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Summer 2009

University Course Catalog Descriptions
International Commerce and Policy (ITRN)
Public Policy (PUBP)
Learning, Social and Organizational (LRNG)
Master of New Professional Studies (MNPS)

Course Syllabi

ITRN Course Syllabi
Course Number	Course Name	Instructor	Last Updated
ITRN 612-B01	International Business Operations and the Multinational Corporation	Bensimon	05/27
ITRN 701-B01	Contemporary Proglems in the World Economy	Gaske	02/19
ITRN 757-B01	Business & Politics in Emerging Markets	Sullivan	05/27
ITRN 759-B01	Country Risk Analysis	Gianturco	02/19
ITRN 780-X01	Internship	Perry	04/17

PUBP Course Syllabi
Course Number	Course Name	Instructor	Last Updated
PUBP 710	Policy, Lobbying, and the Media	Hall	01/06
PUBP 710	Consulting for Organization Development	Manasse	06/17
PUBP 710-B02	Health Policy: Financing and Reform	Clendenin	06/23
PUBP 710-B03	Housing/Community Development Policy	Pelletiere	03/16
PUBP 710-B04	Modern Counterinsurgency: Theory and Practice	Gordon	03/11
PUBP 710-B06	Development and Peace Operations	McCarthy	06/03
PUBP 724-B01	Intelligent Transportation Systems and Technology	Lockwood	05/28
PUBP 794-X01	Internship	Perry	04/17

Peace Operations Syllabi
Course Number	Course Name	Instructor	Last Updated

National Labor College
Course Number	Course Name	Instructor	Last Updated
MNPS 703	Technology and Learning in the New Professions	Pinto	06/23
PUBP 502	Governance and Policy Processes	Jadallah	06/08
LRNG 792	Consulting for Organization Development	Manasse	06/17

ODKM Course Syllabi
Course Number	Course Name	Instructor	Last Updated
PUBP 502-XL1	Governance and Policy Processes	Srikantia	05/04
PUBP 710-X01	Consulting for Organization Development and Change	Tschudy	03/26

NOTE :

The schedule of courses for which syllabi are listed above is subject to change.
The syllabi are subject to change.

SPP tuition for in-state students is approximately half the cost of the tuition at private competitors in the D.C. area.

Employer information sessions are offered each semester with public, private, and nonprofit organizations such as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, RAND, Third Way, and the Department of Treasury.

More than 70% of SPP students are employed while pursuing their degrees -- classes are offered in the late afternoon and early evening to accommodate full- and part-time students.