Join the Global Conference Virtually!
Join the 2026 NASPAA Global Conference Virtually! Can’t make it to Seattle this year? No problem! You can still be part of the 2026 NASPAA Global Conference virtually on October 1 and 2, hosted at the Hyatt Regency Seattle. We’re excited to offer 16 hybrid sessions available to virtual attendees across two days. Whether you’re interested in AI in public administration, global public service trends, innovative approaches to public affairs education, or public impact research, you can join sessions live, ask questions in real time, and engage with speakers and fellow attendees. Virtual Sessions
- AI, Innovation, and Public Administration Education
- Demystifying the Accreditation Process by Building HBCU Program Capacity
- Expanding Global South Representation in Public Administration Publishing
- Strategies for Advancing Public Interest Technology Leaders
- International Collaborative Teaching and Learning Models
- Beyond the Bot: Reimagining Public Service Competencies for an AI-Augmented Future
- Innovations in Global Public Service Education Accreditation: Standards and Regional Context
- The First-Time Accreditation Journey: Lessons Learned and Strategies for Success
- Global Experiential Learning in Public Affairs Education: The International Public Service Project (IPSP) Model
- Sustainable Global Networks for Short-Term Blended Programs through the Integration of European Erasmus Principles: Opportunities and Pitfalls
- Instructional Re-Tooling for Emerging Trends in Global Education
- Supporting Well-Being Amid Public Sector Employment Disruptions: Career Transition Strategies for Students, Recent Graduates, and Alumni
- Building a Network for Public Impact Research Across Schools of Public Administration and Public Policy
- Public Service Without Borders: Building a Globally Mobile and Inclusive Public Service Workforce Through Cross-National Education Partnerships
- From Recruitment to Recognition: Building Global and Inclusive Faculty Pipelines in Public Affairs
- Teaching Public Administration and Policy in Constrained Systems
Whether you’re a public service educator, university leader, scholar, policymaker, or student who can’t travel to Seattle, you can still be part of the conversation.