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To the PA Times: Letter to the Editor

To the PA Times: Letter to the Editor

This is a call for all of us in public administration to continue to help promote professionalism and to insert leadership where it can do the most good—publicly, openly and…

The Dangers of Misrepresenting Data

The Dangers of Misrepresenting Data

As public administrators, it truly is a responsibility to not only provide accurate information but also to ensure no bias is attached, especially politically.…

In Search of the CDC

In Search of the CDC

The CDC is the nation’s public health agency. In fact, it is the world’s public health agency. Countries in every corner of the globe call upon CDC scientists to help…

A Trifecta of Inequity in the United States Boils to the Surface: What are We Doing Wrong?

A Trifecta of Inequity in the United States Boils to the Surface: What are We Doing Wrong?

No one could have imagined the triple threat of economic, social and health inequity to surface from underlying systematic racism within the past three months in the United States, but…

Dismantling or Rebuilding Public Administration: We Must Now Decide the Future

Dismantling or Rebuilding Public Administration: We Must Now Decide the Future

Will public administration mobilize and rebuild?…

Can the States Declare Financial Bankruptcy?

Can the States Declare Financial Bankruptcy?

This is a time for the federal government, the states and the private sector to work collegially during this pandemic, and not at cross-purposes. …

The Constitution, COVID-19 and Citizenship

The Constitution, COVID-19 and Citizenship

In our own country, we should be mindful that the Constitution not only guarantees certain human rights, but also charges the government with the responsibility of protecting its citizens. Finding…

The Power of Voice

The Power of Voice

Now is the time to speak up for what is right, and to pursue the truth. As public administrators, the messages we share publicly should be well researched, communicated clearly…

The Importance of Mentorship and Implications for Underrepresented Groups in Times of Crisis

The Importance of Mentorship and Implications for Underrepresented Groups in Times of Crisis

If done with careful consideration, mentors can positively impact the development of assigned or requested mentees of all faculty through the COVID-19 pandemic. Mentorship can lead to significant social exchange…

More Than Ever Before, Financial Capability is a Core Skill for Public Sector Managers

More Than Ever Before, Financial Capability is a Core Skill for Public Sector Managers

Public sector finance legislation typically requires project, policy and program managers to ensure their decisions demonstrate the proper use of public resources. …