Established in 1982, the Hauptmann School for Public Affairs is named for the late Park University Professor Emeritus, Dr. Jerzy Hauptmann. Visit the School's web site at http://www.park.edu/hspa.
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- Location:
- Kansas City, MO, 64105
- Phone:
- (816) 559-5616
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Center for Leadership Director Kay BarnesCreated about 4 months ago
Park University Graduate Education Week Open HouseCreated about 4 months ago
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Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs HSPA alumnus Steve Beamer, a major in the North Kansas City Police Department, recently unveiled plans for a Second Saturdays art market for his city. Another HSPA alumnus, Jeff Samborski, the city's economic development director, has collaborated with Beamer on the project.
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Steve Beamer couldn’t help taking a little detour while learning about the light-rail system in Portland, Ore., earlier this year. At one of the stops, there was Portland’s Saturday Market, an open-air art marketplace that attracts a large crowd and creates a lot of buzz.
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs Dr. José Luis Valdés-Ugalde of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México has accepted Park University's invitation to deliver the 2010 Dr. Jerzy Hauptmann Distinguished Guest Lecture. Dr. Valdes has written extensively on the cultural aspects of U.S. foreign policy toward its southern neighbors as well as the intern...ational and regional implications of 9/11. The lecture will take place next April.
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Ex Director (2001-2009) e Investigador Titular “B” de tiempo completo, definitivo del CISAN de la UNAM , PRIDE "D". Politólogo e internacionalista. Cuenta con una Licenciatura en Ciencias Políticas ...
See MorePark University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs Today's issue of Imprint Express includes a story about HSPA student Alexey Dorofeev who presented a paper on public-private partnerships at a conference in Saudi Arabia earlier this month.
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IN THIS ISSUE:• Christopher has article published in port technology journal• Kerkman presents poster on Park's electronic IRB system• M.P.A. student presents paper at conference in Saudi Arabia• Bergrud serves as presenter in two national webinars• Zeng completes MERLOT program• Faculty, M.C.L. ...
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs The Chicago Council on Global Affairs on Monday launched a new Web site, globalmidwest.org, and blog, The Midwesterner, to connect individuals in the Midwest who are developing regional responses to today’s global challenges.
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of The Chicago Council on Global Affairs is a regional effort to promote interstate dialogue and to serve as a resource for those interested in the Midwest's ability to navigate today's global landscape.
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs Kansas City Star development columnist Kevin Collison wrote about Park University's recent Public-Private Partnerships Symposium in today's edition. He quoted HSPA distinguished professor Kay Barnes, former mayor of Kansas City, Mo.
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A native son returned to Kansas City last week to tout the redevelopment thats transformed downtown Omaha, Neb., giving much of the credit to an assertive philanthropic culture there. While metro ...
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs An HSPA contingent will attend today's Park University Symposium on Public-Private Partnerships.
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Former Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri and Founding Director, Center for Leadership, Hauptmann School for Public Affairs Park University William Dietrich President and CEO Downtown Council of Kansas City, Missouri Dr. ...
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs Today's issue of Imprint Express includes an article on Kay Barnes, distinguished professor of public leadership and founding director of Park University's Center for Leadership, who was invited to speak to more than 50 members of the Jacksonville (Fla.) Regional Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 7.
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IN THIS ISSUE:• President schedules town hall meetings for students, faculty, staff• O'Neill to speak to Park students as part of entrepreneurship week• Ogbuehi co-authors article for international business ...
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Twana Hall-Scott discusses Kansas City’s Green Impact Zone
November 18, 2009
11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Hollywood Room of the Hereford House Restaurant
100 East 20th Street
Kansas City, MO 64108
Register online!
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Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs The Hauptmann School for Public Affairs is a One KC Voice partner. Please consider attending one of these events to review actions your community is taking to reduce the impact of natural hazards.
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Residents of Cass, Clay, eastern Jackson, Platte and Ray counties in Missouri and some participating cities, school districts and fire protection districts in those counties will have a chance to review actions their communities are taking to reduce the impact of natural hazards.
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Neighborhoods & the Foreclosure Crisis: Finding the Way Out
Panelists include Elma Warrick (MPA 1992)
11/11/09, 6:30 p.m.; 6 p.m. reception
Kansas City Public Library Plaza branch, 4801 Main, in the Truman Forum auditorium
RSVP: jenwilding@consensuskc.org or 816.531.4507
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Consensus gives citizens a voice in public policy decisions that affect their lives. We do this by providing a neutral space, solid information and processes that lead groups to find common ground for action.
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"Addressing the Accelerating and Urgent Issues of Homelessness in Greater KC"
October 28, 2009
11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Hollywood Room of the Hereford House Restaurant
100 East 20th Street
Kansas City, MO 64108
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Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs On. Oct. 7, HSPA Distinguished Professor Kay Barnes spoke to more than 50 members of the Jacksonville, Fla., Regional Chamber of Commerce on its annual Leadership Trip. The group, which visited Kansas City, included business executives and owners, public sector directors and professionals, elected leaders and representatives from a wide range of non-profit entities.
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs Great meeting with Harmony Board members yesterday!
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Increasing diversity in America creates challenges and opportunities. Harmony is a resource for dealing effectively with both.
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In today's issue: On Sept. 23, 14 students in Park University's Master of Public Affairs program took part in the Adult White House Decision Center at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum in Independence, Mo. http://news.park.edu/pub/news_001398.sht
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IN THIS ISSUE:• Faculty, staff urged to donate to Park First campaign• University hosting Symposium on Public-Private Partnerships Nov. 4• Youngblood receives grants to continue Ugandan peace journalism ...
Park University Hauptmann School for Public Affairs The American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) Foundation has issued a call for papers for its Outstanding Student Writing Competition. We hope that some HSPA students will participate.
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The ASIS International Student Writing Competition rewards students who conduct research, engage in thoughtful deliberation, and write an academic paper between 3,000 and 6,000 words on an issue relevant to the security and assets protection profession.
