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The American Society for Public Administration is the largest and most prominent professional association for public administration. It is dedicated to advancing the art, science, teaching and practice of public and non-profit administration.
The American Society for Public Administration is the largest and most prominent professional association for public administration. It is dedicated to advancing the art, science, teaching and practice of public and non-profit administration.
Look for Opportunities to Collaborate Across Sectors
Collaborative approaches are increasingly en vogue among government, business and nonprofit sectors alike. However, navigating these partnerships can be considerably difficult. There is a growing industry of training and advisory…
What Makes the Home Rule Cities Group Effective
In last quarter’s column, I discussed the formation and organization of the Home Rule Cities over 20k group, an informal quarterly meeting of mayors from the described cities. The group…
What My MPP Did for Me and Can Do for You
In today’s competitive workforce, having a master’s degree can give you the boost in your career. Many people see an advanced degree as a way to set them apart from…
Perspectives of a Student & Midcareer Professional
The unknown is expected when one transitions from one career to the next. But it is also a rewarding experience to take a chance and pursue what you want to…
Can We Do That? Capacity and Strategic Planning
Strategic planning is generally accepted as necessary for an organization to be successful. The goals set during this process may be appropriate given the external environment, the needs of the…
Professional Success Requires Self-Awareness and Focus
When we graduate with an MPA, MPP or a Ph.D., we often assume that the future is ours to enjoy - at least professionally. However, after more than 30 years…
How Public Policy Influences Climate Change
The United States has felt the impact of climate change. Six climate change-related events in the United States have accounted for about $14 billion in lost lives and health costs.…
When the Rainbow Is Not Enough
As an academic discipline that prepares the next generation of scholars and practitioners, public administration is fundamental to the pursuit of the American ideals of justice, fairness and democracy. New…
Gentrification Through the Lens of Different Publics
In many American cities, a socioeconomic movement to rebuild previously neglected communities is underway. However, if not properly managed, gentrification can severely compromise a city’s policy framework for equity. In…
Female Execs, UChicago Launch Program for Women in Public Leadership
As women seek unparalleled levels in the public sector, the University of Chicago is launching an executive program designed to educate and empower. The inaugural Women in Public Leadership (WIPL)…
A Law That Works or a Law That Hurts?
Can public policy prevent police misconduct; the likes of what we have witnessed in Ferguson, Missouri, Cleveland, Ohio or New York City? A group of New Jersey legislators believes…