05.09.2017
CITS researchers were in Naivasha, Kenya co-hosting a proliferation awareness seminar (May 8 – 11) in cooperation with the government of Kenya. The event, sponsored by the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security Program (EXBS), was a three-day workshop that brought together officials throughout the government of Kenya to discuss nonproliferation best practices and the development of a strategic trade control system. The program was capped off with an experts’ seminar on the fourth day.
Mar 2025
by Caroline Paczkowski At the University of Georgia, a new wave of teaching is redefining the classroom experience. Professors are setting aside traditional lectures to embrace active learning, an approach
Jul 2025
In a new article published in The Journal of Politics, Jessica A. Schoenherr, assistant professor of political science, and her co-authors explore how the race and gender of individuals who
Jul 2025
Congratulations to Olivia Sternagle for being selected as July MPA Student of the Month! Olivia Sternagle is a Master of Public Administration student in her final year. She graduated summa
Jun 2025
University of Georgia graduate Sean Manning (AB ’25) has been awarded the prestigious Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship for fall 2025. Since 1987, the Scoville Fellowship has supported emerging professionals
