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Dec 2021
Prepare for the next step in your career. Earn your Master of Public Administration at UGA. Attend our MPA webinar and/or Visitation Day to learn more about our MPA program.
Dec 2021
Prepare for the next step in your career. Earn your Master of Public Administration at UGA. Attend our MPA webinar and/or Visitation Day to learn more about our MPA program.
Dec 2021
Prepare for the next step in your career. Earn your Master of Public Administration at UGA. Attend our MPA webinar and/or Visitation Day to learn more about our MPA program.
Dec 2021
Prepare for the next step in your career. Earn your Master of Public Administration at UGA. Attend our MPA webinar and/or Visitation Day to learn more about our MPA program.
Oct 2021
Prepare for the next step in your career. Earn your Master of Public Administration at UGA. Attend our MPA webinar and/or Visitation Day to learn more about our MPA program.
Feb 2020
Public Administration & Policy February 2020 Nonprofit of the Month: Books for Keeps
Public Administration and Policy (PADP) is happy to be supporting Books for Keeps (BFK) throughout the month of February. Since 2009, Books for Keeps has given more than half a million
May 2019
How to help public officials avoid creating monsters
By: Shelby Steuart What does Godzilla have to do with predicting how close we are to nuclear war? According to Dr. Jeff Berejikian, who recently presented on this topic at
May 2019
Analyzing the effect of Obama’s judicial appointments
By: Shelby Steuart Over the course of his presidency, Obama appointed 55 appellate judges, 35 of whom were women and/or people of color, making the US Court of Appeals the
May 2019
Would you rather get $50 today or $100 next year?
By: Shelby Steuart New findings from SPIA Professor W. David Bradford elaborate on a well-known economic principle. Time discounting, when a person cares less about a future consequence than a
