The coolest part of my work as a circular economy specialist is getting to learn about all of the innovations in the waste and recycling industry. Like, who knew you could use hair trimmings from salons on farms to keep pests away from crops?
Location: D.M. Smith Lounge
The Public Policy Graduate Student Association is hosting its first social of the year on Wednesday the 21st in the D.M. Smith basement lounge. Stop by between 5-6pm to grab some ice cream! Non dairy options will be available.
Location: Price Gilbert Library, 1280 SEN- Theater
The School of Public Policy welcomes Mr. Donald Sampler and Ms. Barbara Smith as speakers for our SPP Seminar Series for a talk titled, "U.S. Politics, Global Development, and Security in 2023 – Policy Perspectives of Two Experts.”
Contact:
Meenu Mukherji
mmukherji3@gatech.edu
Location: DM Smith Room 303 and virtually at https://bit.ly/3eL56jW
Ethics & Coffee with Jason Borenstein: Measuring Personal and Professional Responsibility Attitudes Among Georgia Tech's Undergraduates
Abstract:
Location: Microsoft Teams
This event is a part of a seminar series. This series aims to (1) inform the development of a climate solutions tracker for Drawdown Georgia and (2) assist Business Compact members in their climate action strategies.
We will discuss:
Location: D.M. Smith Lounge
Don’t forget to join SPP faculty students, and staff at 2:00pm in the DM Smith basement lounge for Tuesday Tea!
The program is occuring at Unicoi State Park and Lodge. It is an immersive orientation program for the incoming MSEEM students. There will be a guest speaker (Rochelle Routman), and other special guests including Jennifer Chirico.
Location: Price Gilbert Library 1280 SEN - Theater
The School of Public Policy with The Law, Science and Technology Program are honored to welcome Polly J. Price as a speaker for the upcoming Meg and Sam Flax Lecture Series on Public Policy for a talk titled “Governing Disease Amidst Plagues in the Nation.”
Location: D.M. Smith Building
Graduate program orientation on August 18 will take place in the DM Smith Building from 10am to 3pm. The orientation will consist of speakers, panels, and information pertaining to the Masters Program. Students will get the opportunity to meet with faculty, current SPP students and staff. This is a great chance to get engaged with the program and the university.
