List of Periodicals in Public Administration
Posted: December 5, 2009 Filed under: Dissertation, Journals, and Books, Public Administration Leave a comment »Click the link below.
http://www.iias-iisa.org/iasia/e/periodicals/Pages/default.aspx
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How to write your reseme
Posted: July 30, 2009 Filed under: Job Search | Tags: resume Leave a comment »Click here to read 52 reseme writing tips from Legal Andrew.
Morroco – Whistleblower
Posted: June 28, 2009 Filed under: Whistleblower Protection | Tags: Morroco, Whistleblower Leave a comment »Click here to read the article.
2010 ASPA Conference
Posted: June 25, 2009 Filed under: Conferences | Tags: ASPA Conference 2010 Leave a comment »2010 ASPA Conference – April 9-14, San Jose, CA
Proposal Due: July 16, 2009
Theme:
“Invigorating Public Service for Change“
Topic:
- Positive Change for all: Achieving Social Equity in the Public Service
for Minorities, Women and Youth - The American Higher Education Agenda: Promoting Education that
Makes a Difference - Fiscal Stewardship: How Federal, State and Local Governments
Develop, Implement, and Enforce Tough Decisions - Future Challenges for Public Leadership: Professionalism and Ethics
- Transparency: Managing eGovernment to Engage the Public
- Managing Emergencies: Balancing Support with Accountability
- Does “Going Green” Require a Kansas Tornado?: Policy Possibilities
Versus Fiscal Realities of Implementing “Green” Policies - The Domestic Reform Agenda: Improving Outcomes for Our Health
Care, Criminal Justice and Education Systems - The Nonprofit Sector: Joining Forces in Networks to Solve Community
Concerns - Accountability of Outcomes: Managing Performance and Measuring
Results - Managing Human Capital: Securing the Future of Public Service
- Public Investment: Growing the Economy for the 21st century
- Taking Stock of the Stimulus – Intergovernmental Management on the
Firing Line - Going Global: Learning from Other Nations on Public Sector
Governance Issues - Founders’ Forum – Theory to Practice
Washington DC Bar Pro bono Program
Posted: June 20, 2009 Filed under: Grant Proposal | Tags: free legal advice Leave a comment »For free legal consultation,
Washington DC Bar Pro bono program
2008 Value of Volunteer Time – Independent Sector
Posted: June 20, 2009 Filed under: Grant Proposal Leave a comment »Washington, D.C., April 13, 2009, Independent Sector announces that the 2008 estimate for the value of a volunteer hour is $20.25, an increase from $19.51 per hour in 2007.
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50 Best Business Ethics Blogs
Posted: June 20, 2009 Filed under: Ethics | Tags: Business Ethics Leave a comment »Foundation Center, Washington DC
Posted: June 17, 2009 Filed under: Grant Proposal Leave a comment »If you need to learn how to write a grant proposal, the Foundation Center is the best place, in my opinion. I joined three free classes by now. The classes are well organized and helpful to understand granting process. You can also watch their classes anywhere you can use Internet.
Foundation Center
Webinars (Internet Class)
Class Schedule – June 2009
President Signs Major Whistleblower Anti-fraud Law
Posted: May 20, 2009 Filed under: Whistleblower Protection | Tags: The Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009 Leave a comment »This article is from Webwire.
Washington, D.C. May 20, 2009. Today President Barack Obama signed the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009. The Act significantly expands protections for whistleblowers who expose fraud in federal contracting.
“This is a great day for whistleblowers and a bad day for those who would defraud the government” Stephen M. Kohn, Executive Director of the NWC.
“President Obama has taken a significant first step in changing America’s whistleblower laws. We hope he continues to fulfill his campaign promises on this issue” Kohn stated.
“Congress and the President did the right thing. Billions and billions of dollars in new government spending has been authorized. The taxpayers need the strongest possible anti-fraud laws in order to prevent financial recovery monies from being looted. Every major study documents that whistleblowers are key to fraud detection. This law is designed to encourage whistleblowers and reward them for their sacrifices” Kohn added.
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