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23rd September 2014, 02:52 PM
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| LBJ School Governors Center
Hey buddy! Myself Jony and here I am seeking information about Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. Would you please provide me faculties’ name and degree programme of the school.
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23rd September 2014, 02:54 PM
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| Re: LBJ School Governors Center
Governor's Center For Management Development was set up in 1970 and the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs School offers Master of Public Affairs (MPAff) program. LBJ Faculty: PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND SOCIOLOGY Auerbach, Robert D. Professor of Public Affairs Bacon, Kevin Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs Berteau, David J. Adjunct Associate Professor and Senior Vice President, director of the CSIS International Security Program Boske, Leigh B. Professor of Public Affairs Busby, Joshua W. Associate Professor of Public Affairs Connor, Julie Deitch, Michele Senior Lecturer Dorn, Edwin Professor of Public Affairs Eaton, David J. Bess Harris Jones Centennial Professor in Natural Resource Policy Studies Evans, Angela Clinical Professor in Public Policy Practice Flamm, Kenneth S. Dean Rusk Chair Franklin, Shirley Barbara Jordan Visiting Professor of Ethics and Political Values Galbraith, James K. Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Chair in Government/Business Relations and Professor of Government Gholz, Eugene Associate Professor of Public Affairs Granof, Michael H. Ernst & Young Distinguished Centennial Professor of and accounting and Distinguished Teaching Professor of Business Public Affairs CBA Green, Brendan Greenberg, Sherri Clinical Professor in Public Policy Practice and Center for Politics and Governance Director Hamilton, Dagmar S. Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs (nonteaching) Howell, Jefferson Davis Senior Research Fellow and Adjunct Professor LAC Hutchings, Robert Dean, LBJ School of Public Affairs Harrison Vice Provost of Higher Education Policy and Research King, Christopher Senior Research Scientist and Director, Kuperman, Alan J. Associate Professor of Public Affairs Lincove, Jane Arnold Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Lynn, Laurence E. Senior Research Fellow Matwiczak, Kenneth Senior Lecturer in Public Affairs McCaston, M. Katherine Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Norwood, Steven Olmstead, Sheila Associate Professor of Public Affairs Olmstead, Todd Associate Professor of Public Affairs; James M. and Claudia U. Richter Fellow in Global Health Policy Osborne, Cynthia Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Director, Child and Family Research Partnership Ostrower, Francie Professor of Public Affairs and Professor of Fine Arts (College of Fine Arts) Pavon, Miguel A. Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs Prince, Howard T. Clinical Professor and holder of the Loyd Hackler Endowed Chair in Ethical Leadership; Fellow, Center for Politics and Governance Rai, Varun Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Redei, Lorinc Lecturer Rhodes, Lodis Professor of Public Affairs Richardson, Samuel Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Rodriguez, Victoria Ashbel Smith Professor of Public Affairs; PhD Graduate Adviser Schmandt, Jurgen Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs (nonteaching) Schott, Richard L. Professor of Public Affairs Sherman, Max Max Sherman Chair Emeritus in State and Local Government Spelman, William Professor of Public Affairs Stekler, Paul Professor of Public Affairs and Department Chair of Radio Stolp, Chandler Associate Dean for Academic Affairs; Associate Professor of Public Affairs Suri, Jeremi Mack Brown Distinguished Chair for Leadership in Global Affairs Tolo, Kenneth W. Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs (nonteaching) Treisman, Philip Uri Professor of Public Affairs, and Director, Charles A. Dana Center von Hippel, Paul Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Wasem, Ruth E. Adjunct Professor of Public Policy Washington, D.C. Wilson, Robert H. Mike Hogg Professor of Urban Policy Wong, Pat Associate Professor of Public Affairs Zarnikau, Jay Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs Specializations: International Affairs Natural Resources and the Environment Nonprofit and Philanthropic Studies Public Management and Leadership Social and Economic Policy Technology, Innovation, and Information Policy Urban and State Affairs ACADEMICS: LPJ schools offers degree programs, as follows : THE MASTER OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAM (MPAFF) General Degree Requirements: Advanced Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis Advanced Policy Economics Applied Microeconomics for Policy Analysis Introduction to Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis Policy Research Project Politics and Process Public Finance Management Public Management Electives, selected from multiple sections in the following areas: Advanced Topics in Public Policy Advanced Topics in Management Approved elective courses in other UT Austin departments Professional. Dual Degree Programs: Dual degree programs are for those students who want to increase their academic experience and saving of time by pursuing two master’s degree programs. Advertising: Asian Studies Business Communication Studies Community and Regional Planning Energy and Earth Resources Engineering Journalism Latin American Studies Law Middle Eastern Studies Public Health Radio, TV, and Film Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Social Work Women's and Gender Studies THE MASTER OF GLOBAL POLICY STUDIES (MPGS) Degree Requirements: The MGPS degree program consists of 49 semester hours. Core Curriculum: Analytical Methods for Global Policy Studies Crisis Management International Economics Microeconomics for Global Policy Studies The Nature of the International System Policymaking in a Global Age Policy Research Project on Global Policy Issues Writing for Global Policy Studies or, in special cases, Master Professional report Specializations: Following Customized Specializations: Development Energy, Environment, and Technology Global Governance and International Law International Trade and Finance Regional International Policy Security, Law, and Diplomacy Dual Degree Programs: The following master’s programs: Asian Studies Business Energy and Earth Resources Journalism Latin American Studies Law Middle Eastern Studies Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Contact 3001 Lake Austin Blvd., Suite 3.306 Austin, Texas 78703-4204 Main Office: 512-475-8100 FAX: 512-475-8111 Email: gcmd@uts.cc.utexas.edu [MAP]https://maps.google.co.in/maps?q=lbj+school+governors+center&hl=en&ll=30.287 828,-97.777591&spn=0.007319,0.013797&sll=25.351847,74.6 23321&sspn=0.122552,0.220757&t=m&z=16&iwloc=A[/MAP] |
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27th October 2014, 12:00 PM
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| LBJ School Governors Center
Hey buddy! Myself Jony and here I am seeking information about Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. Would you please provide me faculties name and degree programme of the school.
