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“Harris stood out as a place where I could take the data I was familiar with and put it in a more meaningful format.”

Corrigan sees many applications of a public policy degree to the emergency management field, especially the intersection of natural disasters and climate change.

“Harris is a place for people looking for answers to the questions they are most passionate about and are ready to explore and engage with opportunities to get closer to those answers."

“Having a foundation in quantitative methodologies can really make a difference in one’s ability to contribute to an organization. We live in a world that is more and more data-driven, so these skills are becoming incredibly important.”

“Community is still a source of strength in what I do. I hope to position myself in an organization that gives people opportunities like I had growing up with sports and other free community programs.”

“I’m eager to continue applying the training in data analysis and programming, econometrics, and mixed-methods research I received at Harris.”

“The IPAL Capstone Project supplemented me with the skills I needed the most.”

“Harris is a place where I can explore all of my interests simultaneously, and that is not something you find in a lot of public policy programs.”

As part of her doctorate in public health, Juárez Armenta is currently researching the health effects of gendered violence on Mexican women.

“I’m grateful that Harris helped me find—and pivot to—an impact investing career path. Without Harris, I wouldn’t even know about ESG.”

“I was able to construct a master’s degree that put me at the forefront of the newest national security developments.”

Gabr says learning in a joint program combining computer science and public policy helped him view programming and technology through a different lens.