Evergreen’s MPA program director, Mike Craw, represented the college at the Midwest Political Science Association’s annual conference, held April 13-16 in Chicago. The conference brings together over 5000 faculty to share the latest research in political science, public administration, and… Continue Reading →

As we approach the end of our Spring 2023 quarter, I am very happy to say that we have an outstanding cohort of Master of Public Administration students who are ready to “depart to serve.” Students in the Olympia and… Continue Reading →

The 2023 American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) 2023 conference’s theme was Protecting Democracy for the Next Generation: The Role and Responsibility of Public Administration. The conference included panels as wide-ranging as “Climate Change, Sustainability and Resilience: The Role of… Continue Reading →

Spencer Brien will be continuing in the MPA program this Fall 2023 as full-time faculty. He researches public fiscal administration at the federal, state, and local levels. His recent work examines the impact of sustained fiscal stress on local government.  His… Continue Reading →

Beginning Fall 2023, Jeffrey Callen, MPA, PhD will be a full-time faculty member in the Master of Public Administration–Tribal Governance Program at The Evergreen State College.  Jeffrey grew up in Bozeman, MT and received his B.A. in Philosophy and his… Continue Reading →

Rosina DePoe is a citizen of the Makah Tribe and a 2020 MPA Tribal Governance Cohort Graduate. Rosina is currently the Deputy Director for the Washington Indian Gaming Association (WIGA), a non-profit trade association representing 23 Washington tribes.  Before working… Continue Reading →

This year we celebrated the Master of Public Administration’s 20th anniversary of the Tribal Governance concentration. This celebration was held on January 29th at the House of Welcome (The Longhouse). We were so happy to welcome Dr. Linda Moon Stumpff’s… Continue Reading →

Adjunct Faculty Member, Jon Panamaroff, was recently featured in the Washington Post, Fortune, Boston Herald, The Hill and many other national news outlets in an Associated Press story highlighting the economic diversification of Native American Tribal Nations after the COVID-19… Continue Reading →

October 12, 2022 Greetings MPA Students, Welcome to the start of the MPA program’s fall quarter! We hope you had a restful summer and we are enthusiastic about beginning a new academic year with you. We are particularly excited to… Continue Reading →