AYS alum Evan Malbrough (B.S., '20) discusses his work with the Georgia Youth Poll Worker Project and the importance of branching out during school.

Three researchers from the Georgia Health Policy Center discuss the increased adoption of telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A conversation with retired judge and criminal justice instructor Andrew A. Mickle about his career and an endowed scholarship.

Caroline Gao (B.S., '18) discusses how the Panthers in the District program motivated her to move to Washington D.C. and pursue a career in international relations.

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Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Ashley Watts and Jessica Chait (M.P.P., '15) explains the founding of the AYS Alumni Council.

Jan Niijman discusses his new book, The Life of North American Suburbs, and how utopian imaginations of suburban living have shaped American cities.

Michael Polacek (M.P.A., 2018) discusses his path to the Andrew Young School as a first-generation American and how his diverse life experiences have informed his career of public service.

Kristy Seelman, associate professor of Social Work, explains her research on the experiences of members of the LGBTQIA community with health services.

David Maimon, director of the Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group, discusses his unique approach to Cybersecurity and his team's recent research into the sale of illegal commodities on the dark web.

Rebecca Serna (M.S., '07) and Allison Powell (M.I.S., '19) discuss their involvement with the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition since their time at the Andrew Young School.