LBJ School Professional Development

Please tell me about the list of facilities and courses Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs? Tell me about it’s of the Master of Public Affairs Program (MPAff) program structure?

[Kiran Chandar]

The Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs was established in 1970. The name of President of this school is Lyndon B. Johnson.

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

Academics

MPAff Program
MGPS Program
Ph.D. Program
EMPL Program


Centers

Center for Politics and Governance

Robert S. Strauss Center for International Security and Law

Ray Marshall Center for the Study of Human Resources

Center for Health and Social Policy (CHASP)

RGK Center for Philanthropy and Community Service

Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy


Upcoming Events

Advanced Public Purchasing - Specification Development - July 15

Advanced Public Purchasing - Developing Request for Proposal for Services - July 16

Advanced Public Purchasing - Evaluation of Offers- July 17

Construction Project Management - July 29-30

Auditing for Fraud in the Government Environment - August 8


Master of Public Affairs Program (MPAff):

Program structure

The general degree program consists of 48 semester hours.
Advanced Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis
Advanced Policy Economics
Applied Microeconomics for Policy Analysis
Introduction to Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis
Policy Research Project
Policy Development
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 Report (Students pursuing a general program of study may take the 3-hour Professional Report course as an elective; students pursuing specializations or dual degrees are not required to take the course.)
Internship
The internship, which is typically pursued between the first and second years, can be waived with documentation of comparable professional experience.

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


Dual 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


Faculties:

Angel, Jacqueline L.
Auerbach, Robert D.
Bacon, Kevin
Berteau, David J.
Blodgett, Terrell
Boske, Leigh B.
Busby, Joshua W.
Cable, Floyd S
Cons, Jason
Deitch, Michele
Dorn, Edwin
Eaton, David J.
Eisenman, Joshua
Evans, Angela
Flamm, Kenneth S.
Franklin, Shirley
Galbraith, James K.
Gholz, Eugene
Granof, Michael H.
Green, Brendan
Greenberg, Sherri
Hamilton, Dagmar S.
Heinrich, Carolyn
Helfert, David
Howell, Jefferson Davis
Huber, Karen
Hutchings, Robert
Inboden, Rana Siu
Inboden, William Charles
Inman, Bobby R., Admiral, U. S. Navy, (Ret.)
Jack, Paul W.
Keller, Harrison
King, Christopher
Kuperman, Alan J.
Lentz, Erin
Lincove, Jane Arnold
Lynn, Laurence E.
Marshall, Ray
Matwiczak, Kenneth
McCaston, M. Katherine
Meigs, Montgomery, General, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Miller, Paul D.
Morrison, Jenny Knowles
Newell, Angela
Norwood, Steven
Olmstead, Sheila
Olmstead, Todd
Osborne, Cynthia
Ostrower, Francie
Patel, Rajeev
Pavon, Miguel A.
Pope, Paul
Prince, Howard T.
Rai, Varun
Redei, Lorinc
Rehnborg, Sarah Jane
Rhodes, Lodis
Richardson, Samuel
Rodriguez, Victoria
Schmandt, Jurgen
Schott, Richard L.
Sherman, Max
Spelman, William
Springer, David W.
Stekler, Paul
Stolp, Chandler
Suri, Jeremi
Tolo, Kenneth W.
Treisman, Philip Uri
Varoufakis, Yanis
von Hippel, Paul
Ward, Peter M.
Waring, Colleen
Warner, David C.
Wasem, Ruth E.
Weaver, Catherine
Wilson, Robert H.
Wong, Pat
Zarnikau, Jay

Address:
Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs
Sid Richardson Hall
2315 Red River, 2nd Floor
Austin, Texas 78712-1536
P.O. Box Y
Austin, Texas 78713-8925
Phone 512-471-0820

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Hello sir, I am Sylvester. I am from Austin. I want you to help me by providing me information regarding the LBJ School office of professional development and list some events for it?

[Shaleen]

Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs (or LBJ School of Public Affairs) is
a type of public school.

It was established in the year 1970.

It is located in Austin, Texas, united States.

It is affiliated by APSIA.

As you have asked about the Office of Professional Development of LBJ
School, check below for the information

Office of Professional Development provides services to enhance and devlop
the skills of leaders.

From practical, real-world leadership and executive development programs
to executive coaching to technical skills building trainings and full-service
planning for conferences and educational events, its professional staff can
assist you to meet the specific needs of the group.

Its Office of Conferences & Training provides continuing education opportunities through various seminars, institutes, and conferences, many of


which are planned and directed in collaboration with governmental agencies,
partner universities and professional organizations of public officials.


The Office also supports faculty in the development and organization of
conferences, seminars, and public policy forums related to research and
academic interests as well as issues of concern to members of the public.

Upcoming Events
01/20/2016 - 01/21/2016 - Systems Thinking
01/26/2016 - Emotional Intelligence and Leadership
01/26/2016 - 01/27/2016 - Governmental Accounting
02/01/2016 - 02/02/2016 - Teambuilding
02/04/2016 - 02/05/2016 - Facilitation Strategies
02/10/2016 - 02/11/2016 - Working It Out
02/11/2016 - 02/12/2016 - Public Purchasing Law

Contact:
Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs
The University of Texas at Austin
P.O. Box Y
Austin, TX 78713-8925
Street Address
2300 Red River St., Stop E2700
Sid Richardson Hall, Unit 3
Austin, TX 78712-1536
Main Phone
512-471-3200