News: Management
Professionals to discuss careers, leadership with students
Moynihan sharing analysis of use of federal performance data with GAO
Study finds state compensation system prompts newer prosecutors to quit
Changes in the compensation system for assistant district attorneys could reduce turnover and improve public safety, according to a new La Follette School report.
Yackee advises on limiting 'capture' of regulating agencies
Moynihan examines Hurricane Katrina, red tape
Moynihan elected fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration
Performance management in Israel to be discussed
American Society for Public Administration honors Bryson for scholarship
La Follette School alum John Bryson received the 2011 Dwight Waldo Award from the American Society for Public Administration. The award honors persons who have made "outstanding contributions to the professional literature of public administration over an extended scholarly career of at least 25 years."
Sewer lateral report informs Milwaukee task force
A 2010 report by La Follette School students informed recommendations made by a City of Milwaukee task force on the city's sewer system.
Williams advocates for underrepresented communities
Dominique Williams' career plans did an about-face after she got to the La Follette School of Public Affairs. She expected to work as an attorney to advocate for underrepresented communities after she completed her dual degree in law and public affairs. "I originally thought I would be a practicing attorney and that my policy degree would be supplemental," she says.