by Amy Gould October 2, 2018 Tribal Sovereignty Institute September 27-28, 2018 in Minneapolis, MN Double Tree Hotel, operated by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Evergreen MPA faculty are grateful for ongoing collaborations with the University of Minnesota, Duluth… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads September 14, 2018 Meghan Doughty will be a full time faculty member at The Evergreen State College beginning Fall 2018. She earned her B.A. in History and Literature from Seattle University in 2010; MSc in Human… Continue Reading →
by Rowan Walter ’19 August 24, 2018 Krosbie Carter ’10, MPA ’17 struggled to find her purpose at the beginning of her Evergreen adventure, but not anymore. As the new director of Thurston Thrives, a nonprofit organization that serves the… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads August 14, 2018 Jeremy Mohn, current MPA student, starts this week as Evergreen’s New Director of Government Relations. Jeremy has experience in the state legislature, recently working as the executive assistant to Senate Majority Leader Sharon… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads August 2, 2018 July 27, 2018 marked the 55th anniversary of the Hyogo-Washington Friendship Agreement, which encourages closer ties through cultural and educational programs. The same day marked the 39th anniversary of the Evergreen-University of Hyogo… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads August 2, 2018 Current student Sarah Holdener received a merit scholarship from the Scottish Rite Foundation of Washington. Sarah is the second MPA student to receive this scholarship. Sarah is entering her second year in the… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads July 27, 2018 Linda Isakson recently joined the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s communications team. Isakson—a 2017 graduate of Evergreen’s Master of Public Administration graduate program—will serve as a communications partner and strategist for… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads July 20, 2018 Congratulations to MPA student Jason Zimmerman! Jason answered a posting on our MPA Program’s LinkedIn jobs page, applied, and was selected by St. Martin’s University to teach English at the Inner Mongolia University… Continue Reading →
by Janet Hays July 3, 2018 Commonly referred to as beekeepers, apiarists are made up of an aging population. With fewer young people interested in the hobby, generations of knowledge and the fate of the bees are at stake. Annie… Continue Reading →
by Anna (Staff) Rhoads June 4, 2018 In May 2018, Alicia LeDuc (MPA 2011) published the article “Strategic Alliances as an Impact Litigation Model: Lessons From the Sepur Zarco Human Rights Case in Guatemala” in the Willamette Journal for International… Continue Reading →
