conference committed to helping women share their stories in order to affect and improve their communities.
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Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University of Michigan Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
Washington Bureau Chief for Mother Jones Magazine and MSNBC Analyst
Foreign Policy Expert and President of the Middle East Forum
Youth Counselor, and Liaison to the Foreign Press
#1 New York Times Best-Selling Author and Expert on Happiness, Success, and Unconditional love
Executive Director of The Representation Project and Chair of the Critical Theory and Social Justice Department at Occidental College