Our Master of Science in Public Service Management program was accredited in 2009.
Mission: The MS in Public Service Management degree educates students to work in public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Through our cross-sectoral approach to learning, research, and service our students learn to connect domestic and global issues, alleviate poverty, and build responsive and responsible service organizations. We promote compassion for marginalized communities , ethical leadership and service to all people with integrity, accountability, justice, professionalism, sensitivity, and transparency.
Degree Chair: Raphael Ogom, PhD
Faculty Committee 2020-2021:
- Raphael Ogom
- Euan Hague
- Hugh Bartling
- Michael Diamond
- Ramya Ramanath
Graduation Rates for 2015-2016 School of Public Service Cohort by Program
Public Service Management — On Campus
Number of students initially enrolled: 23
- 2 years — 39%
- 3 years — 52%
- 4 years — 61%
Graduation Rates for 2015-2016 School of Public Service Cohort by Program
Public Service Management — Online
Number of students initially enrolled: 11
- 2 years — 36%
- 3 years — 45%
- 4 years — 73%
Employment of 2019-2020 SPS Graduates by program and sector
Public Service Management (Total Number of Graduates — 13)
- Nonprofit, domestic oriented — 7
- National or central government — 0
- Private sector — 2
- City, County or local government — 0
- State, provincial or regional government -- 1
- Nonprofit/NGOs, nationally oriented -- 1
- Unemployed, seeking employment -- 1
- Unknown — 1
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