ECU Master of Public Administration (MPA)

Dr. Jason Pudlo was recently interviewed by Amarachi Uche at WITN about donation management to western North Carolina. Hurricane Helene caused significant and devastating impacts in the region, and managing the influx of donations and resources to that area can be a challenge. (Read the story here: https://bit.ly/4gNTzvF) If you are interested in helping with recovery in Western North Carolina (or the many other areas in the southeast region also impacted by the storm), please "give don't go," remember "cash is king," and to remember these communities in the months and years as they continue to recover and rebuild.

Looking to advance your public or nonprofit sector career? The Executive Master of Public Administration Program at East Carolina University is currently accepting applications for the Fall 2024 cohort that begins in August. Apply to reserve your spot today! Contact Dr. Casey Fleming, MPA Director ([email protected]), for more information.

Looking to advance your public or nonprofit sector career? The Executive Master of Public Administration Program at East Carolina University is currently accepting applications for the Fall 2024 cohort that begins in August. Apply to reserve your spot today! Contact Dr. Casey Fleming, MPA Director ([email protected]), for more information.

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The MPA Advisory Board recently met: New members joined the board - Michael Cowin, Paula Loftin, Brad Hufford, Sandy Shirtz, Jason Sugg, and Janis Gallagher; Program Director Dr. Fleming provided updates for the program; A recent MPA graduate Mehak Rathore presented her capstone research on Greenville downtown business development strategies to the board.

Congratulations to our traditional MPA and executive MPA students and graduates on the successful presentations of their capstone projects to the MPA committee! They have a lot to celebrate during this exciting time of the year!! GO PIRATES!!!

Flashback: The ECU MPA advisory board meeting in 2019, during the pre-COVID era.

Some faculty members were just as curious as students and joined the solar eclipse viewing party on the campus!

Today is Pirate Nation Gives, ECU’s annual spring fundraising campaign. As you know, many students struggle to make ends meet while completing their degrees. Scholarships can have a profound impact on their chances for success and well-being, as they may allow them to work fewer hours, focus more on class work, and experience less stress. Please consider giving to the Political Science scholarship fund:?https://bit.ly/3TKqVlF You can also help support the Department and our students’ opportunities by giving to the Political Science Priority Fund, which can be used to support travel to conferences and other activities our faculty and students engage in:?https://bit.ly/49jgJVT The minimum donation is $5, and every dollar helps! We appreciate your support of the Department of Political Science!