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Judith Sixsmith, Kennedy Stewart

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Dominique M. Gross

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Additional Library resources required:

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Theories of public management and different approaches to regulating public

enterprise. Contrasts the dominant new public management theory with classical public

administration, cultural, representative, and new institutionalism theories. Covers public

sector ethics, tragic choices and freedom of information.

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Kennedy

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Catalog Number:

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Course Title: Public Participation in Public Policy

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char.)

Course Description for Calendar:

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Examines the role public participation plays in public policy making and the benefits

land challenges associated with 21 st century public consultation. Explores public

nvolvement in elections, non-electoral public participation in policy making, and

participatory mechanisms including citizens' assemblies and social media.

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making process, a critical component of the modern government decision making

process. Considerable student interest. Regularizes course taught as special topics.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(append informatioll about their competellcy to teaclr tlte course)

Kennedy

Stewart

Number of additional faculty members required in order to offer this course: _0 _________ _

Additional space required in order to offer this course:

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Aboriginal Policy

(max.

25

char.)

Course Description for Calendar:

(appenil a course outline as

(l

separate document)

verview of aboriginal and First Nations policy issues and policy choices in Be and

~

anada.

Examines demographic trends, social and economic data, and development

issues. Rights and title, accommodation and infringement, treaty and self government

issues and policies are a focus as well as socio-economic issues and problems,

ncluding those of urban people.

A

Units:

vailable

-----

5

Course Components:

(select all/hat apply)

DLecture

2]Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(i/any)

None ./

Campus at which course will be offered: Vancouver

----------------------~----------

Frequency

Estimated

Enrolment:

of

course

offering:

15

annually

The

term

course

will

first

be

offered:

-----------------

Spring

2011

Grading Basis:

~Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory DIn Progress/Complete

Justification:

Policy decision making and governance requires a solid foundation in the factual,

historical, and institutional context of aboriginal policy problems. The course is

~ssential

for students who will work in governments, including aboriginal governments,

and related oraanizations. Reaularizes soecial tooics course.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(appelld information abol/lilleir competency to teac" tlte course)

Doug McArthur

Number

Additional

Additional

of

specialized

space

additional

required

faculty

equipment

in

order

members

required

to

offer

required

this

in

order

course:

in

order

to

offer

(append

to

offer

this

details)

course:

this

course:

---------------

none

(append

--------------

none

details)

none

Additional Library resources required:

(appem/ details)

Annually $

---------

0

One-time $

--------

0

If additional resources are required to offer this course. the department proposing the course should be prepared 10 prOVide

in/ormation on the SOl/rce(s) of those additional resources.

Upon approval

of the course proposal. Ihe Dean a/Graduate Studies ojJice will consull with the department or school regarding

other course allributes thai

may be required 10 enable the proper etllry of the new course in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER

UNIVERSITY

SENATE GRAOUATESruOIES COMMITTEE FORM

fS,

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NEW GRADUATE

COURSE

PROPOSAL

FORM

Subject: MPP

(max.

4

chars)

Catalog Number:

-------

822

Course Title: World Economic Policy Issues

(max. 80 char.)

Course

Short

Title

Description

(appears

on

for

transcripts

Calendar:

etc.)

(append

---------------------

World

a

Economics

course

outline

as

a

separate

llocllment)

(meL"C.

25

char.)

Examines the economic foundations of selected global issues with basic analytical

ools to evaluate complex arguments. Topics are based on current international issues

~nd

cover areas such as financial flows, immigration, technology transfer, multinational

companies and their role in economic development.

. Units:

------

5

Available Course Components:

(select all that apply)

DLecture

~Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(irany)

MPP 801 and MPP 802,or equivalent

Campus

Frequency

Estimated

at

Enrolment:

of

which

course

course

offering:

15

will be

once/year

offered:

The

-----------------------

Vancouver

term course will first be offered:

----------

Fall2010

Grading

Basis: 0Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory Din Progress/Complete

Justification:

Policy analysts whether in the public or private sector need to be exposed to problems

with international causes or consequences and the new policy issues that arise from

~Iobalization.

Regularizes course taught under selected topics.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(apperld ;,iformatioll about their competency to teach the course)

Dominique M. Gross

Number

of additional faculty members required in order to offer this course: _N_on_e ________ _

Additional

Additional

specialized

space

required

equipment

in

order

required

to

offer

this

in

order

course:

to

offer

(append

this

details)

course:

----------------------

None

(append

details)

None. Already offered as special topic.

