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The UW's Evans School of Public Policy & Governance is defined by our shared purpose: to inspire public service and to democratize public policy.

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On what would have been his 101st birthday, we remember Daniel J. Evans. At the 1968 Republican National Convention, Dan gave the keynote address and had this to say about the importance of our civic engagement:
“…the most important ingredient of all: the powerful contribution of every individual citizen. The citizen who sees in the commitment of service our best hope for our nation. For it is in individual service that the hidden assets of America really lie. A community of citizens who will give their time, their talent, and their education to the advancement of our country and of its people. There are few, really, so young and there are none so old that their abilities cannot find a need or their interests an outlet.” by @uwevansschool

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Happy first day of autumn quarter! by @uwevansschool

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Join the Evans School for a Dawg Daze 2026 Open House!

Discover your pathways to public service and pick up a frozen treat.

Thursday, September 24, 2026 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM in the Parrington Hall lobby. An advertisement for Public Policy & Paletas with frozen treats by @uwevansschool

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🌍 Study in Germany with Fulbright!

The Evans School of Public Policy & Governance and Fulbright Germany invite graduate students to apply for the Transatlantic Diplomacy Program (TAD).

Spend 5 or 10 months in Germany, deepen your expertise in international affairs, and connect with global policy networks.

📅 Deadline: October 9, program starts in the German Winter Semester 2027

Apply https://bit.ly/3RobjpE
#fulbrightgermany #studyabroad #transatlanticrelations Fulbright Transatlantic Diplomacy Program

Spend 5 or 10 months in Germany with global policy challenges by @uwevansschool

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3 months ago

Congratulations to the Evans School class of 2026! by @uwevansschool

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4 months ago

Why are conferences like #PMRC2026 important for advancing public management research? Dean Jodi Sandfort of the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance highlights the importance of focusing on how to add value to state and local communities that are faced with a lot of complex challenges. by @uwevansschool

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Our final in-person session on May 5th, 2026 will offer the opportunity to deepen student engagement by taking the themes/core concerns raised at the Winter Gathering, and brainstorming how to translate the feedback from World Cafe into tangible actions to steward change by creating connections to Mary Gates Leadership Fellowships, Campus Sustainability Fund, ASUW, and other student-led bodies or commissions on campus that amplify student voice. In the second half of the session, we will engage participants in a visioning session to help co-design Cx3 Programming for the next Academic Year (AY 2026-27).
RSVP now Open! Our Spring event will be held on May 5, 2026 from 4-7 PM in Parrington 320
RSVP via the link in our bio for the May 5, 2026 Spring Quarter Gathering! taken in Parrington Hall by @uwevansschool

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6 months ago

Today's the day! Husky Giving Day is here, and the Evans School is raising funds to support future community leaders! Together, we can equip a new generation of public leaders within government, nonprofit, and social impact sectors to tackle our nation’s most pressing challenges.

Make your gift today: https://bit.ly/4tqg6nZ or through link in our bio. by @uwevansschool

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Today’s Policy Camp was phenomenal! 🏛️⚖️📝

The University of Washington’s Evans School of Public Policy & Governance, in partnership with Highline College, the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, National Forum for Black Public Administrators–Seattle Chapter, and Seattle University hosted a conference to inform, inspire and empower students interested in public policy and service.

Students learned from experienced professionals and graduate students pursuing public policy and service careers in a panel discussion, took part in a policy hackathon to address real-world challenges, and connected with community partners and agencies at the resource fair.

Special thanks to the speakers, panelists, facilitators and the UW Evans School of Public Policy & Governance team for sharing your knowledge, experiences and resources with our students. We’re honored to be part of an event that encourages students and drives forward change in our communities. Large group of students sitting at table. taken in Highline College by @uwevansschool

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Calling UW graduate students interested in changing how nonprofits tackle systemic challenges with policy and advocacy. The Evans School's Nonprofit Management certificate can equip you to drive change in an evolving world.

This certificate is open to current UW graduate students who have completed at least one quarter with a mimimum 3.0 GPA.

Requirements: PUBPOL 550: Managing Nonprofit and Philanthropic Organizations (AUT); four elective courses (12-16 credits total) that cover areas or methods focused in management, leadership, or policy analysis. At least 2 electives must be Evans courses. A portfolio and short analytic paper developed by each student and due spring quarter, reflecting upon the key learning experiences of the program.

Email evansgrad@uw.edu to learn more. Advertisement for nonprofit management certificate by @uwevansschool

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UW graduate students, want to dive deeper into how policy and management can shape interanational development challenges? Equip yourself with the International Development certificate to drive change in an evolving world.

Open to current UW graduate students who have completed at least one quarter with a mimimum 3.0 GPA are eligible to apply.

Requirements: PubPol 531: Development Managent and Governance
PubPol 533: Economics of International Development
PubPol 598: International Development Certificate Portfolio.

Two elective courses (6-8 credits total) that cover areas or methods focused on international development.

Email evansgrad@uw.ed to learn more. Graduate student advertisement for international development certificate. by @uwevansschool

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New U.S. News & World Report rankings out today continue to place the Evans School of Public Policy & Governance among the best schools in the nation and the world. The Evans School ranked fifth among public affairs programs.

Four of our specialization areas were ranked in the top ten, including Environmental Policy, Nonprofit Management, Public Finance & Budgeting, and Public Leadership.

Dean Jodi Stanfort noted that "Given the fundamental challenges to public decision making and democratic systems that we are seeing, people should feel proud that the Evans School continues to be recognized for our leadership in improving public services and policy." Advertisement for Evans School #5 Public Affairs ranking by @uwevansschool

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