News Archive
You're Invited to TSPPPA's Annual Holiday Party
Please join the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration for our annual Holiday Party on Friday, December 10, 4:00-5:30 pm at 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, 10th
Spring 2022 Field of Study Course Offerings
PAD 6048.10 – Financing State and Local Government
Apply to be a TSPPPA Research Assistant for Spring 2022
As a Graduate Research Assistant, you will work up to 10 to 15 hours per week with Trachtenberg School faculty and staff.
Submit an Article and Get Published in Policy Perspectives!
Coast Guard Alumni Serve Ships and Shores
As Coast Guard officers, TSPPPA alumni like Captain Zeita Merchant, MPA ’10, are trailblazers, lifesavers and among the nation’s leading military minds.
PEER Partnership Expands Education Equity
Study: School Shootings Shatter Communities
TSPPPA Professor Lang (Kate) Yang uncovered the hidden toll of decades of school shootings as higher-income families move away from communities struggling with stigma.
Remembering Jerry Ellig (1962 – 2021)
Dr. Jerry Ellig, research professor at the Trachtenberg School’s Regulatory Studies Center, passed away suddenly on Wednesday of last week.
MAPOR Student Fellowship Program
Regulatory Studies OIRA Fellowship
International Simulation Competition
The Hatfield Graduate Journal of Public Affairs
2021 C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowship Program
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy invites applications for the C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowship Program, which is designed to support doctoral students who are writing dissertation
Threading the Needle on Climate Policy: Protecting Workers, Communities, and the Environment
President-Elect Biden, as well as advocates for strong climate policy, will have to pull off a delicate political balancing act in the next couple years.
DC Government and COVID-19: A Two-Part Discussion on DC's Pandemic Response
Join GW’s student chapter of ICMA and the Trachtenberg Student Organization for an exciting two-part panel discussion on the DC government’s response to COVID-19! We will sit down
