12 courses with the subject PAS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
PAS 300Foundations of Public Service ()3
An introduction to the study of public service. Emphasis is placed on the history and framework of public service and the study and practice of public administration. Dean's Office of the College of Business
Student participates in a relevant public service-related work experience. Approval for enrollment and allowable credits is determined by the department in the semester prior to enrollment.
A declared major in the University or permission of the
PAS 408Public Service Films ()3
From the invention of the first simple 'moving pictures' more than 130 years ago to the latest multi-million dollar, high-tech blockbuster, films have served as a vehicle for both political messages and societal critiques. As a unifying theme, we will focus our analysis on the films' implications for the study and practice of public service. permission of College of Business Dean's Office 953 PAS - Public Affairs and Service
Junior standing and declared major in the University or
PAS 409Leadership and Cultural Competence ()3
This course focuses on the study of contemporary leadership theory and practice, with particular emphasis on public and non-profit sectors. The critical themes of ethics and cultural competence are woven throughout the course. permission of College of Business Dean's Office
Junior standing and declared major in the University or
PAS 410Public and Non-profit Organization ()3
An introduction to the study and practice of public and non-profit agencies. The course is designed to explore fundamental issues of organizational structure, management, and operations of public and non- profit organizations in modern American society. declared major in the University or permission of the Dean's Office of the
This course is designed to provide an overview of the essential elements of learning and serving. The course will focus on how to provide meaningful service to a community agency or organization while simultaneously gaining new skills, knowledge, and understanding as an integrated aspect of the student's academic program.
Public service entrepreneurship supports the development of socially aware and responsive students through service and learning. Students will participate in service projects with community partners to recognize and reflect on the social needs of their community. This course will integrate classroom learning with community participation to provide practical experience for students to recognize the rewards of serving.
A declared major in the University or permission of the
PAS 497Independent Study in Public Service ()3
Provides students the opportunity to undertake independent study of selected topics/issues in public service under the guidance of a faculty member. Student and faculty member must complete and agree on a learning contract before study begins. Pass/Fail grading only. PE - Physical Education
