Teaching

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A mission statement of sorts:

I ask students in my capstone courses to write personal mission statements as a touchstone for the reflective exercise that culminates in their e-portfolios. One potential question we can ask ourselves when developing that kind of statements is, "How do I want to be remembered?" Personally, I have struggled with that one myself, for all of the many years I have assigned this task to my students. How do I want to be remembered, and how can I express that cogently? Finally, I have it, taken verbatim from the late University of Chicago Professor, Martin E. Marty: "That I was a good teacher." That seems like a good aspiration.

Courses I have taught recently at UD include:

UAPP440 - Public Policy Senior Capstone

UAPP668 - Government Budgets and Fiscal Federalism

UAPP694 - Financial Management in the Public and Nonprofit Sectors

UAPP699 - Capstone Project in Public Management and Policy

UAPP730-070 - Topics in Public Policy (the Seoul Case Study Program)

Courses I have taught at UD but not recently include:

UAPP325 - Public Policy Analysis

UAPP606 - Local Economic Development

UAPP693 - Economics in Public & Nonprofit Sectors

Exchange and other international programs I coordinate include:

University of Seoul undergraduate exchange program: a one-to-one semester-long exchange program. See the program description hosted by UD's Center for Global Programs and Services for application deadlines and other information here.

Other opportunities to study at the University of Seoul include their Visiting Student Program, Seoul International Summer School I (July) and Seoul International Summer School II (August). If you are interested in these programs, check the information on course content, pricing, nomination and application process, and other details on the UOS OIA website. Here are some key dates for the two summer programs for 2025 (the linked file also includes some travel information and links to additional sources of information):