The Pitt Policy Journal (PPJ) offers you the opportunity to publish original and exemplary work and share recommended policy approaches with a broad audience. The goal of our student-led journal is to give public and international affairs students a platform to conduct and present research that focuses on a diverse set of topics, with the intent to challenge existing policies by publishing the creative and innovative work of our graduate students.
Published authors have used their work to gain internships and positions in federal and local government, think tanks, nonprofits, NGOs, and the private sector. Due to the journal’s growing reputation and exposure, the most recent publication had an 11 percent increase in paper submissions and our editor applications nearly doubled.
The journal is distributed free of charge, in print and online.
Call for Submissions
The call for papers begins in November, with the final deadline for paper submissions in December. An official date will be announced closer to the deadline. You may email your submissions.
Editorial Board, 2023-24
EDITORS IN CHIEF
- Kathleen Brett, MPIA 2024
- Catie Creiman, MPA 2024
EDITORS
- Namrata Asok, MPIA 2024
- Payton Brooks, MPA 2024
- Isabel C. Brum Cancio, MID 2025
- Myles Cramer, PMA 2024
- John Danvers, MPIA/MSIS 2026
- Urshita Dass, MPIA 2024
- Stephanie Edwards, MPA 2024
- Jubaida Auhana Faruque, MPIA 2025
- Janae O'Connell, MPIA 2025
- Sara Roach, MID 2024
- Grant Van Robays, MPIA 2024
- Dan Rudy, MPA 2024
- Rylan Seifert, MPA 2024
- Luke Sveda, MID 2024
- Marco Wertheimer, MPIA 2025