PODCAST: Executive Power and Civil Service Reform with Adam White and Clark Kelso Season 2 · Ep 38
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Death data in the United States are collected and maintained by state vital records offices, but the information is needed for federal agencies like the Social Security Administration to identify eligible individual surv…
https://napawash.org/news/govexec-daily-who-gets-to-know-when-you-die
Making fuller use of data on deaths could improve the management of programs in a number of federal agencies although carrying that out would be complex, says a report by the National Academy of Public Administration. Su…
https://napawash.org/news/using-fuller-data-on-deaths-would-help-some-programs-says-report
As we take on new research initiatives at the National Academy of Public Administration* (the Academy), an initial step in gaining a strong understanding of the organization and identifying the foundational elements of t…
https://napawash.org/news/the-highs-and-lows-of-the-square-one-exploration
Chung-Kil Chung ('10), Former President, University of UlsanPublic Service Highlights: Former Chief of Staff to the President, The Blue House, Republic of Korea;President, Korean Association of Public Administration I be…
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Last September, Michael G. Massiah (Academy Fellow ’06) retired from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) after 40 years of distinguished service in a variety of senior leadership positions. From 2017 t…
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The Data Dilemma: Tapping technology advances to manage for better public policy outcomes across government Friday, May 20, 2022; 10:00 am – 11:30 am EST This event is being organized by two National Academy of Public Ad…
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Schedule F and the Future of Merit in Government Friday, May 20, 2022; 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EST The Standing Panel of Public Service will be discussing the issues around Schedule F and the future of merit in government. The…
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After more than 65 years in or associated with public service, I think I can say that has been my career, even though it was not my original choice. Taking a public service job out of college in 1958 was a second choice.…
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The COVID-19 pandemic offers an unprecedented opportunity to examine federalism in action. With the goal of better understanding the strengths and vulnerabilities of the U.S. intergovernmental responses to the COVID-19 p…
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Wednesday, April 13, 2022; 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. EST The COVID-19 pandemic offers an unprecedented opportunity to examine federalism in action. To better understand the strengths and vulnerabilities of the intergovernmental …
https://napawash.org/news/discussing-the-igss-covid-19-working-group-paper
Who or what inspired you to work in public service? My parents inspired me to work in public service. My father was a career Army Officer, participated in Korea and Vietnam, and now rests in Arlington Cemetery. His commi…
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Who or what inspired you to work in public service? While I was in graduate school, I was very interested in anti-poverty programs, and I knew I wanted to focus my career on developing good social programs and figuring o…
https://napawash.org/news/meet-our-fellows-burt-barnow
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