2025 Ramsey Lecture “The Long Haul: How Long Covid Survivors Are Revolutionizing Health Care” presented by Ryan Prior To the world's public health authorities, Covid-19 would be either a deadly
PADP students, faculty, and staff: Join us November 18th at 2:30 pm in the Punaro Room (480) for our International Week Networking Coffee Hour! Stay for the entire hour or
Get an inside look into UGA’s Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree as you learn about our internationally renowned graduate program and hear from faculty, students, & alumni. Monday, November
Get an inside look into UGA’s Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree as you learn about our internationally renowned graduate program and hear from faculty, students, & alumni. Monday, December
Get an inside look into UGA’s Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree as you learn about our internationally renowned graduate program and hear from faculty, students, & alumni. Friday, January
The SPIA Undergraduate Research Colloquium will be held on Friday, April 24, 2026. This event brings together faculty and students from across SPIA to celebrate the accomplishments of our students
Due to an unexpected adjustment to the UGA academic calendar, the SPIA 25th Anniversary Celebration—originally planned for March 13, 2026—has been rescheduled to Saturday, April 25, 2026, to avoid coinciding
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
Oct 2025
Olivia Humble graduated from the University of Georgia with degrees in Psychology (Neuroscience Emphasis) and Sociology, along with minors in Criminal Justice, Political Science, and Gerontology. Through the Double Dawgs
Sep 2025
This week, faculty and students from the University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) are making a powerful impact at the 2025 American Political Science Association (APSA)
Sep 2025
by Caroline Paczkowski What if the data we use to understand Congress— you know, those neat, numbered roll call votes shown on the screen on C-SPAN—were telling us more about
