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Best Campus Leader: Kari Anne McDonald
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Runner up for Student Employee of the Year: Britni Childs
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Danielle McGurrin
Danielle’s primary research area is in corporate-state crime, a major typology of white collar crime
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Meet Professor Masami Nishishiba
Assistant Professor of Public Administration
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Reclaiming Sustainability: Vivek Shandas
Collectively addressing big problems to find equitable solutions
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Foundations of Public Service
Authored by: Douglas F. Morgan; Richard Green; Craig W. Shinn; Kent S. Robinson.
Designed to serve as a basic text for an introductory course in Public Administration, this innovative work provides students with an understanding of the basic management functions that are covered in all standard textbooks with two important differences.
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Meet the first graduate of the Native American Urban Teacher Program
What would it be like to grow up Native American in our preK-12 school system? No one would know this better than Terri Reed, the first graduate of the American Indian Urban Teacher Program (AIUTP).
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Meet Assistant Professor Nathan McClintock
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Meet Assistant Professor Thad Miller
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Meet Assistant Professor Yiping Fang
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Meet Assistant Professor Jason Jurjevich
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Tactical Response
Cracking cases with databases
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Meet Assistant Professor Greg Schrock
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Meet Kierstan Betancourt
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A public health partnership to benefit all
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Good Living
Making healthy choices easier
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Meet Nancy Hales
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Keren Brown Wilson PhD '83 and Michael DeShane MA '72, PhD '77
Creating age-friendly cities
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Marisa Lino '71
Diplomatic Assignment
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Antonio D'Auria '02
Fathering hope in Ghana
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Chris Owen
Chris Owen works as an Adjunct Professor in the Division of Criminology and Criminal Justice
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National Policy Process Seminar in Washington, DC
See how public policy is made in our nation's capital!
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Watershed Management Professional Program
The Watershed Management Professional Program (WMPP) is designed for public and private resource professionals who want to deepen and broaden their knowledge base, expand upon and gain the full benefit of their own experience to further their personal effectiveness and careers.
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Executive Seminar Program
The Executive Seminar Program is a professional education program for senior managers in public, private, tribal and non-profit organizations. The program uses live case studies of controversial natural resource issues as a focal point for leadership development.
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Meet Assistant Professor Lisa Bates
Lisa Bates’ interests lie in the connection between housing and neighborhoods
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Report: Fundamentals of Bicycle Boulevard Planning and Design
A guidebook to designing and planning bicycle boulevards
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Political Pipeline
Sending Ms. Smith to Washington—or Salem
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Power of the Pen
Advising the nation on executive power
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CJPRI Newsletter
Check out the inaugural CJPRI Newlsetter, profiling Criminal Justice Policy today!
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William H. Feyerherm
William is published extensively on topics such as race and its impact on processing in the justice system.
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Scott Cunningham
Scott's interests are in criminal justice policy, organizational learning, criminal courts, and participatory inquiry.
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Pollution Prevention
Restoring stream banks with plants and people
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Jennifer Connor Smith
Jennifer investigates how stress influences risk for behavior problems
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Research Profile - Loren Lutzenhiser
Before the survey, commissioned by the California Energy Commission, "It was assumed," says Lutzenhiser, "that people would tar and feather you" if you suggested they do without modern conveniences such as air conditioning. "That was the received wisdom, but that's not what happened."
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PA Professor Marcus Ingle
Interested in Global Leadership? What about traveling? If yes, Professor Ingle's Development Management in Vietnam class might be a good fit for you.
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PA Professor Harris
Students enjoy Dr. Harris' astute and practical insights in class, which are likely a result of her extensive experience in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development.
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PA Professor Nishishiba
What do Bill Gates and Former President Jimmy Carter have in common? Professor Nishishiba has interpreted for both.
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Political Science Professor Birol Yesilada
Professor Yesilada, Contemporary Turkish Studies Endowed Chair
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Political Science Professor Bruce Gilley
Dr. Gilley's research centers on democracy, legitimacy, and global politics. He is a specialist on the comparative politics of China and Asia.
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Barbara Maidel
A specialist in distance education at PSU since 1996, Barbara Maidel oversees the day-to-day administration of the Criminology and Criminal Justice Online Program.
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PA Professor Phillip Cooper
Professor Cooper has a strong commitment to students in addition to his wealth of academic and professional experience.
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Annette Jolin
As a professor and former chairperson, Dr. Jolin is committed to student and faculty excellence.
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Debra Lindberg
Professor Lindberg teaches exclusively in a groundbreaking online program.
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Criminology and Criminal Justice Online
Dynamic Education Taught by Seasoned Professionals
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Meet Dr. Lynn Weigand
Lynn Weigand understands how urban environments promote physical activity.
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Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Dynamic education taught by seasoned professionals in Criminology and Criminal Justice.
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PA Professor Jack Corbett
Jack Corbett gives students the opportunity to gain international experience with field-based courses in Mexico and Canada.
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Political Science Professor David Kinsella
Dr. Kinsella's research areas include the global arms trade, interstate conflict, and international law and ethics.
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Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute
Find out what major projects the CPJR Institute is working on this year.
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Kathy Perrin
An Office Specialist at PSU since 2004, Ms. Perrin manages the Criminology and Criminal Justice office.
