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University of Minnesota - Twin Cities Campus Class Schedule Spring 2010
5221 Private Sector Development
(prereq Grad or instr consent)
62163 !001 LEC, 06:00pm-08:45pm M, HHHCtr 15; Brown,
Peter H, 3 cr
5251 Strategic Planning and Management
(A-F only; prereq Grad student or instr consent)
75097 !001 LEC, 06:00pm-08:45pm M, BlegH 150;
Walkington, Thomas A, 3 cr
5261 Housing Policy
(Credit will not be granted if credit has been received
for: DHA 5463; A-F only; prereq Grad or instr
consent)
78289 001 LEC, 09:45am-11:00am TTh, HHHCtr 25; Meets
with: 77627 DHA 5463; Goetz, Edward Glenn, 3 cr
5290 Topics in Planning
(max crs 9; 3 repeats allowed; prereq Grad student
or instr consent)
65739 002 LEC, 02:30pm-03:45pm MW, HHHCtr 20;
Immigrants and Cities; Allen, Ryan Patrick, 3 cr;
Immigrants and Cities
5311 Program Evaluation
(prereq Grad student or instr consent)
89701 !001 LEC, 06:00pm-08:45pm M, BlegH 330;
Bloomberg PhD, Laura L, 3 cr
5405 Implementation of Social Policy
(A-F only)
87659 001 LEC, 02:30pm-05:00pm W, HHHCtr 50;
Involves field research.; Sandfort, Jodi R., 3 cr
5421 Racial Inequality and Public Policy
(prereq Grad or instr consent)
92835 001 SEM, 08:30am-11:15am S, HHHCtr 20; Myers
Jr, Samuel L, 3 cr
5431 Public Policies on Work and Pay
(prereq [[PA 5031 or equiv], grad student] or instr
consent; credit will not be granted if credit received
for: HRIR 5061)
92836 !001 LEC, 06:00pm-08:45pm T, HHHCtr 20; Meets
with: 92918 HRIR 5061; Kleiner, Morris M, 3 cr
5442 Policy Design for Education and
Human Development
(prereq Grad or instr consent)
78301 001 LEC, 04:00pm-05:15pm TTh, HHHCtr 20;
Hoenack, Stephen A, 3 cr
5451 Immigrant Health Issues
(Credit will not be granted if credit has been received
for: PUBH 6281; max crs 4; A-F; prereq Grad student
or instr consent)
92837 001 IND; Councilman, Robin M, 3-4 cr
5452 Immigration and Public Policy
(prereq Grad student or instr consent)
87433 001 LEC, 02:30pm-03:45pm TTh, HHHCtr 60;
Fennelly, Katherine, 3 cr
5490 Topics in Social Policy
(max crs 9; 3 repeats allowed; prereq Grad student
or instr consent)
63413 !001 LET, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, WullH 250; Search
for Children and Youth Policy in the U.S.; Meets with:
55491 EDPA 5381; Bloomberg PhD, Laura L; Schneider
X, Byron J, 3 cr; Search for Children & Youth Policy in
the US
92839 !004 LET, 06:00pm-09:00pm T, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK; Immigration and Film; Fennelly,
Katherine, 3 cr; Immigration and Film
93748 005 LET, 08:00am-09:40am W, BlegH 215, 01/19/
10-03/13/10; Health policy and medical care are
undergoing profound change. This one-credit course will
provide an overview of the major issues and players. The
course will be taught through presentations by important
leaders in government and the private sector, with a
primary focus on Minnesota. It is led by Professor
Lawrence Jacobs and Keith Halleland, a leading legal
expert on health policy and a founding partner of the law
firm Halleland Lewis Nilan & Johnson.; Jacobs, Larry, 1
cr; S-N; Health Care Policy and Medical Care Provision
5521 Development Planning and Policy
Analysis
(prereq 5031 or instr consent ; [5501 or Concurrent
registration is required (or allowed) in 5501 or 8204
or Concurrent registration is required (or allowed) in
8204] recommended)
87435 001 LAB, 10:10am-12:05pm T, BlegH 210,
10:10am-12:05pm Th, HHHCtr 85; 5501 or 8204
completed or concurrent preferred, but not necessary.;
Assaad, Ragui A, 4 cr
5711 Science and Technology Policy
(prereq Grad student or instr consent)
92840 001 LEC, 02:30pm-03:45pm MW, HHHCtr 35;
Kuzma, Jennifer, 3 cr
5790 Topics in Science, Technology, and
Environmental Policy
(max crs 9; 3 repeats allowed; prereq Grad or instr
consent)
94255 001 LEC, 04:00pm-05:15pm TTh, RarigC STUDIO
C; Class will meet with WRS 5101.; Meets with: 73011
WRS 5101; Swackhamer, Deborah L, 3 cr; Water Policy
5801 Global Public Policy
(prereq Major in public affairs or public policy or
instr consent)
61719 !001 LEC, 04:40pm-05:55pm TTh, HHHCtr 25;
