In collaboration with UC San Diego Alumni and Graduate Division, and in celebration of the School of Global Policy and Strategy’s (GPS’s) 30th Anniversary, we have launched a monthly webinar series titled “Designing Policy for a Global Impact.” The series will explore the research findings of GPS faculty, alumni and students as they strive to create informed policy choices across the globe. Each webinar will take a closer look at a topic currently under discussion in the public domain. The webinar format allows us to reach across the continents and engage an audience far beyond the shores of San Diego – perfect for alumni interested in staying up to date on the latest research coming out of GPS. Join us for the next webinar on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 4 p.m. (PDT). Taken from the research theme of International Development, experts will discuss key policy issues around using data for social impact particularly in developing countries.

• Craig McIntosh, GPS Professor (moderator)
• Teevrat Garg, GPS Professor of Practice
• Bryn Sakagawa ‘98, GPS alumna and director of the Office of Health, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Philippines
• Eddy Chebelyon ‘18, GPS alumnus and research associate, UC San Diego Rady School of Management