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Apr 2025
Professor advances the future of security research, leadership at UGA
Justin Conrad’s path into international security was shaped by a deep curiosity of world affairs and a commitment to understanding conflict. “I’ve always been fascinated by how the world works —
Apr 2025
SPIA Maintains Top-Ten Ranking for Over Two Decades
The University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) has once again earned recognition among the nation’s best, tying for seventh in the 2025 U.S. News & World
Apr 2025
SPIA and Franklin College Launch Joint Applied History Certificate to Train Future Policymakers
The University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) and the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences are excited to announce the launch of a new joint Applied
Apr 2025
April 2025 MPA Student of the Month: Margaret Hart
Congratulations to Margaret Hart for being selected as April MPA Student of the Month! Margaret Hart is a Master of Public Administration student in her final year of the program.
Mar 2025
Predicting the Future
From Prediction to Perspective: Building Better Thinkers Through Forecasting How do you teach political science, statistics, psychology, and humility—all in one semester? For Dr. Joe Ornstein, the answer is simple:
Mar 2025
SPIA at ASPA 2025
Faculty and students from the School of Public and International Affairs will present their research at the 2025 Annual Conference of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), one of
Mar 2025
Introducing SPIA’s New Political Analytics Track
The School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) at the University of Georgia is excited to announce the launch of the new Political Analytics track within the Master of Arts
Mar 2025
Preparing Public Servants
The University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs has been a top dog for more than 20 years.
Mar 2025
Compulsory Voting and Gender: New Research Reveals Unexpected Impact on Men’s Electoral Turnout
Study by Dr. Shane Singh Explores How Compulsory Voting Laws Affect Men and Women Differently ATHENS, Ga. – New research from Dr. Shane Singh, Joshua W. Jones Professor of Public
Mar 2025
Innovative Classrooms, Lasting Impact: Active Learning at UGA’s School of Public and International Affairs
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
