School of Public and International Affairs Archives - Page 8 of 24

Ben Shitrit publishes new book

Research could have an impact on foreign policy decisions.

This UGA student’s commitment to public service is being felt around the world.

The pandemic has required adjustments, but the research continues.

Research shows liberal and conservative women have different views of sexism.

The Constitution Day lecture is sponsored by the American Founding Group and the School of…

Judge Horace J. Johnson Jr. was a trailblazer for the Black community in Georgia.

Amanda Murdie focuses on nongovernmental organizations and human security.

UGA’s Washington Semester Program provides lifelong memories.

They feature renowned scholars and leaders in wide variety of fields.

The project will bring together the expertise of School of Law Brumby Distinguished Professor in…

J. Edward Kellough, professor and Ph.D. program director in the School of Public and International…

UGA faculty adjust to teaching remotely during a pandemic.

Go to the Olympics with this SPIA alumna.

Name: Audrey Haynes Position: Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor; associate professor of political science; director,…

Spring semester grade point averages on par with previous year, summer enrollment up.

Along with introducing hundreds of new students to campus, Sarah Lasseigne has studied in Russia…

Five faculty members were named Josiah Meigs Distinguished Professors for 2020. The professorship is the…

The professorship is the university’s highest recognition for excellence in instruction.

Terry College moves up four spots, several programs ranked in top 10.