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Mentoring Our Future
By sharing our experience and knowledge, we can elevate our profession and prepare for a more successful future for our communities, strengthening the relationship between our constituents and building public…
Jai Mangal Paswan Award for Public Service
The American Society for Public Administration, Section on South Asian Public Administration (SASPA) is proud to announce a call for nominations for the 2023 Jai Mangal Paswan Award for Public…
American University Summer Diversity Program Academy Call for Applications
American University's (AU) School of Public Affairs Summer Diversity Academy is seeking applications for its inaugural 2022 class of scholars.…
How Much Do I Care?
Leaders must seek every competitive advantage possible to attract and retain the best talent, and even once an employee is onboarded, must remain vigilant as other companies will continue to…
Solidarity in Fractured Times
When leading communities through crisis, it is important to understand how we can stand in solidarity with others, and learn from our past in the hope of improving our future.…
Ushering Reforms in Civil Services Capacity Building in India Through Mission Karmayogi
The reform of civil services is meant to raise the quality of public services delivered to the citizens and enhance the capacity to carry out core government functions, thereby, leading…
An Approach to Reparations for Black Americans
We need to think of reparations as an aggressive investment in programs that would better enable all Black people to successfully compete in the socio-economic system. …
Democracy, Change and Montesquieu: A Way Forward for Public Administration
Democracies offer possibilities of the re-imagination of places, spaces and leaders and in doing so, it gives the community meaning and value. …
Strategic Testing: The Importance of Ongoing Biosurveillance to the Future of Health Security
Political leaders promoting policies that would limit available information about current, as well as future threats, hinders recommendations for the future and puts vulnerable populations at risk.…
The Supreme Court—Is Reform Possible?
On all the issues considered by the Commission, the final report offered a helpful, detailed and balanced overview, as well as a critique, of reform proposals that have been advanced…
The Engaged University: Spotlight on QENO
My experience thus far speaks to the power of a university to collaborate with dedicated nonprofit organizations who enhance the quality of life in their communities in areas that government…
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