NASPAA Accreditation

Guidance and Past Precedents

Guidelines and Best Practices	Competency Models	COPRA Interpretations	Thoughts on Quality
Thoughts on Quality from the Standards 2009 Revision Process NASPAA Standards 2009 Plenary Power Point Includes an overview of the process and a sample of some of the proposed Guiding Principles By Jeff Raffel, University of Delaware, Chair of the NASPAA Standards 2009 Steering Committee NASPAA Standards 2009 Guiding Principles Download the latest version of the vision statements for the new NASPAA Standards. Philosophy of NASPAA Accreditation (Preamble to the NS 2009 Guiding Principles) By Jeff Raffel (University of Delaware), Steve Maser (Willamette University) and Laurel McFarland (NASPAA) NASPAA Standards 2009 White Paper: The Uniqueness of NASPAA-Accredited Programs: The Role of Public Service in Accreditation By Jeff Raffel (University of Delaware) NASPAA Standards 2009 White Paper: International Accreditation Issues By Laurel McFarland NASPAA Standards 2009 White Paper: Competencies for Public Service Education By Marvin Mandell and Michelle Piskulich “Transforming Public Affairs Education through Accreditation” Third Transatlantic Dialogue Conference: Leading the Future of the Public Sector, University of Delaware, Newark, Del., June 1, 2007.By Crystal Calarusse and Jeff Raffel NASPAA's Five Faculty Rule: A Discussion Paper By Jim Fatula (SUNY Brockport) "Adding Value In the Public Interest" by Kathryn E. Newcomer (GWU) and Heather Allen (GWU) MPA Models of Assessment (2009) by Standards Committee Member Michelle Saint-Germain

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