Location: D.M. Smith Room 303
Join us for a workshop on original policy research (WOPR) featuring School of Public Policy Professor Scott Ganz, whose talk will be titled: "Goldilocks vs. Robin Hood: Using shape-constrained regression to evaluate u-shaped (or inverse u-shaped) theories in data."
Join the School of Public Policy, the School of Economics, and the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs for the second installment in the Ivan Allen College Lightning Talks series. Each event features Ph.D. students and faculty from around the College presenting their research in rapid-fire style, one after the next with only a few minutes per presentation. The first event will focus on health research.
Presentations will run from 1:00 pm-2:00 pm., with refreshments to follow.
Location: D.M. Smith Lounge
Join the Public Policy Graduate Student Association in celebrating Diwali! Stop by at your convenience to eat food, socialize, and celebrate with SPP Graduate students and faculty.
Location: https://gatech.zoom.us/j/96143318392
Annum architects will present updates with tentative plans and concepts for the building renovation, with time for questions and comments from the SPP community. All School of Public Policy faculty, staff, and students are welcome to join!
Location: D.M. Smith Lounge
Join PPGSA for trivia, prizes and free pizza on October 13th at 6:15! Prizes include SPP merchandise such as a shirt, mug, pin, and more!
Location: https://bit.ly/BuildingsGA
Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy is organizing a series of seminars (1) to inform the development of a climate solutions tracker for Drawdown Georgia and (2) to assist Business Compact members in their climate action strategies.
We will discuss:
Innovative ways to track solution adoption
People and places in Georgia that are demonstrating progress
Critical infrastructure and enabling policies
Location: https://bit.ly/CircularEconGA
Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy is organizing a series of seminars (1) to inform the development of a climate solutions tracker for Drawdown Georgia and (2) to assist Business Compact members in their climate action strategies.
We will discuss:
Innovative ways to track solution adoption
People and places in Georgia that are demonstrating progress
Critical infrastructure and enabling policies
Location: https://bit.ly/SolarGA
Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy is organizing a series of seminars (1) to inform the development of a climate solutions tracker for Drawdown Georgia and (2) to assist Business Compact members in their climate action strategies.
We will discuss:
Innovative ways to track solution adoption
People and places in Georgia that are demonstrating progress
Critical infrastructure and enabling policies
