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“Portrayals of the past are all biased and subjective, so it all depends on who writes it. Political communication is one way of shaping history, which subsequently shapes our present politics.”

Chang hopes his Master of Science in Computational Analysis and Public Policy degree will help him connect policymakers with community members to address issues affecting Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.

"I want to be a part of a network of individuals solving social issues across different policy areas."

“I believe that the core skills of data analysis that I learn at Harris will enable me to realize more possibilities in the field of public affairs.”

“I definitely want to invest in a community to improve the lives of its citizens. I want to be a force for good.”

Yi Ding enrolled in the MACRM program because he wants to learn how to predict the outcome of political campaigns more accurately.

“I want to focus on advocating for institutional change, ensuring that the government functions better for those often marginalized—anyone who’s a minority, who’s indigenous, who’s queer, who’s underrepresented.”

“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.”