Past Events
We welcome you to watch previous recorded lectures and events at our UCTV Public Policy channel.
Feb 11, 2026
Venezuela in Context: A Q&A on Policy and the US Military
In partnership with GSPP’s own Professor Dorothy Kronick, this event aims to deepen understanding of current developments in Venezuela by examining the historical processes that have shaped its political institutions and the resulting policy implications moving forward.
Feb 10, 2026
Dr. Kevin Bustamante: The Myth of Nuclear Prestige
Dr. Kevin Bustamante will discuss his research on the role of nuclear weapons as international status symbols.
Feb 10, 2026
"Who's Flying This Thing?" Thoughts on U.S. Military Action in Venezuela, the “Donroe” Doctrine, and U.S. Relations With Latin America
Feb 4, 2026
2026 Bay Area Networking Reception
The Goldman School's Bay Area Networking Reception is an opportunity for alumni and prospective employers in the region to connect with current Goldman School graduate students. Registration will open in mid-December 2026.
Jan 28, 2026
Dr. Adam Mount: Conventional Deterrence of Nuclear Weapons Use
Dr. Adam Mount will discuss his International Security article "Conventional Deterrence of Nuclear Use." The article surveys recent technological developments, shifts in deterrence policy, and the results of twenty "tabletop interviews" with former senior U.S. officials who might plausibly have been consulted on a decision about how to deter a North Korean nuclear attack.
Jan 26, 2026
MPA Application Q&A
Jan 21, 2026
Revolution & Revenge from the 1950s to Now: A Conversation with Paul Starr
Join acclaimed Princeton sociologist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Paul Starr for a discussion on his new book, American Contradiction.
Jan 15, 2026
Master of Public Affairs (MPA) Information Session
Dec 10, 2025
Fireside Chat with Secretary Wade Crowfoot & Kate Gordon in Sacramento
Dec 3, 2025
MPA Admissions Forum - a weekly open discussion Zoom room
An open, "walk-in" Zoom room for prospective MPA applicants. This is a first come, first served public forum to interact with MPA staff on issues including the application and program curriculum.