Cohen, Dara Kay; Kudrle, Robert T, 3 cr
5890 Topics in Foreign Policy and
International Affairs
(max crs 9; 3 repeats allowed; prereq Grad student
or instr consent)
78303 !001 LEC, 06:00pm-08:45pm W, HHHCtr 20;
Globalization and the World Food Economy; Johnson,
Robbin S, 3 cr; A-F; Globalization & the World Food
Economy
76997 !002 LEC, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 35, 01/21/
10-01/21/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 35, 02/04/
10-02/04/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 35, 02/18/
10-02/18/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 35, 03/04/
10-03/04/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 15, 03/25/
10-03/25/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 15, 04/08/
10-04/08/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 15, 04/22/
10-04/22/10, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, HHHCtr 15, 05/06/
10-05/06/10; Crisis Management. Meets every other
week.; Andreasen, Steven Peter, 1.50 cr; Crisis
Management
93377 004 LEC, 04:00pm-05:15pm MW, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK; Cohen, Dara Kay, 3 cr; International
Security
94559 005 LEC, 04:00pm-05:40pm M, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK; Topic prereq - instr consent. See Sherry
Gray (grayx260@umn.edu) to obtain a class permission
number.; Atwood, J. Brian, 2 cr; A-F; Bilateral &
Multilateral Diplomacy
5912 Politics of Public Affairs and Civic
Engagement
(A-F; prereq Grad student or instr consent)
78355 001 LEC, 08:15am-09:30am MW, HHHCtr 30;
Boyte, Harry C, 3 cr
5920 Skills Workshop
(max crs 12; 12 repeats allowed; prereq Grad student
or instr consent)
79963 !001 WKS, 06:00pm-08:45pm T, HHHCtr 35;
Community Organizing for Effective Public Policy;
Donovan, Dennis Michael, 2 cr; S-N; Community
Organizing for Effective Public Policy
81259 003 WKS, 08:00am-05:00pm S, BlegH 235, 02/06/
10-02/06/10; Stakeholder Analysis/SWOT Analysis/
Causal Mapping; Borton, Kimberly Joy; Munnich Jr, Lee
William, 0.50 cr; S-N; Stakeholder Anal, SWOT Analysis
& Causal Mapping
81775 !006 WKS, 05:30pm-09:00pm T, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK, 02/02/10-02/23/10; Foundations of
Ethical Practice in Public Affairs; DeCramer, Gary M, 1
cr; Foundations of Ethical Practice in Public Affairs
82531 007 WKS, 09:00am-03:00pm S, HHHCtr 60, 01/23/
10-02/06/10, 09:00am-01:30pm S, HHHCtr 60, 02/20/
10-02/20/10; Effective Grantwriting in Public Affairs.;
Rojas, Allison Langell, 1.50 cr; Effective Grantwriting in
Public Affairs
94554 008 WKS, 08:30am-04:30pm S, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK, 02/06/10-02/06/10, 08:30am-04:30pm
S, Room TBA, TCWESTBANK, 02/20/10-02/20/10;
Diamond, Patrick Charle; Freeman, Michael O, 1 cr;
Measuring the Fairness of 2008 MN Senate Recount
5941 Leadership for the Common Good
(prereq Major in public affairs or instr consent)
75085 !001 SEM, 05:45pm-09:20pm W, BlegH 235;
DeCramer, Gary M, 4 cr
8001 Transforming Public Policy
(A-F only; prereq 5941 or instr consent)
62573 !001 LEC, 05:30pm-09:05pm M, BlegH 220;
Bowman, Ruth; Classen, Julia E, 4 cr
8081 Capstone Workshop
(A-F only; prereq [Grad major in [public affairs or
public policy or [urban and regional planning] or
[science, technology, and environment policy]],
completion of core courses] or instr consent)
67615 001 WKS, 12:45pm-03:15pm W, HHHCtr 60; MURP
topic. Capstone Preparation Workshop is REQUIRED., 3
cr
67617 002 WKS, 09:05am-11:35am W, BlegH 235;
Nonprofit-Govt Relationships. Capstone Preparation
Workshop is REQUIRED. This capstone explores the
dynamics of government and nonprofit organizations
working together to deliver public policy. There will be
three teams working on distinct client projects. The class
will operate as an advanced seminar. Class time will
focus on 1) understanding the dynamics of funding,
advocacy, and program partnership that underpins
government and nonprofit relationships; 2) providing
peer feedback on the unfolding projects; 3) professor
offering consulting advice on the research approach.
