CPSUA Annual Distinguished Lecture Series
Mayor Karl Dean speaks on Urban Education at TSU's Avon Williams Campus
Friday Feb. 26, 10:30am - 12:00pm
Free and Open to the Public; Free Parking Available; Announcement; MapGRADUATE PROGRAMS
- Ph.D. in Public Administration- Rigorous, research-based degree that prepares students for faculty positions and leadership roles in public and nonprofit organizations. Financial support in the form of the Griffith Scholarship may be available to qualified students.
- Master in Public Administration- The MPA is the key professional degree for individuals working in fast-growing public and nonprofit sectors. Course delivery, which includes night, weekend, and online classes, is geared towards the working student.
- Master of Professional Studies (Online)- MPS is a Tennessee Board of Regents Online Masters in Professional Studies degree program taught by professors from six TBR institutions. Students may choose from three concentrations: Strategic Leadership, Human Resource Management, and Training and Development.
- Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies- Interdisciplinary major prepares students for community oriented professions and active engagement in public service.
- Undergraduate Minor in Non-Profit Management- Ideal for students with a commitment to the community and the desire to apply knowledge gained in their major to future employment in the nonprofit sector. Students will also gain valuable service learning experience.
- Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management- Certificate prepares students to succeed in the rapidly growing nonprofit sector. Students have the opportunity to pursue American Humanics (AH) certification as they complete the coursework.
- Graduate Certificate in Health Administration and Planning- Certificate consists of five 3-hour courses. Certificate recipients have skills which are in high demand in expanding healthcare policy and service delivery arenas.
- Spring 2010 Course Schedule
- Summer 2010 Course Schedule
- Fall 2010 Course Schedule
- Graduate Program Application
- Undergraduate Program Application (Online system)
- Required Book List - This is a required book list for all students taking courses in the College of Public Service & Urban Affairs. Listed are the titles and prices of all required texts.
For a complete list of important forms, please visit the Graduate School forms page
or contact Dr. Rodney Stanley, Department Head, Public Administration, 615-963-7241, or via email to rstanley1@tnstate.edu
Dean Bruce Rogers, College of Public Service and Urban Affairs, 615-963-7201
Tennessee State University
or contact Dr. Rodney Stanley, Department Head, Public Administration, 615-963-7241, or via email to rstanley1@tnstate.edu
Dean Bruce Rogers, College of Public Service and Urban Affairs, 615-963-7201
Tennessee State University
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