Pesner's paper recognized in JSPG Policy Position Paper Competition
Engineering and Public Policy Ph.D. student Jeremy Pesner has been recognized for his paper, “Ensuring Social Impact at Every Stage of Technology Research & Development.” He received third place in The Journal of Science Policy & Governance - JSPG Policy Position Paper Competition. His work is part of a special issue focused on shaping the future of science policy.
"It is long past time to fully attune our science enterprises to [the issues like environmental quality, social justice, economic disparities and infrastructure decay]” says Pesner.
For his efforts, Pesner will receive a cash prize, have his paper published in The Journal of Science Policy & Governance, and receive support from the journal, The Kavli Foundation, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science to advocate for his proposed policies in front of relevant bodies.
To read Pesner's winning paper, go here.
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Science Policy Workshop on Equitable S&T by ECRs (OSTP ideation challenge)
November 12, 2021; 10-11am EST // Register for the event
This workshop will feature winning authors from the published Journal of Science Policy & Governance (JSPG) Special Issue on Shaping the Future of Science Policy in partnership with AAAS and sponsored by the Kavli Foundation.
Panelists:
- Andrew Crain, Director of Experiential Professional Development, UGA Graduate School (1st place) publication
- Lindsay DeMarchi, Graduate Student, Northwestern University (2nd place) publication
- Jeremy Pesner, Doctoral Student, Carnegie Mellon University (3rd place) publication