2003
ASPA National Conference
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Arizona Chapter Events
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American
Society for Public Administration (National Chapter)
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Membership Information
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Arizona
Chapter Constitution
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Past Events
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Superior Service Award
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ASPA
Code of Ethics
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Each month the Arizona Chapter of ASPA sponsors a luncheon speaker who is involved in public administration and public service. The luncheons are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Below is a list of some of our past and future speakers for ASPA. To RSVP contact Donna Sydow at 602-262-7634 or e-mail your RSVP to Donna at : donna.sydow@phoenix.gov
Tuesday, March 18th, 2003
Speaker: David Smith,
Maricopa County Manager
Topic: "Maricopa County - New
Directions"
Time: 12:00 noon- 1:30 pm
Where: ASU Downtown Campus, Room C340/350
502 E Monroe
Cost: $12.00
Menu: Provided by Dad's Catering and includes choice
of a croissant sandwich (roast beef, turkey,
ham&cheese, or vegetarian) and beverage (Iced tea,
regular soda, diet soda). Each lunch includes an
apple, chips, and a cookie/brownie.
RSVP: by end of day, Thursday, March 13th to Donna
Sydow with croissant and beverage choices.
phone: 602-262-7634, fax: 602-262-7156 or email: donna.sydow@phoenix.gov
Parking is in the ASU lot south of the campus.
Parking will be validated with stub. Please sign your
stub. Individuals who make reservations but do not attend
WILL be billed.
Monday, May 5, 2003
Arizona Chapter of the American
Society for Public Administration's
33rd Annual Superior Service Awards Luncheon
Time: 12:00pm to 2:00pm.
At this annual event, we recognize and honor representatives of government,
academia, and our citizens, who exemplify superior public service. We are asking
for your help in identifying those individuals or teams who deserve these
prestigious awards. There are seven award categories to recognize a
variety of professional and personal contributions. I encourage you and your
staff to review these award categories, discuss among yourselves the
examples of outstanding service that exist in your organization and community,
and complete a nomination form for each individual or team that has made
significant contributions to your organization, or to public service in general.
We have found that the people who are most familiar with the accomplishments and
contributions of the nominees write the most successful nominations.
Please feel free to copy and share the nomination form with others in your
organization.
If you have any questions about the nominating process, please call
Charlie Bladine at (480) 350-8563 or Mike Miller at (602) 495-2075. Please
return the completed nomination forms to Charlie Bladine at the mailing or email
address listed at the bottom of the form by February 14, 2003.
View the nomination form on-line.
Past Events
The following are past
luncheon speakers, award presentations and conferences.
February 18th, 2003
Speaker: Jake Flake, Speaker of the House , Arizona
House of Representatives
Topic: " The Legislature, the Budget, and Other Issues."
January 21st, 2003
Speakers: Council members Bob Littlefield, City of Scottsdale,
Council member Mark Mitchell, City of Tempe, and Council member Mike Whelan,
City of Mesa.
Topic: "City Council and Relationship to Staff"
December 17th, 2002
Speaker: Senator Harry Mitchell (former mayor of Tempe), Senator-Elect
Jay Tibshraeny (former mayor of Chandler) House Rep. Russell Pearce,House Rep.
John Nelson and State Representative Meg Burton-Cahill
Topic: "Shared Revenues & Other State/City budget Issues."
November 19th, 2002
Speaker: Assistant Chief Kevin Robinson of the
Phoenix
Police Department.
October
Speaker: Paul Charlton, United States Attorney
September
Speaker: David Gonzales, United States Marshall
Conference Information
March 15-16th
64th Annual National ASPA Conference: "The Power of Public Service"
Omni Shoreham, Washington D.C. Visit: http://www.aspanet.org/2003conf/
or
contact ASPA at 202-393-7878 or e-mail info@aspanet.org for more
information
Useful Links
American Society for Public Administrators
City of Phoenix
City of Glendale
City of Mesa
City of Scottsdale
City of Tempe
City of Avondale
City of Peoria
Town of Fountain Hills
City of Tucson
League of Arizona Cities and Towns Municipal Employment
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