How Much do Teachers Struggle with Stress and Burnout?
As the pandemic continues, teachers face unprecedented work-related stress. Rockefeller Assistant Professor Stephen Holt
and American University's Seth Gershenson explain how to support educators and their mental health.
Building Cybersecurity Preparedness in Local Governments
With the goal of providing an understanding of cybersecurity threats, the New York State Association of Counties, the NYS Conference of Mayors, and the Association of Towns of New York State have partnered with the University at Albany’s Center for Technology in Government to publish a “Cybersecurity Primer for Local Government Leaders.”
Deb Privott to be Rewarded for Her Long Testimony of Service to Community
The Assistant Dean for Public Engagement will be honored by Girls Inc. with its 2022 Fuel Her Fire Lifetime of Inspiration Award on Tuesday, March 8, at The Edison Downtown in Schenectady.
Remembering Robert “Bob” McEvoy
Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy is sad to announce that longtime public service professor Robert “Bob” McEvoy passed away on Monday, January 31st at the age of 85. Professor McEvoy instructed, advised, and helped place Rockefeller College students in local government career positions for nearly 40 years.
The Case for Data-Driven Decision Making in Government
A new research paper by the Center for Technology in Government at the University at Albany (CTG UAlbany) takes a closer look at how Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) and Evidence-Based Policy Making (EBPM) can be used as a tool to improve government.
“Rock Your Mask” Campaign
Welcome back, faculty, staff, and students! We’re glad to see everyone back on campus for the spring semester. In an effort to continue to keep our community safe and healthy, Rockefeller College is kicking off a “Rock Your Mask” campaign. See how you can participate.
Faculty Experts: Rising Tensions over Ukraine
As the potential for another military conflict rises in Ukraine, the University at Albany has faculty experts that are available to discuss the history, buildup and implications for Russia’s actions.
CTG UAlbany Launches Toolbox to Support Libraries in Developing Smart Cities
A research team by CTG UAlbany has examined how public libraries have the potential to contribute to smart cities and communities by developing smart citizens, enabling citizen participation and providing an innovation environment. The result is the launch of CTG UAlbany’s Public Libraries in Smart Cities and Communities Toolbox.