Friday, May 9, 2008

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Info for Commencement Volunteers

For those planning to run around and get stuff done on graduation, here are the things to remember!

Commencement Info

Another note: Michelle Potter-Bacon will go into boss-mode on the day. Stay tuned.

Thursday, May 8, 2008

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PA 5990 The Art of Politics and the Ethics of Legislating

44492 Five number code for Fall 2008

Taught by former speaker of the MN House of Representatives and current Humphrey fellow, Steve Sviggum

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PUBH 6080 Policy, Politics and Ethics of Public Health Decision Making

Taught by Hubert Humphrey, III (Skip Humphrey)

This is a 2 credit, pass/fail Spring seminar in the School of Public Health

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SW 8103 Health/Mental Health Policy

Taught by Professor Linda Jones Recommended by dual-degree seeking student in public policy/school of social work.

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SW 8505: Advanced Community Organizing and Advocacy

Taught by Professor Elizabeth Lightfoot Recommended by dual-degree seeking student in public policy and School of Social Work

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SOC 8211 - Race Relations Theory.

Excellent for anyone interested in issues involving race, minority status, and intersectionality.

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POL 8401 - International Relations Theory

Excellent for Global Public Policy concentrators. Usually offered in the fall semester.

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SOC 8890 - Cluster Data.

Excellent for Advanced Policy Analysis concentrators who want to learn SAS.

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POL 8160 - Maximum Likelihood Estimation.

Excellent for MPP Advanced Policy Analysis concentrators.
Usually offered in the fall semester

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PA 5920 & IS/PA 5103 Combination

PA 5920 "Foundations of Ethical Practice in Public Affairs" taught by Director Gary DeCramer is a one-day skills course IS/PA 5103 "Leadership & Change in an Innovation Society" taught by Barbara Crosby in Spring semester

Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
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