January 2024

Tony Harding of the School of Public Policy says solar geoengineering — the science of reflecting sunlight back into the space to help cool the planet — is increasingly a part of the climate change conversation. Learn more about his work.

“It’s a great privilege to serve the APPAM community and perform the strategic work to advance its mission,” Bullinger said. “I am delighted to elevate my service to my ‘home’ organization, one that I care about so deeply.” 

The team, housed in the School of Public Policy's Law, Science, and Technology program, swept Duke, Alabama, and USC on the way to a 7-1 record at the annual Ramblin' Wreck Invitational. Congratulations!

School of Public Policy alumnus and lecturer Andy McNeil, PubPol 2001, has been named interim co-director of the Law, Science, and Technology program. McNeil’s responsibilities will include pre-law advising and coordinating student-centered events. He also will serve as the primary instructor for the Pre-Law Seminar class (PUBP3610).

Learn how Doshi, head of the Stokes Library at Princeton University, uses his School of Public Policy education and what he has to say about the need to focus in today's information-saturated world.

School of Public Policy undergraduate Adiba Syed, pictured above right with fellow SPP undergraduate Derin Aladesanmi, says her education has already helped her in her work as an intern with the Carter Center's International Public Health Team in Atlanta. "GT’s Public Policy School has provided me with the tools essential for grasping how people, technology, & policy converge seamlessly."

"A Generative AI Approach to Pricing Mechanisms and Consumer Behavior in the Electric Vehicle Charging Market," an article by Omar Isaac Asensio, was published in the Proceedings of the AAAI 2023 Fall Symposium Series.

"A Transversal Reconceptualization of Entrepreneurship Education: Applying Insights From the Lean Social Launch Framework to the Entrepreneurial University," a journal article by Christopher S. Hayter, was published in Small Business Economics.

"Enhancing SME Innovation Across European Regions: Success Factors in EU-Funded Open Innovation Networks," a journal article by Philip Shapira, was published in Technological Forecasting and Social Change. 

Masters of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management Info Session

Virtual
Feb. 7, 1 — 2 p.m.

Welcome Back Brunch Social

Rich Computer Center Student Lounge (Room 140)
Jan. 23, 11 a.m. — Noon

Friday Food Frenzy

Rich Computer Center Second Floor Lobby
Feb. 9 and Feb. 23, Noon — 1 p.m.

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