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American Society for Public Administration
National Capital Area Chapter |
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National
Capital Area Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration
The
American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) is committed to the
advancement of excellence in public service.
The Society seeks to achieve that by: the advancement of the science,
art, and processes of public administration, the
development and exchange of public administration literature and information,
and advocacy on behalf of public service
and high ethical standards in government.
With 10,000 members, ASPA represents a broad array of professional interests
and disciplines from all levels of
government, the nonprofit and private sectors, and the academic
community, both in the United States and abroad.
(Click
for the current NCAC Overview Brochure)
Welcome to American
Society for Public Administration (ASPA)’s National Capital
Area Chapter (NCAC)! Without a doubt, NCAC has enjoyed
tremendous success in promoting ASPA’s mission throughout the
DC Metro area. Our membership boasts of over 300
registered members and we have worked to ensure that we weave an
intricate network of professionals and students in both the
public and private sectors who are currently working or aspire
to learn more about serving the public throughout DC and
nationwide. Our chapter hosts several events to encourage
networking, lecture-series, and outreach throughout the
nation’s universities and community.
I plan to enhance current outreach efforts by organizing the
chapter’s internal structures – restructuring the roles and
responsibilities of Board members, and establishing a formal
volunteer recruitment system. Through these initiatives, I hope
to maximize your experience with NCAC and continue to promote
the chapter’s commitment to excellence in the public
administration.
I am very excited
about this year and hope that you will continue to support NCAC!
Maile
Aurthur,
President
Wanted:
A Team on the Contributions of Public Administration and the Civil
Service
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A few ASPA
members in the Washington, DC, area have initiated a project to
develop an exhibit on the “Contributions of Public
Administration and the Civil Service” and a plan for a Civil
Service Museum. The work plan / budget includes visits to
relevant exhibits and museums in the
Washington
,
DC
, metropolitan area. ASPA would like to add members to its
small work team. If you are interested please contact Dr.
Ray Oman, Professor of Public Administration,
Strayer
University, at 301 229-7192 or email
or Patricia Yearwood, ASPA Senior Director for Membership
Development, via email. |
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