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Criminology and Criminal Justice Program
See why 92% of graduating seniors are satisfied to very satisfied with this program.
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Brian Renauer
Brian is helping students, criminal justice professionals, and communities understand the sources of local public safety problems to seek effective solutions.
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Emily Salisbury
Dr. Salisbury's research investigates risk and needs assessment of women offenders, gendered pathways of offending, and prison classification systems.
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Angela Barrett
Angela's goal is to help the Criminology division and the online program run as effectively as possible so all students have every opportunity to succeed.
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PA Professor Sherril Gelmon
Chair of Public Administration Division, Professor of Public Health
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Robert Lockwood
As one of the university's pre-law advisors, Bob is helping students to understand the demands of law school and the legal profession.
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Laura Hickman
Laura Hickman is engaged in research activities that help inform policymakers and the community about effective approaches to controlling crime and helping victims.
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Jody Sundt
Jody's research addresses the effectiveness of correctional policy, religion in prison, and public attitudes toward crime and punishment.
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Kris Henning
As Director of Criminology and Criminal Justice Online, Kris is helping students across the country access PSU.
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Meet Assistant Professor Ellen Bassett
Ellen Bassett helps communities solve land use questions
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Meet Dean Emeritus Nohad Toulan
Dean Emeritus of the College of Urban and Public Affairs at Portland State University, and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Planning.
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Megan Tiede
Assistant Director for Development and External Relations
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Jane Lee
Computer Labs Manager - College of Urban & Public Affairs
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Jodie MacLean
Office Coordinator - College of Urban & Public Affairs
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Janet Hammer
Program Director, The Initiative on Triple Bottom Line Development - College of Urban & Public Affairs
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Larry Wallack
Dean - College of Urban & Public Affairs
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Victoria Gilbert
Assistant Dean - College of Urban & Public Affairs
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Trish Hamilton
Director of Development and External Relations - College of Urban & Public Affairs
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Global Aging and Health Program
Improving the lives of Nicaraguans
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Senior Adult Learning Center
Tuition-free classes for Oregon's elders
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Preventive Medicine and Community Health Programs
PSU aids emerging countries
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NEW Leadership Oregon
College Women becoming leaders
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Community and Public Health
U.S. News and World Report ranks PSU program
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Public Administration Program
U.S. News and World Report ranking
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Sustainable Development
The College of Urban and Public Affairs
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Student Project: Oregon Land Use Stories Project
Using citizens' stories to highlight the need for comprehensive public involvement from a variety of Oregonians in order to reach an equitable solution for the divisive issues surrounding land use.
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Initiative for Bicycle and Pedestrian Innovation
Initiative for Bicycle and Pedestrian Innovation
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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer H. Allen, Associate Professor of Public Administration and Acting Director of the Institute for Sustainable Solutions
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Meet Charles Rynerson
Charles Rynerson knows numbers and can help you understand what they mean for your community.
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Meet Ed Sullivan
Ed Sullivan is Oregon's leading expert on land use law
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Meet Associate Professor Vivek Shandas
Associate Professor Shandas' teaching and research interests include: environmental policy, geographic information systems, natural resource management, participatory planning, and urban ecology.
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Meet Risa S. Proehl
Risa Proehl helps communities demonstrate their needs for special programs.
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Meet Associate Professor Sheila Martin
Sheila Martin implements the ideal: Let Knowledge Serve the City.
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Student Project: NAIOP Challenge
Producing a development plan for Boeing Field in Seattle
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Meet Associate Professor Karen Gibson
Karen Gibson understands urban diversity.
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Meet Professor Loren Lutzenhiser
Loren Lutzenhiser understands how the way you live affects the global climate.
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Meet Professor Robert Liebman
Robert Liebman understands how communities change.
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Meet Assistant Professor Richard White
Richard White's interests include community organizing, international community development, and faith-based organizations.
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Meet Professor Gerald Sussman
Gerry Sussman does research on the impacts of information and communication technologies on politics, economics, culture, and everyday life.
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Meet Professor James Strathman
James Strathman understands how to get you there.
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Meet Associate Professor Charles Heying
Charles Heying thinks through how cities work.
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Meet Professor Connie Ozawa
Connie Ozawa knows how to help people make good decisions about their communities.
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Meet Professor Emeritus Anthony Rufolo
Anthony Rufolo understands the regional economy.
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Meet Associate Professor Barry Messer
Barry Messer knows why healthy rivers make healthy communities.
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Meet Professor Emeritus Nancy Chapman
Nancy Chapman makes sense out of "helping networks" and the "sandwich generation."
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Meet Associate Professor Jennifer Dill
Jennifer Dill understands how your morning commute affects the environment.
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Meet Professor Emeritus Kenneth Dueker
Kenneth Dueker always finds a parking place.
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Meet Professor Carl Abbott
Carl Abbott writes the history of urban development and planning in the 20th-century United States.
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Meet Professor Ethan Seltzer
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Meet Professor Sy Adler
Sy Adler believes that Portland and the Northwest offer a wealth of opportunities for innovative approaches to crucial planning and development issues.
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See why 92% of graduating seniors are satisfied to very satisfied with this program.