Additional

Library

resources

required:

(append

details)

Annually

$

---------

0

One-time

$

--------

0

If

additional resources are required to oiftr this course. the department proposing tire course should be prepared to provide

in/ormation on the sOltrce(s) o/those additional resources.

Upon approval o/the course proposal, the Dean o/Graduate Studies office will consult with the department or school regarding

other course attributes that may be required to enable the proper entry a/the new course in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER

UNIVERSITY

SENATEGRAouATeSruolEs COMMnTEE FORM

18 .

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NEW GRADUATE

COURSE

PROPOSAL

FORM

SubJ' ect:

MPP

(max.

4

chars)

Catalog Number:

823

----~~--~--------------'

--------------

Course Title: HEALTH POLICY

(max. 80 char.)

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc)

HEALTH POLICY

(mar.

25

char.)

Course Description for Calendar:

(append a course outline as a sepaTttle document)

Examines health policy in Canada from a range of perspectives with a focus on the

rapidly changing and increasingly politicized health care environment in which

~fficiency,

evidence, and social justice are important driving forces. Compares the

~anadian

system to the US and other international jurisdictions.

Units:

----------

5

Available Course Components:

(select aI/that apply)

DLecture

0Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(if

any)

None,

Campus

Estimated

at

Enrolment:

which

course

15

will

be

offered:

The

-----------------------------------------

Harbour

term

course

Centre

will

first

be

offered:

1=0.11

2c,

()

Frequency of course offering: once per year

Grading Basis:

0Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory DIn Progress/Complete

Justification:

Course has been taught as a selected topics for a number of years. A vital area of

public policy. Of interest to other departments and faculties as well as to MPP

students. High student demand.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(append informallOll about Iheir compelellCY to teach tile course)

Olena Hankivsky

Additional

Number

Additional

of

specialized

space

additional

required

faculty

equipment

in

order

members

required

to

offer

required

this

in

order

course:

in

order

to

offer

(append

to

offer

this

details)

course:

this

course:

-------------------------

none

(appelld

--------------------

0

details)

nla

Additional Library resources required:

(appelld details)

Annually

$

_n_/a _______

One-time

$

_n/_a ____ _

If

additional resources are required

10

offer this course. the department proposing the course should be prepared to provide

information on the sOllrce(s) of those additional resources.

Upon approval of the course proposal. the Dean of Graduate Studies office will consult with the department or school regarding

other course attributes tltat may be required to enable the proper entry of the new course in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER UNIVERSITY

11.

SENATE

GRADUATES

TUDIES

COMMITTEE

fOAM

---

NEW GRADUATE

COURSE

PROPOSAL

FORM

Subject: MPP

(max.

of

chars)

Catalog Number:

_82_4 _____ _

Course Title: Analysis, Formulation, and Evaluation of Social Policy

(max. 80 char.)

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc.)

Social Policy

(ma:c.

25

char.)

Course Description for Calendar:

(append a course outline as a Separ(lle (IOCumenl)

IAnalysis, formulation, and evaluation of social policies, covering income security

Ibenefit programs. A multi-disciplinary approach encompassing economic, political, and

pperational perspectives that covers social policy analysis as well as the more

echnical aspects of formulating and evaluating programs.

Units:

------

5

Available Course Components:

(select all that apply)

DLecture

0Seminar

o Laboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(ifany)

MPP 801

and

MPP 802

or equivalent

Campus

Estimated

Frequency

at

Enrolment:

of

which

course

course

offering:

10

will be

_Ye_a_r_ly

offered:

___

The

-------------------------

Vancouver

tenn

_

course will first be offered:

-----------

Fall

2010

Grading Basis:

~Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory DIn Progress/Complete

Justification:

High student demand; regularizes a course taught under selected topics. Social

policy is an important applied area for public policy students and students in other

programs.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(append in/ormation about their competency to teach the cOllrse)

Jonathan A. Kesselman, John G. Richards

Additional

Number

Additional

of

specialized

space

additional

required

faculty

equipment

in

order

members

required

to

offer

required

this

in

order

course:

in

order

to

offer

(append

to

offer

this

details)

course:

this

course:

-----------------

None

(append

----------

None

(felails)

None

Additional Library resources required:

(append (/etails)

Annually $

-----

0

One-time $

--------

0

If

additional resources are required to offer this course, the department proposi"g the COllrse should be prepared to provide

in/ormation on the sOllrce(s) o/those additional resources.

Upon approval o/the course proposal, the Deall o/Graduate Studies office will consult with the department or school regarding

other course atlribules that ,,,ay be required to enable the proper entry

0/

tile new cOllrse in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER

UNIVERSITY

SENATEGRAOUATESruOIES

COMMITTEE

FORM

---

NEW GRADUATE

COURSE

PROPOSAL

FORM

Course

Subject:

Title:

MPP

Managing

Compliance:

Delivering

(rna

Policy

...