Specific projects are being developed and will be
finalized late November.; Sandfort, Jodi R., 3 cr; A-F;
Nonprofit-Government Relationships
71077 !003 WKS, 04:45pm-06:00pm T, HHHCtr 60;
Engaging the Public in Policy and Planning. Prereq: PA
5990, section 3: Engaging the Public in Policy and
Planning in Fall 2009. Enrollment is allowed by
permission number only. Students will also meet in small
groups for 1.5 hours, which will be scheduled around
student schedules. Engaging the Public in Policy and
Planning (PA 5990 /PA 8081) is a two-semester course
that will fulfill the professional paper or capstone
requirements for the Humphrey Institutes MPP, MPA, or
MURP degree programs. PA 5990 is the first course in
the sequence (Fall 2009). Completion of PA 5990
generally will be considered a prerequisite for enrollment
in PA 8081 in the Spring 2010 semester.; Lindsey, Greg
H, 3 cr; A-F; Engaging the Public in Policy & Planning
76727 !004 WKS, 05:30pm-08:15pm W, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK; Long-term Homelessness Evaluation.
Capstone Preparation Workshop is REQUIRED.;
Hanratty, Maria J, 3 cr
87505 005 WKS, 02:30pm-05:00pm M, HHHCtr 30,
02:30pm-03:45pm W, HHHCtr 30; This workshop
addresses many of the challenges inherent in
collaborations and partnerships, including how to link
self-interest to broader community interests, initiate and
sustain collaborative activities, design structures and
processes for the collaboration itself, and evaluate
collaboration outcomes. Previous clients: Nonprofit
Assistance Fund, the City of St. Paul, DARTS, and the
MN Department of Human Services. Capstone
Preparation Workshop is REQUIRED.; Stone, Melissa M,
3 cr; A-F; Managing Collaborations
80343 006 WKS, 08:30am-11:00am W, HHHCtr 290;
MURP topic. Capstone Preparation Workshop is
REQUIRED. The capstone course will focus on
sustainability planning, incorporating various issues
related to sustainable development including
environmental protection, land use, transportation,
design, and economic and social concerns. Students will
have the opportunity to work in small groups on a
sustainability planning project focused at the
community-scale. Projects will include opportunities to
evaluate sustainability practices, plan for sustainability in
the context of redevelopment and/or new development,
and identify opportunities for sustainability
implementation. In addition to project-based work, the
course will include discussions, readings, and speakers
to help build knowledge of sustainability planning
practice. Topic prereq - Grad major in public affairs or
public policy or [urban and regional planning] or [science,
technology, and environment policy], completion of core
courses or instr consent; Slotterback, Carissa Schively, 3
cr; Sustainability Planning
81065 007 WKS, 06:00pm-08:45pm Th, Room TBA,
TCWESTBANK, 11:15am-12:30pm M, Room TBA; 5080:
Capstone Preparation Workshop is REQUIRED. Monday
team meeting time may be rescheduled with consent of
team members. This capstone workshop course is part
of a Regional Competitiveness Project being conducted
for the Twin Cities Regional Council of Mayors and the
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic
Development (DEED). Three teams of graduate students
will prepare economic development strategy reports for
the Regional Council of Mayors, and two teams will
prepare strategy reports for regional clients in Greater
Minnesota. Each strategy report will focus on a regional
industry cluster and consist of three parts: 1) a diagnosis
of a regional industry cluster, 2) a vision for the future,
and 3) an action plan in accord with that vision, The topic
for the Spring 2010 capstone workshop course is
"Microeconomics of Competitiveness: Firms, Clusters,
and Economic Development." This workshop is based on
a case-study course developed by Professor Michael
Porter and a team of his colleagues at the Harvard
Business School.; 10 seats reserved for CSOM graduate
student - EXPIRES 15-NOV-2009; Nelson, Kris S;
Munnich Jr, Lee William, 3 cr; A-F; Economic &
Community Development
86191 008 WKS, 09:45am-12:15pm M, HHHCtr 290;
MURP topic., 3 cr
8082 Working Group
(A-F only; prereq [Grad major in [public policy or
[urban and regional planning] or [science,
technology, and environment policy]], completion of
core courses] or instr consent)
81067 !001 DRS, 06:00pm-08:45pm T, CarlSMgmt 1-133;
Global Policy; Kudrle, Robert T, 3 cr; Global Policy
This information is accurate as of 11/3/2009 at 11:00 PM and is subject to change. Access the most current information in the online
Class Schedule at http://onestop.umn.edu. IMPORTANT: Before you attend the first class, verify the room location in the online
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