Context of Public Administration (Tribal)
Fall quarter
Faculty: John Gates federal Indian law, international indigenous human rights, Linda Moon Stumpff natural resource policy, public administration
Fall: CRN (Credit) Level 10337 (6 GR)
Credits: 6(F)
Class Standing: Graduate
Offered During: Evening and Weekend
Description
Throughout the 1st year Core the fundamentals of administering for the public good in a globalized world are explored. In Fall quarter we examine the foundations of administration and democracy in an environment where boundaries are no longer clearly defined and public administration is practiced everywhere (e.g., governments, tribes, non-profits, for profits, social entrepreneurial organizations, etc). We focus on the enduring issues of U.S. public administration and the political, social, economic and environmental contexts of effective public administration. Tribal perspectives are vital in the Tribal Cohort course.
Maximum Enrollment: 50
Advertised Schedule: 5-9p Fri, 9a-4p Sat/Sun (Sept 24-26) 1-5p Fri, 8:30a-4:30p Sat/Sun (Oct 15-17, Oct 29-31)
Campus Location: Olympia
Online Learning: Enhanced Online Learning
Books: www.tescbookstore.com