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School of Public AdministrationDr. Phillips Academic Commons, 4th FloorUCF DowntownUrban and Regional Planning ProgramsOnline Orientation, Fall 2019
PRESENTERCOORDINATOR, UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC ADVISINGPublic Administration, Nonprofit Management andEmergency ManagementSteven Carrillo, MPA (UCF)Dr. Phillips Academic Commons Building, 4th FloorUCF DowntownSteven.Carrillo@ucf.edu(407) 823- 3918School of Public Administration
SCHOOL DIRECTORNaim Kapucu, Ph.D.Dr. Phillips Academic Commons Building4th FloorUCF DowntownNaim.Kapucu@ucf.eduSchool of Public Administration
MSURP PROGRAM DIRECTORLuis Santiago, Ph.D.Dr. Phillips Academic Commons Building4th FloorUCF DowntownLuis.santiago@ucf.eduSchool of Public Administration
MissionThe Master of Science in Urban and Regional Planningprogram seeks to provide quality graduate training tocurrent and prospective professionals in public, private,and non-profit urban planning organizations. Theproposed program is designed to address the local needfor professionally trained planners. The curriculumfocuses on an interdisciplinary approach towardscreating opportunities for students to explore currentissues related to urban growth and development andbecome leaders in planning subfields, such astransportation, planning of healthy communities, andenvironmental planning.School of Public Administration
VisionThe Master of Science in Urban and Regional Planning (URP)program is the preferred program of choice in the state ofFlorida providing the highest quality graduate education forcareers in urban and regional planning. With a contemporarycurriculum, innovative instruction, scholarly and appliedresearch, and community service the program continues todevelop a national model of community partnership andservice in an evolving metropolitan environment.School of Public Administration
ValuesIn a spirit of collegiality and collaboration, the URP programdevelops effective partnerships with our local community,other college and university departments, and the academiccommunity at large. All aspects of our programs promoteleadership through adherence to democratic principles andthe highest standards of ethical conduct. The URP programvalues diversity and multiculturalism with an active outreachand recruitment effort to meet diversity goals.School of Public Administration
Strategic GoalsThe MSURP Strategic Plan identifies four goals:Goal 1: AccreditationGoal 2: Financial enhancementGoal 3: Community engagement and awarenessGoal 4: Program innovationSchool of Public Administration
Strategic GoalsDirector’s Closing RemarksContinued Goal 3: Improve public service in the region, nationally, andinternationallyo Improve the dissemination of scholarly knowledgeo Address local government research needs by conductingone project per year NEXT Goal 4: Develop funding for student scholarshipsINTRODUCINGPROGRAMo Make and implement a "PA Development Plan"SUPPORTTEAMo Establish oneendowed scholarshipfor a PublicAdministration studentSchool of Public Administration
COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATORYasmyn Chambers, M.A.Yasmyn.Chambers@ucf.eduDr. Phillips Academic CommonsBuilding, 4th FloorUCF Downtown(407) 823 3484I want to know when youwin awards or receivespecial recognition or areawarded grants so we canbrag about you Knights!School of Public Administration
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING COORDINATORMirtha Bailey, M.S.Mirtha.bailey@ucf.eduDr. Phillips Academic CommonsBuilding, 4th FloorUCF Downtown(407) 823 5801School of Public Administration
MANAGER, ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICESGRADUATE ADVISINGMaster of Nonprofit Management, Master of Emergencyand Crisis Management, Urban and Regional Planning,Master of Research AdministrationNasrin Lakhani, MNM (UCF)Nasrin@ucf.eduDr. Phillips Academic Commons Building,4th FloorUCF Downtown(407)823 0912School of Public Administration
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES – KEEP INFORMED“It is the student's responsibility to keep informed of allrules, regulations, and procedures required for graduatestudies. Graduate program regulations will not be waivedor exceptions granted because students plead ignoranceof the regulations or claim failure of the adviser to keepthem informed”.Please read the University Graduate Policies as well as theProgram Policies – they can be differentSchool of Public Administration
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REGISTRATION You can register on and after your registrationappointment date, assigned every March, onyour MyUCF Plan ahead of time and register early; 3 termregistration If you receive an error during registration, takea screenshot so we can troubleshoot Pay attention to class scheduling Overrides are not given into full and closedcoursesSchool of Public Administration
