Stefanie A. Lindquist, an associate dean at the University of Texas at Austin and a scholar who works at the interface of law and politics, has … Read more →
SPIA's 2012 Presidential Election Panel, (L-R) Jamal Simmons, Mary Kate Cary, Ralph Reed, Richard Belcher, and Cynthia Tucker.
Candler Hall
Student interns in UGA's Washington Semester Program get a firsthand look at life in Washington D.C.
The Carter Presidency - Lessons for the 21st Century
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Join the School of Public and International Affairs in congratulating Dr. Loch Johnson, who was selected by the Intelligence Studies Section of the International Studies Association … Read more →
March 22-24. “The American Constitution: 225th Anniversary of the Ratification.” Sponsored by Dr. Keith Dougherty of SPIA’s Department of Political Science, Dr. Peter Hoffer (History), and Dr. Keith Poole (Political Science), this conference brings together scholars … Read more →
The School of Public and International Affairs has recently created an alumni page on Facebook under the group name UGA SPIA Alumni. We hope you will join the group! You will find it to be a great place to network with fellow alumni and former professors, as well as stay connected to the School of Public and International Affairs.
The Citizen is a magazine published in the spring and fall semesters by the School of Public and International Affairs and mailed to alumni, faculty, staff, students, peer institutions and other friends and members of the SPIA community. … View all issues →
- How the U.S. Supreme Court Wants Us All to Pay for our Broccoli
- Think It's Tough Now...Wait Until You Have to Vote
- The Futre of the Court
- Picture of a Polarized Congress
- Faculty Profile: Jamie Carson
- Johnson Named Inaugural Recipient of SEC Professor of the Year Award
I want to extend again my sincere gratitude to the SPIA Study Abroad Scholarship fund and every donor who makes it possible for students like me to study abroad.—Isaiah Broomfield, IA ‘13 (GLOBIS Asia Program Summer … Giving changes our students lives. Would you like to learn how you can help? →
Gifts of all sizes to the School of Public and International Affairs general fund are combined to support numerous important causes. The majority of expenditures from this fund are for student activities such as our SPIA … Read more →