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ASPA Announces Several Major Award Winners
Washington, DC–The American
Society for Public Administration pleased to announce the recipients of
several of the Society's major awards. All of the awards will be
presented at the…
ASPA Creates Organizations’s First LGBT Section
Claire Mostel
At
the 2010 ASPA Conference in San Jose, CA, Erik Bergrud and I engaged in
a conversation we have had many times: whether ASPA was truely…
Deborah L. Frett to Give Keynote Address at SWPA National Awards Breakfast
Washington, DC–Each year,
the Section for Women in Public Administration (SWPA) National Awards
breakfast is one of the best attended ASPA section events. The 2012
breakfast— scheduled for…
Rosenbaum Elected ASPA Vice President
Washington, DC–Allan Rosenbaum,
a professor at Florida International University, has been elected
vice president of the American Society for
Public Administration (ASPA) and will become the Society's president…
PA TIMES Releases Editorial Calendar for Print Editions
Washington, DC–The PA TIMES,
print newspaper of the American Society for Public Administration
(ASPA), has released its 2012 editorial calendar and is currently
seeking…
PA TIMES Online Now Publishing Twice Per Week, Releases First Editorial Calendar
Washington, DC–New in 2012, PA TIMES Online
now posts twice per week. Every Monday and Thursday PA TIMES Online
will publish new original articles. The publication…
ASPA Meets with OMB to Discuss Increased Collaboration
This article was originally published in the November/December 2011 print
issue of the PA TIMES. For more information on how to be
published in PA TIMES print or…
Good to Know…Week of December 26, 2011
A FEDERAL HOLIDAY POEM
A Federal Holiday Poem
Twas the night before Christmas, and all 'cross the Web
Not a surfer was surfing,…
Flag Bill to Honor Fallen Civil Servants Passes Congress
Terry Newell
On
December 9, 2011, the Senate unanimously passed the Civilian Service
Recognition Act of 2011. The legislation, which had previously passed
the House on a unanimous…
Good to Know…Week of December 19, 2011
DEATH OF A DICTATOR
North Korea’s Mercurial and Enigmatic Leader Kim Jong Il has Died
Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s mercurial and enigmatic leader, has died. He was 69.
ELECTED…
ASPA Launches Upgraded, Redesigned Website
Washington, DC–Last week ASPA
launched its long-awaited website upgrade and redesign. The new, clean look is aimed at
offering members a simpler and more user-friendly navigation. The site…