4

chars)

Catalog

Number:

-------

827

(ma:c.

80

char.)

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc.)

Managing Compliance

(ma:(.

25

char.)

Course Description for Calendar:

(append a course outline as a separate tlocunrelll)

Securing compliance represents the bulk of federal government responsibilities. How

o manage these powers efficiently and effectively within the context of Canadian

values; control social and economic behavior, manage and mitigate compliance risk.

Units:

-----

5

Available Course Components:

(select a/l that apply)

DLecture

~Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(if

any)

NOfte.

Campus

Frequency

Estimated

at

Enrolment:

of

which

course

course

offering:

12

will

be

_A_n_nu_a_'

offered:

__

The

------------=----------

Vancouver

__

term

course

will

first

be

offered:

-----------------

Fall

2010

Grading Basis:

~Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory DIn Progress/Complete

Justification:

An important area of public policy; high student demand. Regularizes course taught

~s

selected topics. Should be of interest to other graduate programs.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(IIppend iliformotioll about their competency to teach the course)

Kennedy

Stewart

Number

Additional

Additional

of

specialized

space

additional

required

faculty

equipment

in

order

members

required

to

offer

required

this

in

order

course:

in

order

to

offer

(append

to

offer

this

details)

course:

this

course:

------------------------

none

(appe/ld

------------

none

details)

none

Additional

Library resources required:

(append details)

Annually $ _ni_' ____ One-time $ _ni_' __ _

If

additional resources are required to offir this course, the department proposing the course should be prepared

10

provide

information

on the sOllrce(s) of those additional resources.

Upon approval of the course proposal, the Dean of Graduate Studies office will consult with tlzi! department or school regarding

other course attributes

that may be required to enable the proper entry of the new course in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER

UNIVERSITY

SENATEGRAOUATESTUDIES

COMMIlTEE

FORM

l7.

---

NEW GRADUATE

COURSE

PROPOSAL

FORM

Subject: MPP

(max.

4

chars)

Catalog Number:

--------

828

Course Title: Multiple Account Benefit-Cost Analysis

(mo.". 80 char.)

Course

Short Title

Description

(appears on

for

transcripts

Calendar:

etc.)

(appem/

-------------------------------------

Benefit-Cost

a course

Analysis

outline as

tI

septlrate document)

(max.

25

char.)

Theoretical foundations and practical procedures for analysis of public sector projects,

programs, and regulations using the tools of multiple accounts and benefit-cost

analysis. Critical discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the techniques.

Application of the tools to current policy problems in Canada.

Units:

---------

5

A vailable Course Components:

(select all that apply)

DLecture

0Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(if any)

MPP

801

and MPP

802,

or equivalent

Campus at which course will be offered: Vancouver

-------------~-----------

Estimated Enrolment:

------

15

The term course will first be offered:

-----------

Fall

2010

Frequency of course offering:

Grading Basis:

0Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory DIn Progress/Complete

.J ustification:

trhe course has been taught for a number of years as a special topics course. A very

fJaluable technique for students going into the public service. High student demand.

Pf interest to graduate students in other programs.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will nonnally teach this course:

(tiPpem/ in/ormation aboul tlteir competency to lellclt lite course)

John Richards

Number

of additional faculty members required in order to offer this course:

------------

none

Additional

Additional

specialized

space required

equipment

in order

required

to offer this

in order

course:

to offer

(append

this

details)

course:

----------------

none

(append detail ... )

none

Additional Library resources required:

(append details)

Annually $

_0 ______

One-time $

_0 ___ _

I/addilional resources are required to offer this course. the department proposing the course should be prepared to provide

in/ormation on the source(s)

a/those additional resources.

Upon

approval a/the course proposal. the Dean o/Gradllate Studies office will consult with the department or school regarding

other course attributes that may be required to enable the proper entry o/thl! new course in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER

UNIVERSITY

SENATE GRAOUATESTUOIES COMMlmE FORM

3().

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NEW GRADUATE

COURSE

PROPOSAL

FORM

SUbject: _M_P_P=-- ________

-----(mlL'C."

chars)

Catalog Number:

_82_9 _____ _

Course Title: Environmental Policy

(max. 80 char.)

Course

Short

Title

Description

(appears

on

for

transcripts

Calendar:

etc.)

(appelld

--------------------------------------

Environmental

a

course

outline

Policy

as

a

separate

t!ocumellt)

(max.

