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The American
Society for Public Administration (ASPA), established in 1939,
is the largest and most prominent professional association in the
field of public administration. With a diverse membership composed
of practitioners, teachers, and students, ASPA has
emerged as the focal point for intellectual and professional
interaction, thereby serving as the principal arena for linking
thought and practice within the field of public administration.
The
Massachusetts Chapter of ASPA (MassASPA) is a organization of professionals employed in federal, state and local
government, non-government organizations
providing public interest services, and professors and
students of public
administration at local universities. Each
year, MassASPA recognizes outstanding contributions to the public
service field with three awards: Distinguished Public Administrator,
Distinguished Citizen and the Paul G. Keough Scholarship Award.
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Chapter Council
The
Chapter
Council is
the
governing
body
MassASPA. The
Council
consists
of the
five
officers -
President,
President-elect,
Vice-president,
Secretary
and
Treasurer,
eighteen
Directors
elected to
staggered
three-year
terms and
one
student
member
appointed
by the
President
to a
one-year
term.
All
past
Presidents
of the
Chapter
who remain
members of
the
Society
and all
Chapter
members
currently
holding an
elected
national
office in
the
Society
serve on
the
council in
an
ex-officio
capacity.
The
Council
meets
quarterly.
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President
Angela Olszewski
Mass. Turnpike Authority Retirement Board
President-Elect
Christina Eckenroth
U.S. Department of Labor
Vice President
Michael George
City of Cambridge
Secretary
Frank Creedon
MassHousing
Treasurer
Ling Xiao
Student
Immediate
Past President
Ryan Ferrara
City of Newton |