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27th October 2014, 01:06 PM
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| Re: LBJ School Governors Center
Governor's Center For Management Development was set up in 1970 and the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs School offers Master of Public Affairs (MPAff) program. The LBJ School offers a Master of Public Affairs program in public policy investigation and government that get ready former students to suppose management place in government, industry, and non-earnings organizations. There are 16 master's-level dual degree programs combine public affairs study with specialized career or area studies and are planned so that undergraduate can get the Master of Public Affairs degree. Course Offerings: • Advanced Public Purchasing courses • Basic Public Purchasing • The County Auditors • Governmental Accounting • Auditing for Counties • The Legislative Communication • The Property Tax • Public Purchasing Law Degree Programs: • Master of Public Affairs • Master of Global Policy Studies • Ph.D. in Public Policy • Executive Master in Public Leadership Specializations: Following Customized Specializations: • Development Energy • Environment • Technology • Global Governance and • International Law • International Trade • Finance • Regional International Policy • Security • Law • Diplomacy LBJ Faculty: Professor Of Public Affairs And Sociology: Auerbach, Robert D. Professor of Public Affairs Bacon, Kevin Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs Berteau, David J. Adjunct Associate Professor and Senior Vice President, director of the CSIS International Security Program Boske, Leigh B. Professor of Public Affairs Busby, Joshua W. Associate Professor of Public Affairs Connor, Julie Deitch, Michele Senior Lecturer Dorn, Edwin Professor of Public Affairs Eaton, David J. Bess Harris Jones Centennial Professor in Natural Resource Policy Studies Evans, Angela Clinical Professor in Public Policy Practice Flamm, Kenneth S. Dean Rusk Chair Franklin, Shirley Barbara Jordan Visiting Professor of Ethics and Political Values Galbraith, James K. Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Chair in Government/Business Relations and Professor of Government Gholz, Eugene Associate Professor of Public Affairs Granof, Michael H. Ernst & Young Distinguished Centennial Professor of and accounting and Distinguished Teaching Professor of Business Public Affairs CBA Green, Brendan Greenberg, Sherri Clinical Professor in Public Policy Practice and Center for Politics and Governance Director Hamilton, Dagmar S. Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs (nonteaching) Howell, Jefferson Davis Senior Research Fellow and Adjunct Professor LAC Hutchings, Robert Dean, LBJ School of Public Affairs Harrison Vice Provost of Higher Education Policy and Research King, Christopher Senior Research Scientist and Director, Kuperman, Alan J. Associate Professor of Public Affairs Lincove, Jane Arnold Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Lynn, Laurence E. Senior Research Fellow Matwiczak, Kenneth Senior Lecturer in Public Affairs McCaston, M. Katherine Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Norwood, Steven Olmstead, Sheila Associate Professor of Public Affairs Olmstead, Todd Associate Professor of Public Affairs; James M. and Claudia U. Richter Fellow in Global Health Policy Osborne, Cynthia Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Director, Child and Family Research Partnership Ostrower, Francie Professor of Public Affairs and Professor of Fine Arts (College of Fine Arts) Pavon, Miguel A. Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs Prince, Howard T. Clinical Professor and holder of the Loyd Hackler Endowed Chair in Ethical Leadership; Fellow, Center for Politics and Governance Rai, Varun Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Redei, Lorinc Lecturer Rhodes, Lodis Professor of Public Affairs Richardson, Samuel Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Rodriguez, Victoria Ashbel Smith Professor of Public Affairs; PhD Graduate Adviser Schmandt, Jurgen Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs (nonteaching) Schott, Richard L. Professor of Public Affairs Sherman, Max Max Sherman Chair Emeritus in State and Local Government Spelman, William Professor of Public Affairs Stekler, Paul Professor of Public Affairs and Department Chair of Radio Stolp, Chandler Associate Dean for Academic Affairs; Associate Professor of Public Affairs Suri, Jeremi Mack Brown Distinguished Chair for Leadership in Global Affairs Tolo, Kenneth W. Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs (nonteaching) Treisman, Philip Uri Professor of Public Affairs, and Director, Charles A. Dana Center von Hippel, Paul Assistant Professor of Public Affairs Wasem, Ruth E. Adjunct Professor of Public Policy Washington, D.C. Wilson, Robert H. Mike Hogg Professor of Urban Policy Wong, Pat Associate Professor of Public Affairs Zarnikau, Jay Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs CONTACT DETAIL: 3001 Lake Austin Blvd., Suite 3.306 Austin, Texas 78703-4204 Main Office: 512-475-8100 FAX: 512-475-8111 Email: gcmd@uts.cc.utexas.edu [MAP]https://maps.google.co.in/maps?q=lbj+school+governors+center&hl=en&ll=30.287 828,-97.777591&spn=0.007319,0.013797&sll=25.351847,74.6 23321&sspn=0.122552,0.220757&t=m&z=16&iwloc=A[/MAP] |
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