Alumni Spotlight: GSPM Celebrates Latin Heritage Month
At GSPM we celebrate our Hispanic and Latino alumni every day for the leadership, vision and dedication they bring to politics and our communities. This Latin Heritage Month, we’re proud to spotlight...
Thanking Angela McMillen Ayres for GSPM Leadership
GSPM extends our heartfelt thanks to Angela McMillen Ayres for her exceptional leadership and dedication during her time with the GSPM team.
Political Management Faculty Member Awarded Competitive Research Grant
Congratulations to Professor Matt Dallek for his Humanities Facilitating Fund award. He plans to use the funds to research his new book on political violence.
Graduate School of Political Management Welcomes Visiting Scholar Dr. Renata Duda
GSPM welcomes Dr. Renata Duda as a visiting scholar. Areas of expertise: Comparative politics, U.S. political institutions & European governance systems.
Communications pros share insights for managing change and messaging
CPS and the Washington Business Journal brought top public relations and communications executives together to discuss navigating uncertainty, the use of AI, and a forecast for the future.
Commencement 2025: Reliving the Moments
2025 Commencement season highlights include photos, a video replay of the livestreamed graduation ceremony, program download, speakers and awards.
In We Hold These "Truths", GSPM associate professor Casey Burgat leads a diverse team of experts from both sides of the aisle to expose the lies at the heart of our political dysfunction.
Students Gain Political Insights During Week in Washington
During the GSPM Washington Residency Program, students had the privilege of exploring the nation’s capital like insiders.
A Postcard from Berlin - Spring 2025 Global Perspectives Residency Program in Germany
This spring, a cohort of students from GSPM embarked on a transformative journey to Berlin as part of the Global Perspectives Residency program.
Celebrating Faculty Promotions: John Warren and Casey Burgat
Congratulating two exceptional members of our faculty, John Warren (Publishing) and Casey Burgat (Legislative Affairs), on their recent promotions.