COURSE AND SECTION NUMBER INFORMATIONExample: PAD 6207 - 0W61 87401 Public Financial ManagementCourse Prefix andCourse numberClass NumberSection NumberOnline sections have ‘W’ in section #0W60 – MPA and MNM0W61 - MPA and MNM0W62 - MPA and MNMFace to Face, on campus:0077, 00780M77 – Mix mode is every other week0W57 – Only for MRA, none others0W58 – For MNM Out of State Cohort onlySchool of Public Administration
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HOLDS AND REGISTRATION ISSUESAfter AdmissionLater Not accepted admission Not addressed healthand immunizationrequirements HealthServices Prerequisites Incorrect sectionnumber Payment Issues Registering prior toassigned appointmentdate Plan of Study not on fileSchool of Public Administration
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TRANSFER COURSES POLICYTransfer Courses limited to 9 credit hours. Processrequires: Request in the first semester Sealed transcripts if from another institution Program Director’s approvalCourses from a Graduate Certificate to the Master’sprogram in the same discipline are automaticallytransferred when the student is accepted into theMaster’s programSchool of Public Administration
GPA REQUIREMENT To graduate, you must have a 3.0 GPA in bothyour Graduate and Program GPA areas. You must earn a “B-” or better in all corecourses. Any grade less than a “B-” meansthat you must repeat the course for a highergrade. If you’re not doing well in a course, speak toyour instructor and seek academic adviseearly.School of Public Administration
MAINTAINING GRADES AND GPA ‘I’ Grade may be an option What is an ‘I’ Grade and how does itbenefit you? Sometimes withdrawing may be yourlast option to protect your GPA (norefund). Don’t just stop going to class No grade forgiveness at grad levelSchool of Public Administration
STUDENT STATUSFULL TIMEPART TIMEFall, Spring – 9 Credit HoursFall, Spring – 6 Credit HoursSummer - 6 Credit HoursSummer - 3 Credit HoursContinuous attendance - You must take one class in theadmit semester or your admission is revoked7 year completion rule for Degrees and CertificatesSchool of Public Administration
ATTENDANCE POLICYLeave of Absence, Maximum twosemesters, then dismissedMedical Leave of Absence Serious reason Proof required, doctor’s letter If approved, all classes dropped,refund possible.School of Public Administration
IMPORTANT FALL 2019 DATESGeneral Registration DeadlineSunday, August 25, 2019UCF employees and dependentsFriday, August 23, 2019Late Registration ( 100 fee after)Monday, August 26, 2019Drop/Swap & Drop for Full RefundThursday, August 29, 2019Add DeadlineFriday, August 30, 2019Tuition Payment Deadline ( 100 fee after)Friday, September 6, 2019Withdrawal Deadline (no tuition refund)Friday, November 1, 11.59 p.m.Classes endWednesday, December 4, 2019UCF CommencementFriday, December 13, 2019Saturday, December 14, 2019Note:School of Public Administration Hosts a Hooding and CommencementCeremony for all its Graduates in Spring Semester only. Students whoGraduate in Summer and Fall are welcome to attend.School of Public Administration
GRADUATIONStudents must file your “Intent To Graduate”found on your MyUCF, drop down menu, in thebeginning of your last semester.You must be enrolled in at least one class in thesemester you plan to graduate.School of Public Administration
UCF DOWNTOWNInternshipsExperiential LearningStudent AssociationsStudent Development
INTERNSHIPSPAD 6946 General elective. Students may take this for up to 3 credit hoursAcademic Requirement Maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and have successfully completed 6 credit hoursof graduate level PA courseworkRegistration and Placement The student has the responsibility to secure an internship. The ExperientialLearning Coordinator can help you to identify areas of interest and locate anappropriate position but it will ultimately be the student’s responsibility tocomplete the paperwork and secure a placement.Plan to begin your search the semester before your internship would begin.You must register through Handshake in order view available internshipopportunities.Email Dr. Daniel Seigler (Daniel.Seigler@ucf.edu ), to enroll in the InternshipOrientation Course, which is a pre-requisite for the PAD 6946 Internshipcourse. Once you complete the requirements, you will be assigned apermission number by the experiential learning coordinator. This number willallow you to self-enroll into the PAD 6946 Internship Course. Student mustensure that the class is confirmed on their schedule.For questions regarding internships or the Handshake platform please emailMirtha.Bailey@ucf.edu with your name, PID, and program of study.School of Public Administration
