MPA Nonprofit Alumni Panel
Nonprofit Alumni Panel Friday, February 25, 12-1pm Join us for this virtual information session featuring several MPA alumni and Dr. Nesbit, all of whom bring great, diverse experience about nonprofit work
Free
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MPA Information Webinar
ZoomPrepare for the next step in your career. Earn your Master of Public Administration at UGA. Attend our MPA webinar and/or Visitation Day to learn more about our MPA program.
FreeSpring 2022 Innovations in International Affairs Speaker Series: Dr. Erica Chenoweth
ZoomThe Spring 2022 Innovations in International Affairs Speaker Series presents Dr. Erica Chenoweth from Harvard University who will discuss protests and terrorism. Erica Chenoweth is the Frank Stanton Professor
SPRING 2022 INNOVATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS SPEAKER SERIES: Dr. Jaskiran Dhillon
ZoomThe Spring 2022 Innovations in International Affairs Speaker Series presents Dr. Jaskiran Dhillon from The New School who will discuss political movements. Dr. Jaskiran Dhillon is an Associate Professor of
Spring 2022 Innovations in International Affairs Speaker Series: Dr. Gary Goertz
ZoomThe Spring 2022 Innovations in International Affairs Speaker Series presents Dr. Gary Goertz from the University of Notre Dame who will discuss peace and rivalry. Gary Goertz is a
MPA Visitation Day
Baldwin Hall, Punaro Room 355 S. Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesCome and hear how the School of Public and International Affairs at UGA will prepare you for a career in the government and nonprofit sectors! Visitation day is an opportunity
FreeCITS Global Decisions Lecture Series: Rachel Myrick on “Polarization and American Foreign Policy”
ZoomThe CITS Global Decisions Lecture Series presents Duke University professor Rachel Myrick. She will discuss "Polarization and American Foreign Policy." Rachel Myrick is an assistant professor in the Department of
Perspectives on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: A Virtual Panel Discussion
Join SPIA experts as they discuss the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the implications it has on issues of human rights, international relations, and security. Featuring K. Chad Clay
