Ideas Bulletin

Generating new ideas and sharing them beyond our university lie at the heart of the work we do in our Leadership Programs. As we educate the next generation of Georgia’s leaders, we’re proud to bring together scholars and students—as well as business leaders, non-profit executives, journalists, and public officials—for civil discourse and to further our understanding of leadership for the public good.

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