Congratulations to Katrina Furman
Katrina Furman named new Anishinaabe Curator at the GRPM
Programs in Health Administration, Nonprofit Management, Public Administration, and Social Innovation
We prepare our students for lives of active citizenship so they can contribute to their local, regional, national, and global communities. We ensure they obtain professional careers in their interest areas such as government, nonprofit and health care organizations.
This program is your primary source for community and public service education! We provide an innovative and professional curriculum with dedicated and inspired teaching, scholarship, and service to the community. We are committed to developing ethical judgment and critical thinking in our students so they can lead as effective managers and community innovators.
Our faculty members are engaged in the community and work in the world they teach. These professors encourage a collaborative culture, working together to meet the needs of their students.
Spotlights
Benjamin Ohene, MPA student, interviewed on WOOD TV 8
Benjamin Ohene discusses the GVSU Replenish Store and the misconceptions about food insecurity on campus in a recent WOOD TV 8 interview.
Leslie Young-Martin, MPNL student, featured on second Coffee Chat
Tune in to our second Coffee Chat featuring a meaningful conversation between our philanthropy expert Christa Lane Hooper and Leslie Young-Martin, a young professional and graduate student at the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy.