Dr. Stephanie Witt is Chair of the Department of Public Policy and Administration. Dr. Witt is Director of the Public Policy Center, and the Social Science Research Center at Boise State University. She is also Director of the MPA Internship Program and a Professor in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program.

Stephanie Witt began her career at Boise State in 1989 as a political science professor, after receiving her doctorate from Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. She chaired the Political Science Department for six years, has served as Interim Associate Dean for the College of Social Sciences and Public Affairs, and was Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs for nearly six years.

The following Syllabi and Vitae documents are in PDF format.

Fall 2009

PUBADM 600-001: Assessment (Hybrid) (Syllabus)

Welcome to the Public Policy Center – SPOTLIGHT ON POLICY - Podcast Series on iTunes U
The latest episode, focusing on our series of podcasts on Health Care Reform, featuring Dean Jim Girvan and Dr. Sarah Toevs, Director of the Center for the Study of Aging , has been uploaded to the Boise State iTunes site.
 
Next up: Girvan on HEALTH CARE DELIVERY REFORM VERSUS HEALTH CARE INSURANCE REFORM. After that, an episode on Canada's health care system with Dr. Ross Burkhart.

To access, simply double click the highlighted episode and you will be prompted for a free download to iTunes if you do not already have it.

More on iTunesU

Public Policy and Administration's PUBADM 600:Capstone with Dr. Witt
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PUBADM 600 - Contracting in Government
Features interviews about contracting in government and between governmental units and their nonprofit and corporate service delivery partners.

Pearson interview  Time: 18:02
Watson interview  Time: 15:58

PUBADM 600 - Performance Measurement
Features interviews about measuring performance at the agency or organizational level.

Bill Jarocki interview  Time: 23:31

Stephanie Witt Vitae (PDF document)

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