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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:

  • Still Need an Elective?

  • Statistics & Economics Waiver Exams

  • Presidential Management Fellowship

  • Center for International Services

  • What is Answers?

 

Still Need an Elective?

Still need an elective to add to your fall schedule? Consider one of these:

  • PAI 600: Intro to Sustainability Trends (Prof. Golden)

    • Understand the science, policies, organizational strategies and application of sustainability in the real-world.

  • PAI 730: Government Revenue Analysis (Prof. Hou)

    • Provides a macro and holistic view on the revenue side of public finance.

  • PAI 732: Collaborative & Participatory Governance (Prof. Herrold)

    • Evaluates the promises, pitfalls, and paradoxes of collaborative and participatory governance through the lens of foreign aid.

  • PAI 781: Social Welfare Policy (Prof. Heflin)

    • Provide an overview of U.S. social welfare policy, with some exposure to social welfare policy approaches in other countries.

  • PAI 783: American Health Care System (Prof. Li)

    • Examines the organization, financing, and delivery of health care in the US.

  • PAI 785: Policy Design Implementation (Prof. Barton)

    • Equip you to design, implement, analyze and recommend policies that create change in the world.

 

Find the syllabi for all of these on the Answers Page here.

 

Statistics & Economics Waiver Exams

The PAIA department offers the opportunity for students to test out of the Statistics & Economics core requirement by taking waiver exams. These are held once a year prior to the beginning of the fall semester. These will be held in Eggers Hall Room 209 from 9AM-12PM on August 19th (Statistics) & August 20th (Economics).

Any student interested in taking these exams can use the sign-up link below:

Waiver Sign-Up 

In the event that you pass the waiver exam, you must fulfill those credits by taking an extra 3-credit elective course. These credits are not waived completely, they are only waived from taking the statistics or economics course.

If you are taking a waiver exam, it is very important that you plan to register for PAI 721 or PAI 723 just in case you do not pass the exam. If you do not register for the course when registration opens and you do not pass the exam, you risk losing your seat in the course. 

Resources to prepare for the waiver exams can be found on the answers page here.

 

Presidential Management Fellowship

The Palmer Career Center is offering Presidential Management Fellowship workshop for Maxwell Graduate Students. The PMF program is the Federal Government’s premier leadership development program for advanced degree holders across all academic disciplines.

August 28th, 2024

12:00PM

060 Eggers Hall

The PMF Application opens on September 4th, 2024 at 12:00PM and closes on September 18th, 2024 at 11:59PM

Poster on the LinkTree Here.

 

Center for International Services

If you are an international student, please visit the Center for International Services on-campus for a variety of resources.

There is an advisor on-call from 11:00AM – 3:00PM Monday – Friday to answer any questions you may have. You can attend in-person, by phone or by email. The Center’s contact information can be found below:

310 Walnut Pl. Syracuse, NY 13244

Phone: 315.443.2457

Email: international@syr.edu

Questions about Visa’s, CPT, OPT, social security numbers, etc.?, Click the button below to access presentations on many different topics.

Presentations 

 

What is Answers?

Answers is a platform that Syracuse University uses as a student resource to find (you guessed it)…answers!

The PAIA department has it’s own link to a hub of information that is available for students to reference for a variety of topics.

You can find the link to our answers page below:

Answers 

The main page links to many different sub-pages with information about the handbook, syllabi, planning sheets, PAIA academic calendar, archived student newsletters and much, much more!

For questions on how to navigate Answers, please contact Makayla Newvine.