25

char)

Analysis of policy instruments to address environmental problems. Economic

valuation of ecosystem goods and services. The political economy of designing and

mplementing environmental policies and their application with a focus on developing

countries.

Units:

-----

5

Available Course Components:

(select all that apply)

DLecture

~Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Prerequisites:

(if any)

MPP

801

and MPP

802

or equivalent

Frequency

Campus

Estimated

at

Enrolment:

of

which

course

course

offering:

15

will be offered:

The

--------------------------------------------

Vancouver

term course will first be offered:

------------------

Fall

2010

Grading Basis:

0Graded

DSatisfactorylUnsatisfactory DIn Progress/Complete

Justification:

The course has been taught for a number of years as a special topics course.

coverting to regular elective. A valuable course for those who intend to do research

Dn environmental issues and use their skills in the public or private sector. Of interest

o students

in other oroarams.

Resources:

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course:

(appelld InfornUltion about their competency to teac" ti,e course)

Nancy Olewiler

Additional

Number of

space

additional

required

faculty

in order

members

to offer

required

this course:

in order

(append

to offer

details)

this course:

--------------

none

-----------

none

Additional specialized equipment required in order to offer this course:

(append details)

none

Additional Library resources required:

(appe/ld tletails)

Annually $

---------

0 One-time $

--------

0

If

additional resources are required to offer this course, the depanment proposing the course should be prepared to provide

information on the source(s) oj those additional resources.

Upon approval oJthe course proposal, the Dean oJGraduate Studies office will consult with the department or school rega,.ding

other course altributes that may be required to enable the proper entry oJthe new course in the student record system.

SIMONFRASER

UNIVERSITY

SeNAlC

GRADUATE

STUDIES

COMMITTEE

FORM

33

,

---

Memo

To:

From:

Date:

Paul Budra, FASS

Nancy Olewiler

18

January

2010

Re: Minor Changes to Courses for Public Policy Program

Course Number

Course Name (new

Minor Changes

name if changed)

MPP800

Introduction to Policy

Title

Issues and Analysis I

Course description

MPP80S

Research Techniques

Catalog Number

and Quantitative

Title

Methods

I

Course description

MPP806

Research Techniques

Catalog Number

and Quantitative

Title

Methods

II

Course

description

MPP807

Introduction to Policy

Title

Issues and Analysis II

Course description

MPP808

Advanced Policy

Course description

Analysis

I

MPP809

Advanced Policy

Course description

Analysis

II

Grading: from IP/ca

to graded

MPP810

Issues in Public Policy

Title

Course description

MPP812

Selected Topics in

Title

Public Policy

Course description

Rationale

Adjusting description to

the way the course is

taught, indicating is part

of a 2.course sequence

Adjusting description to

the way the course is

taught. ,indicating is

part of a 2-course

sequence

Adjusting description to

the way the course is

taught, indicating is part

of a 2.course sequence

Adjusting description to

the way the course is

taught, indicating is part

of a 2.course sequence

Making it clear

the course

is open onlv to MPP

students - their capstone

course

Making it clear

the course

is open onlv to MPP

students - their capstone

course

Require a grade for the

course as meets as

seminar as well as

produces masters

project.

No longer need to

number as I, II etc. as

have deleted other

courses with same title

No longer need to

number as I, II etc. as

have deleted other

courses with same title

2

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SENATE

GRAOUATESruOIES

COMMITIEE

FORM

GRADUATE COURSE MINOR CHANGE FORM

This form is to be used when there is a request for a minor change

10

an existing graduate course. The form is

completed

by the department and then approved by the Faculty graduate studies committee. It should then be

forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies for approval by SGSe. SGse will forward the approval to Senate for

information. NOTE: Please complete pertinent sections only

Please Check appropriate revision(s):

o

Catalog Number

D

Units

lEI

Title

IEl

Description

0

Other

Department or School: Public Policy

----------------------------------------------------

Cyrrent course

Course

Subject:

Title:

MPP

Introduction to Public

(max:.J

Policy

chars)

Catalog

Issues

Number:

---------

800

Units:

------------

5

(max. 8f) char) V

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc.)

Policy Issues

(max.

25

char)

Course Description for Calendar:

IAn introduction to a range of contemporary public policy issues that is designed to

lIustrate the complexity of good analysis and also to introduce alternative techniques

Iof analysis. The course format is seminar presentations on topics linked to case

istudies introduced in other core courses in the MPP program. Seminars are

presented by faculty, analysts from the pulic policy community, and students.

