Page for The Collaborative Governance Program at the University of Arizona's School of Government and Public Policy.
Book launch: Collaborative Governance Regimes written by Kirk Emerson and Tina Nabatchi has just been published and is now available to order. Receive a 30% discount code through this link: http://collaborativegovernance.arizona.edu/announcements/book-launch-collaborative-governance-regimes-emerson-and-nabatchi-now-available
BOOK LAUNCH: Collaborative Governance Regimes by Emerson and Nabatchi Now Available! |...
07/06/2015
August 1 Deadline for starting Collaborative Governance Graduate Certificate
For those of you planning to start the certificate program for collaborative governance this fall, please complete your application by August 1. Click here for more information and online application. http://collaborativegovernance.arizona.edu/announcements/certificate-application-deadline-august-1 We look forward to your participation in the Collaborative Governance program!
Certificate Application Deadline AUGUST 1. | Collaborative Governance For those of you planning to start the certificate program for collaborative governance this fall, please complete your application by August 1. Here is the link to get you started with online applications. Additional information on the certificate program and how to apply can be found on this site…
07/01/2015
This May, seven students from four different programs across the UA campus received their Graduate Certificates in Collaborative Governance. For more, check out http://collaborativegovernance.arizona.edu/events/sgpp-2015-graduation
07/01/2015
Please visit our new website for the University of Arizona's Collaborative Governance Program. Thanks to all those who helped pull this site together. Please join us here and on linked in for periodic updates http://collaborativegovernance.arizona.edu/
Welcome to Collaborative Governance | Collaborative Governance Recipients of SGPP's Graduate Certificates in Collaborative Governance join the school's hooding ceremony on May 16, 2015. This spring, seven students from four different programs across campus completed the certificate requirements.
We are currently under maintenance for this page and the program website. Please be patient!!
With collaboration in mind,
Kirk Emerson