Course Syllabi - PMAP - Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

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Course Syllabi – PMAP

Interested in taking a Public Management and Policy course, but not sure what to expect? Check out the course syllabi to see what topics are covered and the potential workload for each class.

**Note that the syllabus will change from semester to semester, even if the same instructor is teaching the course. This page is to give you a resource for what you could expect to learn in the course. This page is updated each fall and spring semester.

PMAP Syllabi

Title Publish Date

PMAP 9225 Doctoral Seminar on Urban Development

Download 304.99 KB 57 downloads

PMAP 9141 Advanced Topics in Program Evaluation

Download 178.44 KB 96 downloads

PMAP 8371 Race and Public Policy

Download 523.68 KB 93 downloads

PMAP 4941 Internship: Social Entrepreneurship

Download 26.50 KB 48 downloads

PMAP 3311 Critical Policy Issues

Download 6.68 MB 72 downloads

PMAP 3100 Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship

Download 4.95 MB 92 downloads

PMAP 2000 Citizenship in the Local Community

Download 173.58 KB 46 downloads

PMAP 8151 Leadership and Organizational Behavior

Download 143.93 KB 207 downloads

PMAP 8361 Housing Markets and Housing Policy

Download 35.16 KB 184 downloads

PMAP 9151 Scope and Theory of Public Policy

Download 71.18 KB 438 downloads

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Engaged Research Competition (ERC)Application Deadline: Sept. 30, 2022, at 5:15 p.m. ET

The Georgia Policy Labs in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies invites proposals for its inaugural Engaged Research Competition, which will award up to $35,000 to support engaged research with public or nonprofit partners. The competition is open to all tenure-track assistant professors at Georgia State University. Funds can be used for course releases, summer salary and more from January–June 2023.

These funds are intended to remove the structural barriers from conducting engaged research (e.g., the longer time to publication when answering questions of practice, complications setting up data sharing agreements, and time spent building trust with a partner).

Applicants must apply through Georgia State’s Internal Grants portal. Applications must be submitted by Sept. 30, 2022, at 5:15 p.m. ET. Applications will be reviewed by a committee, with award decisions expected by the end of October.

Visit the Competition Website for More Information

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