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MPA vs. MPP: A Distinction Without a Difference? Appendix A. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) Results for Curriculum Comparisons Between MPA and MPP Programs Offered by NASPAA, APPAM, or Dual-Membership Schoolsa Economics & Finance & Policy Public Organization Research Policy Analysis Budgeting Process Management & HRM b Method VARIOUS COMPARISONS A MPA Program Offered by NASPAA-only Members vs. 36.22*** 6.26* 2.11 0.53 18.86*** 0.16 Both MPA & MPP Programs Offered by Dual Members B MPA Program Offered by NASPAA-only Members vs. 18.98*** 0.75 0.61 0.43 3.38 0.59 MPA Program Offered by Dual Members C MPA Program Offered by NASPAA-only Members vs. 62.63*** 13.08*** 5.19* 6.57* 34.03*** 0.00 MPP Program Offered by Dual Members Note. *p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 ***p < 0.001 a. Dual-membership schools belong to both NASPAA and APPAM b. “HRM” is Human Resources Management Journal of Public Affairs Education 413
MPA vs. MPP: A Distinction Without a Difference? Appendix B. Programs Offered by Dual-Membership Schoolsa Schools with Dual Membership MPA/MPP MPA MPP Other Program Remarks (APPAM & NASPAA) Offered Only Only Offered American University • Arizona State University • Baruch College City University of NY • Brown University • Carnegie Mellon University Master of Public Policy & Mgmt College of William & Mary • Columbia University • Master of Economic Policy Management Cornell University • 414 Journal of Public Affairs Education Duke University • Florida Int’l University • George Mason University • George Washington Univ. • Georgetown University • Master of Policy Management Georgia Institute of Technology • MS in Public Policy Georgia State University • Harvard University • Note. a = Dual-membership schools belong to both NASPAA and APPAM Sources: APPAM, http://www.appam.org; NASPAA, http://www.naspaa.org, and each school’s Web site as of Oct. 15, 2005. “Remarks” column provides supplemental information regarding MPA & MPP Programs Continued
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