Government or Politics

Career possibilities in the public sector are endless. You can work in politics by running for office, managing a campaign or serving your elected officials and community. Additionally, behind-the-scenes roles in government administration can effect change, ensure accountability and provide important services to citizens.  

• Title after graduation: Congressional Aide 

• Title after 5 years: Communications Director 

• Public Affairs 2130: Leadership in the Public and Nonprofit Sectors
  • What does it mean to be an effective leader in the public’s interest? Study the theory and develop the skills to be a great leader and manager.  
• Public Affairs 3500: Public Management
  • Government organizations have unique management challenges. Explore their DNA, master the art of measuring success, and consider the role of for-profit and non-profit organizations in delivering important public services.  

• Kiley Holbrook, BA, Legislative Aide for State Representative Rodney Creech 

• Athina Lawson, BA, Press Secretary, Office of the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives 

• Dr. LePere-Schloop incorporates insights from her professional management experience and emphasizes active learning and the application of theory to real-world public management challenges.  

• Explore Public Management and Leadership Expertise