Alumnus Seth Kroop (M.P.A. '12) discusses how the Presidential Management Fellowship program led to his career at the CDC.

Ramu Kaladi (B.S., Public Policy '08) discusses his role as a Public Health Policy Analyst in the Division of Global Health Protection at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

For the final installment of our anniversary series we have convened a panel of faculty to discuss the current initiatives of the school and offer thoughts on its future.

A panel of our school's past and present faculty joins Dean Sally Wallace to discuss the first 25 years of the Andrew Young School and what's ahead in the next 25.

Roy Bahl, Paul Rosser & Ambassador Andrew Young speak with Dean Sally Wallace about the founding of the school in celebration of its 25th anniversary.

The Allens, AYS Dean’s Council members and longtime supporters of both AYS and Georgia State University, speak about their personal philanthropic vision and mission, how AYS students impress and inspire them, and the various ways they've supported students through the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, WomenLead and their RISE Scholarship for first-generation college students.

Tim Sass, of the Metro-Atlanta Policy Lab for Education, shares how the pandemic has impacted students’ achievement growth in public schools across the Atlanta region.

This episode is an excerpt from our new Policy Talks YouTube series. On Policy Talks, Assistant Professor of Public Management & Policy Garima Sharma speaks to public policy leaders from Metro-Atlanta about some of the biggest issues in the field today. She also asks questions submitted by students in her Policy Issues courses. In this episode, Garima Sharma speaks to Veronica Berry, Founder & CEO of TruDiary, and Sagdrina Jalal, Senior Director of Community Innovation at the Center for Civic Innovation, about how to reach the most vulnerable in order to provide food and maternity care in underserved areas. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to follow the full Policy Talks Series.

Dr. K. Jurée Capers speaks about how teachers and policy makers can address the inequities created by school segregation.

AYS alumna and first-generation college graduate Ana Maria Villegas (B.S., '20) discusses how the Andrew Young School exposed her to her love of economics.