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General Admissions Webinar
Live Webinar
Date: October 1
Time: 11:30-12:15pm
MPA Program Director Matt Hall leads this session, presenting an overview of the importance and the value of obtaining an MPA degree to take on some of the most complex policy challenges facing our world.
Career Management Webinar
Live Webinar
Date: October 15
Time: 1:00-2:00pm
Explore the Brooks School's Master of Public Administration (MPA) program with Associate Director of Career Management Michelle Gardner. In this informative session, Michelle will guide you through actionable next steps for future students of Cornell University's Master of Public Administration program.
Student Panel Webinar
Live Webinar
Date: November 4
Time: 12:00-1:00pm
Join us for an engaging conversation with current Master of Public Administration students to learn more about the Brooks MPA experience. During this informal panel, second-year MPA students will share their insights, personal experiences, and advice about the program.
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General Admissions Webinars
MPA Program Director Matt Hall, leads the 2024 sessions, presenting an overview of the importance and the value of obtaining an MPA degree to take on some of the most complex policy challenges facing our world.
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2023 Fall Open House
Access the recorded MPA Open House to explore the MPA curriculum, hear from current students and alumni about their experience, learn about professional development opportunities, get details on the MPA application process and learn so much more!
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Continuing a Career in Public Service: Cornell's Military and Veterans Webinar
Executive Director, Thomas O'Toole, walks you through the MPA's flexible curriculum, hands-on learning opportunities, and career management services while exploring Cornell's proud military tradition, the GI Bill and Yellow ribbon benefits.
4 Next Steps for MPA Admitted Students to Jump Start Their Professional Development
Assistant Director of the Office of Career Management, Millie Reed, provides relevant next steps for recently admitted students who are considering enrolling in Cornell's MPA program.
Four Problems of the Apocalypse for the United Nations
John Mathiason, Adjunct Professor at CIPA and the Managing Director of Associates for International Management Services (AIMS), discusses why and how the United Nations needs to lead in the COVID-19 solution and what can possibly go wrong.
County Legislation Responses to COVID-19
Elizabeth Day, Engaged Learning Associate at CIPA, and Adam Levine, Associate Professor at the Department of Government, discuss their work with county legislators in New York and their response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Work, Workers, and Public Policy During a Pandemic
Former Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor Seth Harris will discuss the pandemic-related public policy issues affecting workers, labor markets, and workplaces and the U.S. government's response to those issues. Secretary Harris led the U.S. Department of Labor's response to the last economic crisis — the Great Recession — and the implementation of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.
Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Global Pandemics
Digital technologies are becoming increasingly important during global pandemics and epidemics, including today’s COVID-19. We will discuss the role machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence technologies have to play in mitigating, managing, and curing global pandemics. We will also emphasize the institutional changes required in how collaborative scientific discovery is conducted.
The Role of Broadband in Coping with a Pandemic
As lockdowns occur around the world the importance of people being able to utilize the Internet for education, health, commercial and social purposes has become critical. The pandemic has exposed, however, the deficiencies and vulnerabilities in our broadband infrastructure. John Windhausen, Executive Director, and Alicja Johnson, Communications Manager, of the Schools, Health & Libraries Broadband Coalition join us to talk about the dimensions and implications of the problem and discuss some policy prescriptions.
Mitigation Strategies and Adaptation to Disasters: Focus on SARS-COVID-19
What happens when a Continuity of Operation Plan doesn't anticipate specific elements? Elizabeth A. Dunn, Instructor at the University of South Florida College of Public Health, and Rebecca Morgenstern Brenner, Lecturer and Teaching Faculty at CIPA, review what we learned from COVID-19 and how to apply those lessons to future policy decision-making.
Exploring the Effect of COVID-19 on Youth Mental Health Policy, Service Providers and Messaging
Mental health non-profit organizations are facing a catch-22 during the COVID-19 era. Services are in high demand, but the challenge of scarce resources remains unchanged. Janis Whitlock, Sr. Lecturer at CIPA, and Victor Benito, CIPA Fellow (21'), are joined by Courtney Knowles, co-founder of Love is Louder, and John McPhee, executive director and CEO of The Jed Foundation.
Pandemic Politics, Free-For-All Federalism and Realigned Intergovernmental Relations
COVID-19 has raised concerns regarding the balance of power between the federal and state governments in the U.S. Thomas O'Tool, Executive Director at CIPA, and Dan Lamb, Lecturer at CIPA, dive into how American federalism might or should change in a post-Coronavirus world.
