LBJ School History

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[Kiran Chandar]

LBJ School is Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. LBJ School was founded in 1965. UT Board of Regents proposed to President Lyndon Johnson and Mrs. Johnson that the University builds two different but complementary facilities.

Five years later-in September 1970-the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs began classes, although its building-and the adjacent LBJ Library building-would not be completed until the following spring.

Executive Officers

Robert Hutchings, Dean
Chandler Stolp, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Peter Ward, Associate Dean for Research
Susan Binford, Assistant Dean for Communications
Barry Bales, Assistant Dean for Professional Development
Deanna Schexnayder, Assistant Dean for Finance
Pat Wong, Graduate Adviser (MPAff)
Catherine Weaver, Graduate Adviser (MGPS)
Victoria Rodriguez, Graduate Adviser (Ph.D.)

LBJ School History



Facilities

A Commitment to a "Next Generation" School and Workspace

Classrooms and Study Spaces: More, Bigger, Flexible and Wired

Cutting-Edge Technology and Energy Efficiency

Degree Programs

Master of Public Affairs

Master of Global Policy Studies

Ph.D. in Public Policy

Executive Master in Public Leadership

Calendar of Events










Contact details;

Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs
Austin, TX, United States ‎


Map;

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