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Lectures by
Bonnie Stabile
Degrees of Efficiency: How Masters Programs in Public Policy and Public Administration Prepare Students to Enhance Government Efficiency Efforts
Efforts to improve government performance and enhance
government efficiency have taken various forms in recent administrations,
including the Clinton era Government Performance and Results Act, and the
President's Management Agenda of the Bush administration. Facing a 1.3
trillion dollar deficit, President Obama pledged in his inaugural address
that those who manage the public's dollars will be held to account
to spend wisely, reform bad habits and do our business in the light of
day. Asserting that the question of the day is not whether our
government is too big or too small, but whether it works he promised
that where government fails to meet its objectives, programs will end. Those who manage the public's dollars and do the daily business of government are often graduates of schools of public affairs and public
administration. This talk will focus on the question of just how graduate
programs leading to MPA and MPP degrees are preparing students to take on
the considerable challenge of making government work effectively and
efficiently, both for the purpose of satisfying the bottom line, and to restore
the vital trust between a people and their government.
minimum lecture time: 20
A/V requirements: LCD/S;
Bonnie Stabile
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The
host organization is required to
provide A/V requirements as specified.
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| $/Piano
= Fee for Accompanist & Piano |
| FC =
Flip Chart |
| LCD/S
= LCD Projector & Screen (Speaker provides own laptop) |
| OP/S
= Overhead Projector & Screen |
| PC/LCD/S
= Laptop (with PowerPoint), LCD Projector & Screen |
| S =
Screen (Speaker provides own equipment) |
| SP/S
= Slide Projector & Screen |
| TR =
Tape Recorder |
| TV/VCR
= TV & VCR |
| WB/Markers
= White Board & Markers |
| WEB
= Internet Access |
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