A vailable Course Component:

0Lecture

0Seminar

o

Laboratory

DPracticum

Grading Basis: 0Graded

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory Din Progress/Complete

pcr'!"

isi'es:

(if"'''')

Modified Course

Subject: MPP

(max:

4

chars)

Catalog Number:

_8_00 _______

Units:

_5 __________ _

Course Title: Introduction to Policy Issues and Analysis I

(ma:c. 80 char)

V'

Course

Short Title

Description

(appears on

for

transcripts

Calendar:

etc.)

------------------------------------

Policy Analysis I

(max.

25

char)

~n

introduction to the basic principles and techniques of public policy analysis and

examination of current policy issues.

Available

o

Course

Lecture

Component:

Grading Basis:

0Graded

Prerequisites: (if any)

0Seminar

o

Laboratory

DPracticum

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory Din Progress/Complete

*Attac/, rationale/or cllallges as

tI

separate

~

,t.

Approvals

~

_ _

FEB 1 7

2010

Faculty Graduate Studies Committee

:-r::;:-,r--~:7""':~----------

Date

Senate Graduate Studies

committeern", 8

P

h 9

Date

MAR 2 3

~U"l

U

Upon approval of the minor course change. the Dean of Graduate Studies office will consult with the department or

school regarding other course attributes that may be required to enable the proper entry of the course change in the

3,

student record system

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UNIVEUSITY

SENATE GRADUATESTUDIES COMMITIEE FORM

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GRADUATE COURSE MINOR CHANGE FORM

This/orm is to be used when there is a request/or a minor change

10

an existing graduate course, The/orm is

completed

by the department and then approved by the Faculty graduate sludies committee. II should then be

forwarded

10

the Dean of Graduate Studies for approval by SGSe. SGSe will forward Ihe approval

10

Senate for

information. NOTE: Please complete pertinent sections only

Please Check appropriate revision(s):

o

Catalog Number

D

Units

lEI

Title

IE)

Description

0

Other

Department or School: Graduate School of Public Policy

Current course

Subject:

Course Title:

MPP

Introduction to Policy

(mat:

-I

Analysis

chars)

Catalog Number:

---------

807

Units!

------------

5

(max. 80 char)

V'

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc.)

Intro Policy Analysis

(max.

25

char)

Course Description for Calendar:

IAn introduction to techniques of public policy analysis, evaluation, and simulation

Ilechniques. Group projects on current public policy issues will constitute a major

portion f this course. Prerequisite: MPP 800 or permission of the instructor.

Available

o

Course

Lecture

Component:

0Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Grading Basis: 0Graded

Prerequisites:

(if

allY)

DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory Din Progress/Complete

IMPPBOO

Modified Course

Subject: MPP

(max:

4

chars)

Catalog Number:

---------

807 Units:

------------

5

Course Title: Introduction to Policy Analysis and Issues II

(max. 80 char)

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc.)

_P_ol_ic_y_A_n_a_ly_s_is_I_I _____________ .--:{max. 25

char)

Course Description for Calendar:

Introduces the basic principles and techniques of public policy analysis and

!examination of current public policy issues. A continuation of MPP 800. Pre-requisite

/VlPP 800.

Available

Course

Component:

0Lecture

0Seminar

DLaboratory

DPracticum

Grading Basis:

[aGraded

DSatisfactorylUnsatisfactory

DIn

Progress/Complete

*Attac/,

Prerequisites:

rationale/or

(if any)

c/tallges

--------------------------------------

MPP

as

800

a separate documellt.

Approvals

Faculty

Graduate

Studies

Committee

~

Date

F

EB

1

j

.,"'"

Senate Graduate Studies Committee

/~

Date

MAR

2;{

2010

v

v

v

/

Upon approval o/the minor course change, the Dean o/Graduate Studies office will consult with the department or

/

.fchool regarding other course attributes that may be required to enable the proper entry of the course change in the

(0.

sllldent record system

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I

GRADUATE COURSE MINOR CHANGE FORM

This form is to be used when there is a request for a minor change to an existing graduate course. The form is

completed

by the department and then approved by the Faculty graduate studies committee. It should then be

forwarded 10 the Dean of Graduate Studies for approval by SGSe. SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for

information. NOTE: Please complete pertinent sections only

Please Check appropriate revision(s):

o

Catalog Number

D

Units

0

Title

lEI

Description

0

Other

Current

Department

course

or School:

----------------------------------------------------

Public Policy

Course

SUbject:

Title:

MPP

Advanced Policy

(max:

Analysis

"chars)

I

Catalog Number:

---------

808 Units:

------------

5

(max.

8()

char)

Short Title

(appears on transcripts etc.)

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