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“I use the statistical analysis skills I gained at Harris nearly every day."

“I’m looking forward to those moments where these really complicated things snap into focus and I’ll be able to read these papers on a high level and feel like I’ve opened a window to new knowledge.”

Studying the intersection of policy and business is allowing Hanley, who hopes to enter public service, to understand how markets and policy issues intertwine.

“I want to do something where I can bring evidence-driven decision making to security or international development organizations because there is a big need for it.”

“The technical training MSCAPP provided has prepared me to tackle complicated, real-world international development problems through evidence-based policy.”

“Sometimes it’s harder to influence policy from within an organization: through consulting, I feel I can have the most meaningful influence.”

The MAIDP will help shape Lee’s assessment of difficult policy decisions related to national security and humanitarian assistance.

“My two years at Harris helped me explore and figure out what career paths were available to me.”

“I chose to study public policy to see how policy works in action, and Harris was my top choice. I did not have a quantitative background, and I wanted to gain those skills.”

As a Pearson Fellow, Anderson will be learning how to use data-driven strategies to predict when discord might intensify—and to create interventions to prevent conflicts from escalating into bloodshed.

“Overcoming that initial fear taught me to not be afraid to be in another country—to not be afraid of anything, really.”

Angela The wants to work with governments at the local level to develop thoughtful and creative solutions to improve digital accessibility to public benefits and services.