School of Public and International Affairs Archives - Page 7 of 24

Annual Getzen Lecture to feature Inspector General of the U.S. Department of the Interior

The lecture will be delivered in person and virtually on Nov. 8.

Nationally recognized scholars and leaders to share perspectives with campus community.

David Dove AB ’09, JD ’14 is the executive counsel for Gov. Brian Kemp and…

The new cohort includes representatives from nine schools and colleges.

If it happens under the Gold Dome, you’ll hear about it on PeachPod.

Those with added responsibilities develop higher rates of political activity.

She will begin a master’s degree in international policy at Stanford University.

Chan Creswell from Griffin to speak at Commencement ceremonies May 13-15.

The Creative Teaching Awards are presented annually on behalf of the Office of Instruction to…

Seventeen faculty were awarded Research Awards for 2021.

The rankings reflect the quality of UGA faculty and graduate programs.

For nearly 40 years, he made a major impact on teaching and service at UGA.

This semester, 13 faculty members in nine schools and colleges received funding through the program…

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers research, study and teaching opportunities.

A local microbrewery gives Athens much more than just a place to unwind.

Making sure local children embrace books during a pandemic can be a balancing act.

State vaccination mandates can reduce the spread of flu in vulnerable patients.

At UGA, she has lived on three continents and in five different cities.

Elizabeth Carter plans to leave her mark on the campus community.

SPIA’s Gene A. Brewer focuses on “the engine of government.”

They say the partnership can offset China and Russia’s growing global influence.

Meet the president of the Black Alumni Leadership Council.

Stavridis delivered a talk titled “Geopolitics and Leadership in the Time of Coronavirus.”