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PAIA Weekly

Weekly student newsletter to stay up-to-date on what’s happening in the PAIA department.

Included in Today’s Newsletter:

  • Curriculum Fair

  • PAIA/YALI Networking Event

  • Fall Registration

  • Drop-In Advising Hours

  • MPA Program Office Hours

Curriculum Fair

TOMORROW!

The Curriculum Fair is an opportunity to learn more about Areas of Study in the MPA program. It is also an opportunity to meet PAIA faculty associated with different Areas. At the event, Prof. Saba Siddiki will provide a presentation on Areas of Study after which you can meet with different faculty members to learn more about the foci and coursework associated with different Area of Study options.

The following faculty members will be available to meet with you regarding the different MPA Program Areas of Study listed below:

Data Analytics for Public Policy: Leonard Lopoo and Saba Siddiki

Social Inequality and Policy: Leonard Lopoo

Public and Nonprofit Management: Saba Siddiki

Environmental Policy and Administration: David Popp

Government Financial Analysis and Management: Yilin Hou

International Development and Administration: John McPeak

National and International Security Policy: Renee de Nevers

July 16th

1:30PM-3:30PM

SLR, 220 Eggers Hall (Across the hall from the PAIA Office)

 

PAIA/YALI Networking Event

Join us for an exciting networking opportunity that brings together the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) and PAIA graduate students. This lunch aims to foster connections, exchange knowledge, and create synergies between the next generation of African leaders and aspiring public administration and international affairs professionals. Pizza will be provided. 

Tuesday, July 23rd

12:30PM-1:30PM

SLR, 220 Eggers Hall

RSVP Here 

 

Fall 2024 Course Registration

Fall Course Registration opens for new graduate students on August 1st at 10am!

  • What to know:

    • Make sure there are no holds on your account. If you have holds, those must be resolved with the respective department. We can’t remove any holds for you!

    • Have all courses ready in your shopping cart so you can click enroll when the clock strikes 10am.

    • If a course is full, do not use the MySlice waitlist. Fill out our department waitlist in our LinkTree here or email Makayla Newvine for the link.

      • The waitlist is a first come first serve basis after 10am. You will not be considered if you fill out the survey before registration opens.

 

Drop-In Advising Hours

Emily Alber Chase will be holding drop-in advising office hours on July 30th & July 31st from 1PM-3PM.

This time is used for any students to drop-in with quick advising questions about your fall term schedule. To ensure everyone can have a chance to meet and ask their questions, please keep your time under 10 minutes.

 

MPA Program Office Hours

Prof. Saba Siddiki will hold an MPA Program Office Hours session on Friday, August 2nd from 12:00-1:00pm in the Center for Policy Research Collaboratory (426 Eggers Hall).

Office Hours sessions are informal sessions, in which students can drop in to discuss coursework, professional development, or anything else about their experience in the program that they would like to share.

While Office Hours sessions are held once per month, Prof. Siddiki is also available to meet with students outside of these scheduled sessions by appointment.