ASPA - Iowa Capital Chapter
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The American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) was established in 1939 in response to major changes in the development of public administration. In its 60+ years, ASPA has influenced and been influenced by the field and profession of public administration. With a diverse membership composed of over 10,000 practitioners, scholars, teachers and students, ASPA is the largest and most prominent professional association in the field of public administration.
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Roll Call! Who knew?
I am curious to see who all actually knew this website existed. Once I found it, I see there is very limited activity. I'd love to "see" all of the people who are active on this board as...
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Started: February 14th 2010Replies: 9
Highland Park 1950's
I would like to here from anyone who grew up in Highland Park in the 50's to talk about old land marks, places and people. Anyone remember the old Library on Euclid? Linda
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Started: May 11th 2002Replies: 1
Sept 12 2010 Centennial Event
Started: September 15th 2010Replies: 0
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