PAF
101 (3) An Introduction to the Analysis of Public Policy
Instructor:
William Coplin
Course
Description: Techniques widely used by government, business, and
public communications to evaluate public policy; their application
to a problem area selected from research activities of Syracuse
faculty in social sciences and professional schools.
PAF
110 (1) Public Service Practicum
Instructor:
Michelle Walker
Course
Description: Students investigate the societal issues affecting
members of the Syracuse community by completing a 35 hour community
service requirement, attending 4 class meetings to reflect on
their experiences, and completing weekly journals and two paper
assignments. This course is available to all students.
PAF
200 (1) University Service Practicum
Instructor:
Staff
Course
Description: The Public Affairs Program offers this course in
collaboration with the Office of Residence Life to help students
develop life habits that will improve their effectiveness as communicators
and leaders.
PAF
315 (3) Methods of Public-Policy Analysis and Presentation
Instructor:
William Coplin
Course
Description: Opportunity to develop competencies in the application
of social science methods to public-policy problems. Students
perform 50-80 hrs. of work for a community agency. Must have permission
of instructor.
PAF
410 (3) Practicum in Public Policy: Government and Non-Profit
Organizations
Instructor:
Frank Lazarski
Course
Description: Tensions and collaborations between/among the public,
private, and nonprofit sectors as they identify and address public
concerns. Students are placed in community agencies and provide
10 hrs. per week of service. Seminar meets bi-weekly. May be repeated
for credit. Must have permisison of instructor.
PAF
410 (3) Practicum in Public Policy: Community Benchmarks
Instructor:
Carol Dwyer (permission of Dept. Chair required)
Course
Description: Students develop skills and gain knowledge about
organizations that influence and implement public policy. Students
are placed in community agencies for about 100 hours of work or
work in applied research projects conducted by faculty. Prereq:
permission of instructor.
PAF
470 (1-6) Experience Credit
Instructor:
Staff
Course
Description: Independent study.
Anthropology
ANT
645 (3) Public Policy in Archaeology
Instructor: Staff
Course Description:
CR w/ ANT 445. Proactive critique of public policy and implementation
efforts to preserve and protect archaeological and historical
sites and resources. Active research on legislation impacting
local sites and historic structures.
ANT
653 (3) Poverty, Policy and Human Services
Instructor: Staff
Course Description:
CR w/ ANT 453. National programs and local interventions that
address poverty related social conditions in Syracuse and Onondaga
county. Field study of current policies and practices in government
and in health, education, and human service agencies.
The
Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs