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The MPA and MPP Degrees. Professional Public Service. Distinguished MPA/MPP Alumni. Kavita Ramdas CEO Global fund for Women. Dr. Cheryl Dorsey Social entrepreneur. Andrew Natsios US Special Envoy for Darfur. Admiral Thad Allen U.S. Coast Guard. Ban Ki-moon UN Secretary General. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The MPA and MPP Degrees

The MPA and MPP Degrees

Professional Public Service

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Distinguished MPA/MPP Alumni

Andrew Natsios

US Special Envoy for Darfur

Ban Ki-moon

UN Secretary General

Ellen Sirleaf

President Liberia

Dr. Cheryl Dorsey

Social entrepreneur

Admiral Thad Allen

U.S. Coast Guard

Kavita Ramdas

CEO Global fund for Women

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Distinguished MPA/MPP Alumni

Kathleen Sebelius

Governor of Kansas

Marie Johns

Former CEO Verizon

Bill O’Reilly

Talk show host

Donald Tsang

Chief Executive Hong Kong

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“The future is not fixed, it’s fluid…it’s waiting for you to hammer it into shape. That’s what this degree of yours is, a blunt instrument. So go forth and build something with it. You are the generation.” --Bono

U-Penn Commencement Speech 2006

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The Importance of a Graduate Degree

• “A graduate degree is quickly becoming the entry-level degree in a number of fields.”

• “Graduate education is a key component in creating the highly-skilled workforce necessary to remain competitive in the knowledge-based global economy.”--Council of Graduate Schools

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What is an MPA Degree?• The Master of Public Administration (MPA)

degree is the professional degree for people who want a public service career in management.

• This degree helps to develop the skills and techniques used by leaders and managers to:

– Implement policies, projects, and programs– Resolve important societal problems– Solve myriad public sector challenges

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What is an MPP Degree?• The Master of Public Policy (MPP)

degree emphasizes analyzing and evaluating information to solve policy problems.

• MPP graduates work with quantitative and qualitative information and data to develop, assess, and evaluate alternative approaches to current and emerging public sector issues.

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Related and Specialized Degrees

• International Development• Urban Planning• Public Affairs• MPS- Master of Public Service • MHA- Master of Health Administration • MPM- Master of Public Management • PhD- Doctor of Philosophy

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Concentrations/Specializations• Environment• Budgeting/Finance• Nonprofit Management/

City Management• International Affairs

• National Security• Health

Administration/Policy• Education• Economic Development

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What Will I Study? What Will I Learn?• Management• Budget Analysis • Communication • Policy Analysis • Ethics• Analytical Skills• Economics • Leadership

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Student ProfilesFull Time vs. Part Time

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What Types of Jobs do MPA and MPP Graduates Have?

• Public Sector– Government (Federal, State, Local)

• Nonprofits – Executive Director, Senior Staff

• Academia– Professor, Researcher

• International– NGO, UN, EU

• Education and Health– Administrator, Emergency Manager

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Salary Levels for Graduates with a Master’s Degree

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Case Study: Average salaries for MPA’s who graduated from Baruch

College (2003)

As the two pie charts show, MPA graduates earn higher salaries—over half earn $50,000 or more—as opposed to non-MPA’s, less than a

fourth of whom earn the same amount. 

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MPA/MPP Schools in the USA

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Accreditation NASPAA

accreditation is a voluntary and rigorous peer review process that connects the public service profession to quality standards in graduate public service degrees.

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Recent Alumni• Ulivi Ismayil MPP

– Working in the International Sector as a Project Management Specialist

– University of Minnesota

• Soo Chun MPP– Working as a manager

for MAXIMUS Consulting

– University of Chicago

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Recent Alumni• Steve Grove MPP

– Political News Editor at YouTube

– Harvard University

• Jennet Arcara MPP, MPH– Working in the Nonprofit

Sector with the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative

– Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs

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Recent Alumni• Gregory K. Gaines MPP

– Working as a Budget Policy Analyst for Arlington Public Schools

– George Washington University

• Mary Sassi MPA– Executive Director of

Strategic Operations, Sarasota County Government, Florida

– Arizona State University

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Recent Alumni• June Hues MPA

– Budget and Program Analyst, Department of the Interior

– Boise State University

• Crispin Delgado MPP– Management Analyst

for San Mateo County Health Department

– UC Berkeley

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Helpful Websites• Finding your Graduate School

– www.naspaa.org

• International Students– www.globalmpa.net

• Public Service Jobs & Internships– www.publicservicecareers.org

• Facebook Group for MPA/MPP Students– www.facebook.com

(Search keyword: MPA/MPP)

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