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2010 NASPAA Annual
Conference
“Transitions in Public Service”
September 30-October 2, 2010
Rio All-Suite Hotel, Las Vegas,
Nevada
Hosted by the University of
Nevada, Las Vegas
We’re excited to be meeting this year in Las Vegas, Nevada. We extend our appreciation to the University of Nevada – Las Vegas for hosting the 2010 conference.
Conference Theme: “Transitions in Public Service”
Through its plenaries and panels the 2010 NASPAA Conference will highlight the many transitions in the public service. These include 1) transitions in our universities, including new approaches to university design and management, the restructuring of traditional disciplines, and efforts to serve students well in a time of limited, if not shrinking, resources; 2) agency transitions, including the succession to a new generation of public leaders, new policy challenges at all levels, and increased efforts to engage citizens in the governance process; and 3) political transitions, such as a renewed emphasis on public service and major new initiatives in a variety of policy areas.
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Preliminary Program as of 8.23.10
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Don't miss out on your opportunity to train under the new Standards! NASPAA will be conducting an all day training session for Site Visitors and Program Directors under the new Standards to help prepare them and provide guidance as NASPAA moves to a competencies-based approach to accreditation. If you wish to participate in Site Visit or your program is coming up for (re)accreditation this is a session you will not want to miss!
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Executive MPA Conference-Within-A-Conference
Friday, October
1, 2010
(Three sessions at 9:15 AM, 11:00 AM, and 2:15 PM)
Click here to register. (Please
note registering for the full NASPAA conference includes access to
Executive Education events. The one-day rate applies to participants who wish to register for
the Executive Education events only.)
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2010 NASPAA Annual
Conference Committee
Chair:
Robert Denhardt and Afsaneh Nahavandi,
School of Public Affairs
Arizona State University
Phones: 602-496-0444 (RD) and 602-496.0404 (AN)
Maria P.
Aristigueta, Director
University of Delaware
School of Urban Affairs & Public Policy
Phone: 302.831.4570
Dominic A.
Bearfield, Asst. Professor
Texas A&M University
The Bush School of Government & Public Service
Phone: 979.845.6701
E. Lee
Bernick, Dean
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Greenspun College of Urban Affairs
Phone: 702.895.1068 or 702.895.3291
JoAnn
Ewalt, MPA Program Director
Eastern Kentucky University
Department of Government
Phone: 859.622.4389
Iris Geva-May,
Simon Fraser University,
Vancouver, BC
Mary E.
Guy, Director, MPA Program
University of Colorado Denver
School of Public Affairs
Phone: 303.315.2007
Wendy Haynes, MPA Coordinator
Bridgewater State College
Department of Political Science
Phone: 508.531.2017
Carolyn
Heinrich, Professor
University of Wisconsin, Madison
LaFollette School of Public Affairs
Phone: 608.262.5443
Kenneth M.
Matwiczak, Senior Lecturer
The University of Texas at Austin
LBJ School of Public Affairs
Phone: 512.471.7566
Christine A. Kelleher Palus
Director, MPA Program
Villanova University
Department of Political Science
Phone: 610.519.8901
Jeffrey A. Raffel, Messick Professor
School of Urban Affairs & Public Policy
University of Delaware
Phone: 302.831.1685
Jeffrey D. Straussman, Dean
University at Albany, SUNY
Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy
Phone: 518.442.5245
Edward P. Weber
Director and Professor,
School of Environmental and Public Affairs
Greenspun College of Urban Affairs
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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