Program Learning Objectives: Students graduating from the program will have the ability??? To lead and manage in public governance??? To participate in and contribute to the policy process??? To analyze, synthesize, think critically, solve problems, and make decisions??? To articulate and apply a public service perspective

??? To communicate and interact productively with a diverse and changing workforce and citizenry.

Program Overview:?

The traditional on-campus program (MP4410) is designed to provide students without substantial work experience with a sound combination of theoretical knowledge and applied learning necessary for employment in public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Students have an opportunity to focus their studies and elective coursework around areas such as social innovation nonprofit management, economic development, and entrepreneurship. A signature part of the on-campus program is the applied learning experience where students work with area nonprofit organizations or local/state/federal government agencies.