Policy Perspectives
Policy Perspectives is the annual alumni magazine from the McCourt School of Public Policy. It features original reporting on the cutting-edge work of the McCourt School’s faculty and research centers, and updates on our faculty, students and alumni.
Policy Perspectives is distributed free of charge to McCourt students, faculty, alumni and peer institutions, and is available for free online to friends of the McCourt School and Georgetown University.
From Inside the Magazine
“If we keep those things in the center of all we do, we can approach the future with the right amounts of courage, confidence and thoughtfulness.”
Dean Carole Gresenz
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Right Place, Right Time
Carole Roan Gresenz, the McCourt School’s new dean, talks about her earliest lessons, her career in research and the things that keep her grounded.
Read Judi Ketteler’s Cover StoryEnd of carousel collection.
The Heart of Hoya Politics
Celebrate the Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) at the McCourt School for a decade of shaping public service.
Read NowYouth Justice Reimagined
After 18 years, the McCourt School’s Center for Juvenile Reform has rebranded as the Center for Youth Justice, highlighting its transformative approach to serving young people and families.
Read how we are reimagining youth justiceStories from Policy Perspectives
Discovery & Impact, Policy Perspectives
Newmark Scholar Communicates Public Policy
Newmark Scholar Meghan Hall (MPP-EP’26) blends policy and public affairs, earning her degree at McCourt while continuing her work at the United Nations.
November 10, 2025
Discovery & Impact, Policy Perspectives
Doctor pushes to improve health outcomes beyond the exam room
Changemaker Nicholas Mensah (MIDP’26) seeks policy solutions to the problems that affect us individually and collectively.
November 3, 2025
Discovery & Impact, Policy Perspectives
The View from Inside the Capitol
As floor director for Democratic leadership in the House of Representatives, Nnemdilim Ubezonu (MPM’23) has a front-row seat to how policy is made.
October 20, 2025





