DPLS 703--Policy Analysis--3 credits
Spring 2002

SESSION 1: INTRODUCTION TO POLICY ANALYSIS AND THE COURSE
Professor: James Beebe
Office: RC 246
Office Phone: (509) 323-3484
Home phone: 456-2571
Room RC 130
8:00am-12:00noon
Office hours:  Call for appointment email: beebe@gonzaga.edu

Course Information
Course Description

Course Objectives
Learning Activities
Web Based Syllabus
Assessment and Grading
Required Texts
BLACKBOARD LINK
Blackboard Information
and Login Instructions

Bibliography and On-line Resources

Sessions and Assignments
Advanced
Session 1: Jan 19
Session 1A: Jan 19
Session 2: Feb 2
Session 3: Feb 16

 
Session 4: Mar 2
Session 5: Mar 9
Session 5A: Mar 9
Session 6: Mar 23
Session 7: Apr 6 
THIS COURSE IS TAUGHT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FAIR PROCESS MANUAL

Gender Equity in Higher Education Resource Page

Session 1:  Jan 19, Introduction to course and issues

Class activities: Video 1. Why Man Creates. Video 2. One Fine Day

Discussion of policy, the background of the students and instructor for the course, and expectations.

Introduction to the texts to be used in the course and overview of the assignments and expectations.

Discussion of Birkland.

Discussion of Majchrzak, Chapters 1-5.

Distribution of Gonzaga data.

Discussion of handout on Gonzaga University faculty by rank and gender.

Discussion of how leaders interact with policy, with specific reference to the issue of gender equity.

Small group activity:  Preparation of a Scope of Work for an analysis of policy issues relating to Gender Equity based on the work of Majchrzak.  Report back to the class on the results of the small group activity. Volunteer from each group to take responsibility for writing up the Scope of Work and ensuring distribution to all other members of the group by 5:00 pm Jan 17.

Identification of a volunteer to work on the Gender Equity in Higher Education Resource Page.


Session 1A: 12:30-2:00pm The use of the web for policy analysis and in the course. (ACT Lab Foley) 

Internet lab. Introduction to the class syllabus, finding resources about policy issues on the Web, and using Blackboard.


For more information contact
docinfo@gonzaga.edu
or write to
Doctoral Program in Leadership
Gonzaga University
Spokane, WA USA 99258
(509) 323-3490
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