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Graduate Program
in
Public Administration
The MPA program students, faculty and staff create learning communities to
explore and implement socially just,
democratic public service. We think
critically and creatively; communicate
effectively; work collaboratively; embrace diversity; value fairness and equity;
advocate powerfully on behalf of the
public; imagine new possibilities and
accomplish positive change in our
workplaces and in our communities.
The MPA—Tribal Governance
concentration is designed for people
preparing for, or seeking advancement in, professional careers in tribal government or related fields. The program reflects the
diversity of tribal issues, including
sovereignty and inter-governmental
relations, tribal management, economic
development and policy issues.

Graduate Hooding Ceremony
And
Celebration
Friday June 15, 2007
10am
Longhouse
The Evergreen State College
Olympia, Washington
Welcome
Cheryl Simrell King, Director MPA
Opening Remarks
Thomas (Les) Purce, President TESC
Don Bantz, Provost TESC
Introduction of MES Faculty
Ted Whitesell, Director MES
Introduction of MPA Faculty and MPA Speakers
Cheryl Simrell King, Director MPA
MPA speakers:
Russ Lidman, Ken Conte, Tracy Bray
Introduction of MES Speaker
Ted Whitesell, Director MES
MES Speaker
John Pumilio
Hooding
MPA names read by Ken Conte
MES names read by Ted Whitesell