“A.I. destroying humanity is the worst possible way to kick off a conversation about the public policy of A.I. It completely diverts attention away from human agency." Milton Mueller tells the New York Times. bit.ly/4yGjIV7
On behalf of Georgia Tech’s Michael E. Tennenbaum Family Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership, we are pleased to invite you to two special programs commemorating Constitution Day.
Please register for these events here: bit.ly/46duMNB
Alumni Spotlight: James Dickey, Master of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management graduate, is helping shape the future of energy as a Renewables Project Manager at Georgia Power. bit.ly/4gKdL2h
IAC is proud to welcome a dynamic cohort of scholars and practitioners this Fall. Meet the newest IAC faculty members in the School of Public Policy! bit.ly/4yanoys
Who will shape the future of space—governments, corporations, AI, or someone we are not watching yet? Diana Alagirova and Karolina Zhukoff (Nunn School of International Affairs) join Override's host Jen Sidorova (Carter School of Public Policy). bit.ly/4wfPiru
Register for the Future of Transit Symposium on August 6 from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. for a discussion on the future of transit and mobility in our region.
In-person registration: bit.ly/4xjueRL
Virtual registration: bit.ly/4w4E0Ge
Kai Williamson, PP 06, MS PP 07, Founder and principal of Studio 7 Design Group, is among the Georgia Tech Alumni Association’s 2026 class of 40 Under 40. @gtalumni
Mary Shoemaker MacPherson, PP 14, Senior Manager, Policy and Programs of Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, is among the Georgia Tech Alumni Association’s 2026 class of 40 Under 40. @gtalumni
Public Policy student Ella Bohntinsky spent her summer exploring Spain through the LBAT program in Cádiz, Málaga and Barcelona. Ella immersed herself in the language and culture while gaining global perspectives that complement her studies.
This summer, Policy and Economics student Adelaida Jaramillo has been balancing research, professional growth, and exploring Atlanta as a Research Associate with the British Standards Institution. Adelaida analyzes supply chain threats across Asia.
Public Policy student Kaeli Lawrence is spending the summer participating in a Research Experience for Undergraduates at the University of Notre Dame. Her research explores housing instability and neighborhood change in South Bend, Indiana, from the early 2000s to the present.
Jeanne Yoon, Public Policy '28, is spending her summer as a Democracy Program Intern with The Carter Center's U.S. Elections team. In her role, she is supporting election-focused initiatives with a particular focus on the state of Michigan.
The Undergraduate Law Review at Georgia Tech has released Volume II, featuring two original articles that examine the intersection of law and technology. bit.ly/44FRSeM
Daniel Matisoff tells the Associated Press about the first U.S. factory to produce and assemble key solar panel components under the same roof. bit.ly/4exbwy2
In PUBP 4140, Stacey Doremus guides students in developing their leadership style through coaching, collaboration, and real-world problem solving. bit.ly/4oMCHK1