by Amy Gould April 30, 2019 Two of the key questions we asked Hank Adams and Willie Frank to speak on for the Tribal Core class were: How should we fund the work of sovereignty? What major policy issues are… Continue Reading →
by Eric S. Trevan April 24, 2019 Earlier this week, Member of the Faculty Eric S. Trevan, PhD was an invited guest for lunch with Assistant Secretary of the Interior, Indian Affairs, Tara Sweeney. The focus of the conversation was… Continue Reading →
by Yen Huynh April 10, 2019 Debra Penny Jim during her hooding ceremony with three very important people in her life: her son, niece, and Puanani Nihoa, Assistant Director of Tribal Governance. … Continue Reading →
by Evergreen Marketing and Communications March 26, 2019 Greener Caitlin Jekel ’09 and MPA ’14 will be Governor Jay Inslee’s new senior policy advisor for labor. “I have regularly relied on my colleagues-faculty and students-from Evergreen’s Master of Public Administration… Continue Reading →
by Eric Trevan March 14, 2019 On Saturday, March 9, MPA students participated in the annual Capitol Day. This day is a combined class of the public and nonprofit administration, public policy and tribal governments students. for the They were… Continue Reading →
by Doreen Swetkis March 19, 2019 March 14, 2019: The last week of class ended on a high note as Evergreen’s MPA first year core course, Doing Democratic Public Administration, held a Women in Leadership panel. The panelists were (left… Continue Reading →
by Yen Huynh March 13, 2019 Dr. Karen Champagnie Alman has been an Evergreen adjunct faculty member for the past 13 years. Dr. Alman earned a Bachelors in Mass Communications & Journalism from the University of the West Indies in… Continue Reading →
by Janet Hays March 7, 2019 Students from Professor Amy Gould’s MPA project management course spent the quarter working to cultivate self-awareness of personal management style through work with real-world clients. Read about the collaboration on ThurstonTalk.com
by Courtney Williams February 28, 2019 Entering the MPA program can be intimidating. At least it was for me. I am dyslexic, writing was my kryptonite and knew the amount of writing would be significant. Day one, meeting my cohort… Continue Reading →
by Domenica Clark February 20, 2019 Samantha Porter (MPA ‘17) is a Legislative Analyst with the King County Council. Previously she worked in King County’s Behavioral Health and Recovery Division and prior to that worked for the Burke Museum Of… Continue Reading →
