John Glenn College of Public Affairs / The Ohio State University

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Web Name: John Glenn College of Public Affairs / The Ohio State University

WebSite: http://glenn.osu.edu

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The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is the place to launch a lifetime of making positive change in the world. Whether you see yourself tackling homelessness in your community, taming the growing national debt, or creating educational opportunities for impoverished women around the globe, the Glenn College’s undergraduate and graduate degree programs will prepare you with the skills, knowledge and experiences to get things done.What separates students at the Glenn College from everyone else? Our graduates have the tools to make their passion their life’s work. We’ll teach you how to turn your passion into policy. The Glenn College experience helps you make a change in the issues that matter to you. The Glenn College is committed to inspiring and developing leaders of a new generation of public and nonprofit professionals who can take on complex issues and improve civic life. To achieve this, the Glenn College offers two undergraduate degrees, the Bachelor of Arts in Public Management, Leadership, and Policy and the Bachelor of Science in Public Policy Analysis.The Glenn College also offers a combined degree program that allows students to complete a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree, and also earn a Master of Public Administration degree within five years. Pursue your advanced degree with one of these Glenn College graduate programs:A traditional, two-year full-time residential Master of Public Administration (MPA). An MPA-DC track that is designed to train Glenn College students for future careers in Washington. An "in-career" Master of Arts in Public Policy and Management (Incareer-MA) that is designed for working professionals. An online Master of Public Administration and Leadership (MPAL) degree. Ten dual/joint degree partnerships across campus. A full-time, cohort-based doctoral program. The Glenn College graduate certificate programs develop and highlight your skills in a specific area of expertise. We offer two certificates that can stand alone or be added on to a graduate degree program.Certificate in Criminal Justice Administration Certificate in Public Management If you are a working professional looking to develop and enhance management and leadership skills the Glenn College’s Certificate in Public & Nonprofit Leadership will provide you the knowledge to excel in your career. The Certificate in Public & Nonprofit Leadership – Veterans program was developed in collaboration with the National Veterans Memorial and Museum and focuses on providing leadership education to those who have recently left the military, those about to leave the military or individuals who work with veterans. Staying ahead in today’s workplace takes continuous learning. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs provides Management Advancement for the Public Service (MAPS) training programs to meet the unique needs of public sector and nonprofit professionals at all career levels. Seminars include a wide array of practical topics, interactive learning and dynamic, nationally recognized instructors committed to enhancing the quality of public service. The Public Safety Leadership Academy is offered by the John Glenn College of Public Affairs in partnership with the Ohio Department of Public Safety. Students are law enforcement leaders from across the state. The Ohio Association of Election Officials partnering with the Glenn College offers registered election officials certification programs.A passion for Hispanic communities and a job connecting ambitions to success at the U.S. Small Business Administration.A passion for serving underrepresented populations, a prestigious fellowship with impact on a national level.A passion for change in the way government operates leads to a career in the private sector. The Glenn College is ranked best in Ohio — a full 45 spots above the next highest ranked Ohio program — and 13th nationally among the 290 public affairs schools in the 2020 U.S. News World Report Best Graduate School Rankings. No other public affairs program in Ohio is ranked in the top 50 schools. 94% of our undergraduates are employed or are in graduate/professional school within six months of graduation. 100% of Glenn College MPA, In-Career MA and Dual degree graduates are employed or are in graduate school within six months of graduation. Top 10% Three of the Glenn College’s graduate specialties have been placed among the ranks of the nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report. Public Management and Leadership is ranked 10th best, Nonprofit Management is ranked at No. 12 and Public Policy Analysis is No. 25. Anna "Annie" Glenn Annie Glenn was the wife and lifelong companion of Senator John Glenn. In midlife, she conquered her speech impediment and found her voice as an advocate for others who struggled as she did. She died on Tuesday, May 19 in St. Paul, Minn. She was 100. Her kindness, empathy and generosity will be missed at the Glenn College. Read More The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is pleased to announce that Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, PhD, has been selected to receive the Glenn College's 2020Excellence in Public Service Award. This award is given to a national leader for their commitment to citizenship and public leadership. Hayden is the 14th Librarian of Congress, and the first woman and African American to lead the national library. She was the first professional librarian appointed to the position in more than 60 years. Learn more Joshua Hawley, a professor in the John Glenn College of Public Affairs and associate director of the Center for Human Resource Research, was awarded a Fulbright ASEAN Research Program Award. He will examine labor market data systems and their use by the education systems in Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam and will lay the groundwork for a new model of how data can be used in educational planning. Learn more The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is launching "Policy Brief," a new podcast and video series exploring current public policy issues. Hosted by Glenn College Dean Trevor Brown, “Policy Brief” is a series of informed conversations with policymakers, influencers and public sector professionals. Each episode will post in video and podcast format. Learn moreThe bold thinkers. The problem solvers. The dreamers. They can’t transform the world alone. Through Time and Change, you can become a champion for Ohio State’s students, faculty, staff and community partners. You can invest in their extraordinary potential to improve lives and communities in ways we haven’t yet imagined. Click here to learn how. Marketing Have a marketing or communication request? Click here. Gabe Jackson wants to give back. Give back to the programs that helped his family in their time of need and give back to the communities that need those services. He has witnessed how nonprofit and government agencies can turn around a desperate situation and change lives. As a Public Affairs major at the Glenn College, Gabe will learn the skills he is looking for to engage with people in need and connect them with agencies that can provide help. Everyone has a passion. