SESP MAGAZINE SPRING 2026

THE MAGAZINE OF LEARNING, LEADERSHIP, AND POLICY

The Anxious Generation Tries Logging Off

Some SESP students are quitting social media on their own terms—with mixed results.

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TGIF? Not So Fast

An organizational change expert rethinks the way we work

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Crossing the Divide

Why alumna Sara Shacter talks to the “other side”

A World of Research

Junior Juniper Shelley Wins Circumnavigators Grant

As Told To: Amy Rosenthal

A public health leader for three decades, Rosenthal (BS94) is undersecretary of health for Massachusetts Health and Human Services.

School News

SESP Turns 100, Wilensky wins Yidan and more

The Teaching Actually Does Matter

Changing how science is taught—and who belongs

Kris Yun: Training Students in Cybersecurity

A leadership model built to last

Message from the Dean

Human connections, not technical skills make SESP distinctive and prepare students for the future

In Brief

Professor Michelle Yin was elected to the National Academy of Social Insurance, the nation’s leading nonpartisan organization focused on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and disability policy.

Classnotes

Sloane Barry (BS22) appeared on Shark Tank to pitch Somnia+, a bed expander kit design.