Neither of the two part-time jobs I’m taking on pays much, but it’s still nice to get paid.
One is consulting for a study for the State of California via UCLA and RAND: “Assessing the feasibility and consequences of implementing a cannabis potency tax in California ($1,082,815); Ziva Cooper, UCLA Cannabis Research Initiative, and Beau Kilmer, RAND Corp., principal investigators.”
The other is co-teaching an in-person class at the University of Virginia with tenured full professor Kim Krawiec four Fridays this fall: “Marijuana Legalization: Who Gets the Money?”
The Center for New Revenue 