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make it their life’s work. Learn More Like Senator John Glenn, Julia Dennen discovered her life's passion in a high school classroom. During a social science class on genocide, she realized her life's work was to ensure the protection of universal civil rights. Julia's determination and commitment to public service brought her to the John Glenn College of Public Affairs where the faculty and staff are dedicated to providing her with the skills and knowledge to pursue her goal. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More How could it happen that something that was supposed to help a person get well become harmful to them? This was the question Natalie Hagy asked herself after her grandfather experienced health complications from medication errors. Her grandfather’s experience has lead Natalie to pursue a double major in pharmaceutical science and public affairs. These degrees work together to open up career options where Natalie can help improve medication adherence and increase patient accessibility to better therapies. Everyone has a cause in which they believe. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who believe in it enough to make it their life’s work. Learn More Despite being fully eligible to attend college, once Anastasia Martinez started classes at Ohio State she realized she was not prepared. While talking with fellow students that first semester, Martinez became aware of just how few college preparatory resources her Toledo high school had. Martinez wants to close the gap between college eligibility and college readiness and to be the advocate for students who are trying to succeed. Everyone has a cause they believe in. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who believe in it enough to make it their life’s work. Learn More Born in the United States to a Guinean family, Mawa Konate has seen how in both the U.S. and Guinea, hunger can be the biggest obstacle hindering a child’s education. She also has seen the relationship between available food at school and the increase in attendance. Mawa hopes to return to Guinea someday and apply what she had learned at the Glenn College to help children everywhere gain an education and to have food security. Everyone has a cause in which they believe. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More Growing up in a family of educators, Meg Collyer heard the stories of the joys and problems of teaching from her aunts, uncle, sister and mother. Their work inspired in Meg the desire to help teachers get the resources they need to help their students. Studying policy analysis and economics at the Glenn College has shown Meg a way to work towards that goal. Everyone has a cause in which they believe. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More For Emily Saleme, the best way to change the criminal justice system is to keep people out of it. Emily has seen how conviction for even minor offenses can permanently affect a person for the rest of their life. Working towards a dual major in public affairs and criminology, Emily will have the tools to make a positive change in the justice system. Everyone has a cause in which they believe. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who believe in it enough to make it their life’s work. Learn More Morgan Johnson attended a STEM high school and found the programs there especially valuable. Morgan wants to insure that STEM programing grows. As a Glenn College major, she is developing the necessary policy skills to ensure STEM education is available. Everyone has a cause in which they believe. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who believe in it enough to make it their life’s work. Learn More Starting as a 16-year-old volunteer, Sam Runta has become a seasoned campaign organizer working for several candidates and causes. Sam wants to find the common ground between people and making change happen through those networks. The Glenn College is helping him understand the ways organizations work and how to make connections. Everyone believes in a better world. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More Attending school in two large cities made DaVonti' Haynes aware of the challenges that faced urban school districts and their students. As an undergraduate in the Glenn College’s Educational Policy track, DaVonti' has gained both real word and academic knowledge that will help him create educational opportunities for urban and rural students. Everyone believes in a better world. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More Growing up on a small farm in Ohio, Glenn College major Mikayla Bodey knows how hard it is for farmers to earn a living. That’s why she wants to use her degree to make sure policymakers understand how important the elimination of food deserts and financial sustainability are. Everyone believes in a better world. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More Gender equality in the workplace, women’s health care and justice for victims of sexual violence are just a few of the policy areas that drive Logan Phares. Logan and her Glenn College advisor created a specialty track that will help her become an advocate for women and children. Everyone believes in a better world. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More Jeff Houssami’s father emigrated from Lebanon, graduated from The Ohio State University and has had a successful career. But his family's immigrant experience is still close to Jeff's heart. It allows him to see the world and the possibility of change in a different light. Improving inner city education to achieve criminal justice reform is one of his goals. To accomplish this, Jeff knows he will need leadership skills and the Glenn College is helping him develop into the leader he needs to be. The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is for those who want to make change their life’s work. Learn More As a dancer, Audrey Gerlach is passionate about the arts and how the arts help define a county and its culture. As a Bachelor of Arts in Management, Leadership, and Policy major she is working the make arts and cultural organizations sustainable for future generations. Learn More John Glenn College of Public AffairsPage Hall, 1810 College Road, Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-292-8696Keep up on all the Glenn College news and events by following us on Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.

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