About the chapter
Georgia SSN is comprised of members from different universities across the state. Georgia SSNers contribute meaningful policy research on a variety of topics, from women in legislatures to energy policy to international relations. This chapter was founded in early 2013.
Leaders
Members
- Civic Engagement
- Democracy & Governance
- Foreign Policy & Security
Georgia State University
- Democracy & Governance
- Civic Engagement
- Economy
- Health Care
- Public Health
Augusta University
- Democracy & Governance
- Religion & Values
- Civic Engagement
Emory University
- Economy
- Environment & Energy
Georgia State University
National Bureau of Economic Research
- Race & Ethnicity
- Public Health
- Health Care
Cardiovascular Research Institute
- Public Health
- Law & Courts
- Gender & Sexuality
- Reproductive Health
Georgia State Univerity
- Civic Engagement
- Foreign Policy & Security
- Democracy & Governance
Georgia State University
- Criminal Justice
- Race & Ethnicity
- Religion & Values
- Democracy & Governance
Emory University
- Reproductive Health
- Children & Families
- Gender & Sexuality
- Health Care
Emory University
- Economy
- Public Health
Georgia Institute of Technology and Georgia State University
- Criminal Justice
- Children & Families
- Civic Engagement
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Latest Contributions
Latest In The News
T. Jameson Brewer's research on Donald Trump’s efforts to push “patriotic education” and a “pro-American curriculum.” discussed by "Trump’s Patriotic Education Ignores Hard Truths of U.S. History," AJC, October 12, 2020.
"An Autoimmune-Like Antibody Response Is Linked With Severe COVID-19 ," Matthew Woodruff, The Conversation, October 8, 2020.
Mary-Kate Lizotte quoted on for many women, the fallout from the pandemic could underscore their support for a strong government safety net and draw them toward Biden by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux and Meredith Conroy, "Women Won the Right to Vote 100 Years Ago. They Didn't Start Voting Differently From Men Until 1980" FiveThirtyEight, August 19, 2020.
Camara Phyllis Jones's research on , "Why Racism, Not Race, Is a Risk Factor for Dying of COVID-19," Scientific American, June 12, 2020.
on Two Viruses: Dr. Sanjay Gupta's Coronavirus podcast for June 5, CNN, Camara Phyllis Jones, June 5, 2020.
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