MCNY in the News

ASPA Times (August 2008)
In June 2008, Linda Barnes (a graduate student of Public Affairs and Administration) became the first recipient of the annual Phillip J. Rutledge Scholarship, awarded by MCNY’s School of Management.
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New York Times (June 13, 2006)
In this article, "A Fresh Start Needs Hands Willing to Help" read about a former convict who has turned his life around and earned his MPA with the help of MCNY.
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CaribNews (March 1, 2005)
Dean Crookendale discusses the global nature of the MCNY's MPA programs, including initiatives throughout the Caribbean, as well as a learning excursion to Israel.
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A Dean's Point of View

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A Message From the Dean

Investing in your future through an educational approach that seeks to integrate theory and practice will enhance your intellectual and employment opportunities immeasurably.

This is precisely the approach taken by the Master of Public Administration degree program at Metropolitan College of New York. We are confident that the yearlong experience at Metropolitan College of New York will provide prospective students with a challenging intellectual experience. Because every student must have a field placement in order to participate in the program, learning extends well beyond the classroom, adding to the overall richness of the graduate experience here at Metropolitan College of New York.

As Dean in the Graduate School of Public Affairs and Administration at Metropolitan College of New York, I look forward to having you join us and becoming a part of our tradition of excellence in the classroom and in the field.

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About this Program Course Offerings Meet the Faculty A Letter from the Dean Constructive Action Metropolitan Institute Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society	Printable brochure Constructive Action Send this page to a friend MCNY in the News ASPA Times (August 2008) In June 2008, Linda Barnes (a graduate student of Public Affairs and Administration) became the first recipient of the annual Phillip J. Rutledge Scholarship, awarded by MCNY’s School of Management. open PDF \| » New York Times (June 13, 2006) In this article, "A Fresh Start Needs Hands Willing to Help" read about a former convict who has turned his life around and earned his MPA with the help of MCNY. open PDF \| » CaribNews (March 1, 2005) Dean Crookendale discusses the global nature of the MCNY's MPA programs, including initiatives throughout the Caribbean, as well as a learning excursion to Israel. open PDF \| » A Dean's Point of View Tag along with Dean Crookendale as he describes the MCNY experience. play video: (2:34 min) high bandwidth \| low bandwidth RealPlayer required to view video Produced by: Pazit Levitan and Twinpool, Inc. A Message From the Dean Investing in your future through an educational approach that seeks to integrate theory and practice will enhance your intellectual and employment opportunities immeasurably. This is precisely the approach taken by the Master of Public Administration degree program at Metropolitan College of New York. We are confident that the yearlong experience at Metropolitan College of New York will provide prospective students with a challenging intellectual experience. Because every student must have a field placement in order to participate in the program, learning extends well beyond the classroom, adding to the overall richness of the graduate experience here at Metropolitan College of New York. As Dean in the Graduate School of Public Affairs and Administration at Metropolitan College of New York, I look forward to having you join us and becoming a part of our tradition of excellence in the classroom and in the field. Dean Humphrey Crookendale - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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