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Teaching Public Administration Through Blending Learning: 15 Years Later
COVID-19 has accelerated the move toward online teaching where the old, "Sage-on-the-stage," and, "Death by Zoom webinar," doesn't work anymore. Think of how much better simulations can enhance online public…
Papers and Presidencies: Encouraging Adherence to the Presidential Records Act
Public access to presidential records is an important resource in attempts to hold former presidents to account for decisions made during their time in office and a vital tool for…
Redefining Law Enforcement
Local governments continue to face challenges in evaluating their police departments amid public outcry over reform.…
Lean Vaccination of Our Nation
The core tenet of Lean integrates efficiency with quality. The mission to vaccinate the majority of the American people requires that duality.…
Direct Democracy
The clamor for Direct Democracy has gone out across the country. But I must say, getting what you want is not always what you need. …
The American Middle Class; A Brief History
Revitalization of the middle class is the focus of this series of monthly articles. What exactly is the middle class and why is it so important that our political leadership,…
L is for Liberty
Government over-reach can be a glaring problem to unity and a well-functioning society. However, government administrations that are reasonable and responsible in their approach to monetary policy, taxing, spending and…
Abraham Lincoln and His Legacy to American Public Administration
This year marks the 212th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth. It is a fitting time not only to examine his career as the nation’s Chief Executive during the bloodiest war in…
Determined Democracy
We need to be better stewards of democracy by creating and enforcing policies that truly impact our communities in a creative and sustainable way.…
The Internet as Infrastructure
The barriers to accessing high speed internet still exist, including physical location and financial constraints. The COVID-19 pandemic has shined an even brighter light on the digital divide and its…
Both Correctional Custody of Aging Prisoners and Nursing Home Reform Need Transformational Change
What do prisons, especially given a growing population of aging inmates, have in common with nursing homes? Although many people might not initially equate nursing homes with prisons, there are…
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