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Public Administration
The Master of Public Administration degree prepares people for leadership roles in organizations that provide public services or have important interactions with public service organizations. The EWU MPA program's approach to this task is...
"reflective practice with a twist."
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Master of Public Administration
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Master of Public Administration
Advanced Standing Master of Public Administration
Public Management Development Certificates
Health Services Administration Certificate
Dual Degree: Master of Public Administration and Master of Business Administration
Dual Degree: Master of Public Administration and Master of Social Work
Dual Degree: Master of Public Administration and Master of Urban and Regional Planning
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Rose Morgan, Secretary
Larry Luton, Chair of the Department of Urban Planning, Public and Health Administration
Rosanne London, Program Director
Robert Zinke, Professor
María Verónica Elías, Assistant Professor
Mary Ann Keogh Hoss, Associate Professor
Roger Crum, Adjunct Faculty
Gerry Gemmill, Adjunct Faculty
Martha Lou Wheatley-Billeter, Adjunct Faculty
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668 N Riverpoint Blvd, Suite A
Spokane, WA 99202
email: mpa@ewu.edu
phone: 509.828.1218
Student Learning Objectives
Adopted by MPA Faculty Committee on May 19, 2009.
- develop professionally through reflective analysis of employment and educational experiences
- develop a philosophy of public service administration practice
- to lead and manage in public governance
- to participate in and contribute to the public policy process
- to analyze, synthesize, think critically, solve problems and make decisions
- to incorporate public values into decisions
- to communicate effectively and interact productively with a diverse and changing workforce and citizenry