Service Learning Program OverviewService learning is a teaching method that is part of UCF’s initiative to provide a meansfor every student toenhance his or her academic program with experiential learning. Service learning withinthe School ofPublic Administration provides an opportunity for students to work with communitypartners bycollecting and compiling data and producing quality products that will be beneficial tononprofitorganizations. Students have been involved in the following projects: Volunteer program evaluation Strategic planning Grant proposals Nonprofit administration case study Nonprofit program evaluationService learning projects address community needs and require students to reflect ontheir activities to gainan appreciation for the relationship between civics and academics. The service learningprojects are usuallycompleted as a group assignment. Faculty will guide the process. Not all graduate courseswill offer thisteaching method.School of Public Administration
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONSUrban KnightsSchool of Public Administration
MAJOR STUDENT EVENTSEVENTPublic Administration Research Conference (PARC)TIMELINESpringPublic Service Career ShowcaseFallLegislative Scholars Application DueFallNonprofit Partnership ConferenceFallSchool’s Pre-Graduation CelebrationGrad FairSpringFall/SpringSchool of Public Administration
PROFESSIONAL EXPECTATIONSPRIDEPRESENTATIONSELF MANAGEMENTSchool of Public Administration
KNOW YOUR PROGRAM FACULTY Dr. Gregg Buckingham Public Administration in thePolicy Process Dr. Jeremy Hall Public Administrators in theGovernance Process Dr. Xi Huang Research Methods in PublicAdministration Dr. Qian Hu Advanced Concepts andApplications in PublicAdministration Dr. David Mitchell Public Budgeting Dr. Melvin Rogers Public Administration in PolicyProcess Human Resource Management Dr. Abdul-Akeem Sadiq Public OrganizationManagement Dr. Sarah Larson Dr. Tom Liou Public Financial Management MPA Program Director Foundations of EmergencyManagement and HomelandSecurity Dr. Staci Zavattaro Human Resource ManagementSchool of Public Administration
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Dr. Qian Hu Public Organization Management Dr. Sarah Larson Public Financial Management Dr. Tom Liou Advanced Concepts and Applications in Public Administration Dr. David Mitchell Public Budgeting Dr. Melvin Rogers Public Administration in Policy Process Human Re
Sharma, R.D.: Advanced Public Administration Rumki Basu: Public Administration-Concept and Theories Albert Lepawski: Administration Mohit Bhattacharya: Public Administration : Structure, Process and Behaviour PAPER II COMPARATIVE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Unit 1 : Comparative Public Administration : Concept, Nature, Scope,
Rumki Basu: Public Administration. 3. Hoihiar Sir and Pradeep Sachdeva, Administrative: Theory. 4. C.P. Bhambhari : Public Administration 5. M.P. Sharma and B.L. Sadna, Public Administration in Theory and Practice. SINGHANIA UNIVERSITY Detailed Syllabus of B A (Public Administration) (Effective from session 2016-17 onward) -----B. A. 1st, 2nd & 3rd Year (Public Administration) Page 53 BPAD 102 .
Chapter 6: Public Administration in the Age of Globalization and Liberalization BOOKS FOR REFERENCE A.Avarthi and S.R.Maheswari - Public Administration Mohit Bhattacharya - Public Administration A.R,Tyagi - Public Administration C.P. Bhambri - Public Administration Dr. Rumki Basu - Public Administration
Paper-103: Public Administration: Concepts and Ideas UNIT – 1: Evolution, Meaning, Nature and Scope of Public Administration, Public and Private Administration, Approaches to Public Administration UNIT –2: New Public Administration, New Public Management (NPM), Public Private . Maheshwari
Public Administration: Concepts and Theories by Rumki Basu 18. Public Administration by Avasthi and Maheshwari 19. Public Administration: A New Paradigm by Ali Ashraf and S.N. Mishra 20. Public Administration in India by Padma Ramachandran 21. Fifty Years of Indian Administration: Retrospect and Prospects by T.N. Chaturvedi 22. Case Studies in Administrative Environment and Decision Making by .
Democracy, Public Administration, and Public Values. The interplay and challenges of democracy, public administration, and public values must be addressed in this era of public distrust, political polarization, and populism . To improve and strengthen the links between democratic institutions and public administration, the field needs to develop a
About the Department of Public Administration The FIU Department of Public Administration provides students with a professional education in public sector and nonprofit management, offering a Bachelor of Public Administration, a NASPAA accredited Master of Public Administration, Executive M.P.A. and a Ph.D. in Public Affairs.
Rumki Basu, Public Administration: Concepts and Theories, Sterling Publishers, New Delhi, 2009. 20. S.P. Naidu, Public Administration: Concepts and Theories, New Age International, New Delhi, 2015. 21. Abdul Quayum, Nazmo Nasq-e-Amma, Nisab Publishers, Hyderabad 2018. CBCS BA Public Administration 2020 MANUU, Department of Public Administration 4 Course Code Course Title Semester BAPA201CCT .
