[ASPA] PA TIMES Seeks Quality Articles

[Christine Jewett McCrehin]

Dear Listserv members,

The PA TIMES, monthly newspaper of the American Society for Public  
Administration, is currently seeking quality articles for upcoming  
issues.

Articles must remain between 1000-1200 words, contain no references  
and adhere to the deadlines below. Authors need not be ASPA members.

If you have any questions or would like to see our author guidelines,  
contact me at cjewett at aspanet.org. Please pass this along to any  
colleagues you think may be interested in writing for the paper.

The 2008 PA TIMES Editorial Calendar is as follows:
Note: Items in parentheses are intended as subject ideas for monthly  
topics. Authors are not limited to these subjects and are encouraged  
to write in their specific areas of expertise
March: Why a Public Service Academy?
International Supplement: International Public Administration:  
Emerging Governments
(Current trends/ASPA programs, What can U.S. administrators learn  
from other countries)
Issue Travels to ASPA Conference
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: February 20, 2008
April: Case Studies in State PA: What was the Defining Issue in Your  
State?
(Ideas that are working/Burden sharing/Current challenges)
ASPA Conference Coverage Issue
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: March 20, 2008
May: Strategic Resource Management: Doing More with Less
(Capital projects and infrastructure, Service delivery, Tax revolts  
and spending limits, information technology, downsizing)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: April 21, 2008
June: Balancing Personal Ethics and Public Duties
(whistleblowing, religion in the workplace, balancing the roles of  
citizen and public servant, personal vs. professional ethics)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: May 22, 2008
July: Managing Contracts/Contractors
(Getting best value from contractors, Nonprofit perspective on  
government contracting, Procurement issues, Contract administration  
issues)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: June 20, 2008
August: State of Emergency Management
(Collaboration/What’s better, what’s worse/Success stories, How  
Hurricane Katrina helped California)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: July 23, 2008
September: Gender Issues in PA
(What has changed, what remains the same?)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: August 22, 2008
October: Leadership Development and Succession Planning
(Case studies or examples of actual leadership development programs  
or succession planning/Resources for leadership development or  
succession planning)
Education Supplement: Evolving PA Education: Preparing Public  
Servants for the 21st Century
(Homeland Security, Emergency Management, Technology, Communication,  
Are curriculums evolving fast enough, contract(or) management,  
dealing with non-governmental service delivery mechanisms)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: September 22, 2008
November: Changing of the Guard: How Do Administrators Handle  
Relationships with Newly Appointed/Elected Bosses?
(Educating non-specialists, Balancing political leadership and  
professional standards, Dealing with short-timers)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: October 22, 2008
  December: PA Success Stories
(Current innovations, Telecommuting, Victories large and small)
Deadline for Articles/Advertising: November 21, 2008

Thank  you,
Christine McCrehin
Editor, PA TIMES

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Christine McCrehin
Editor, PA TIMES
Advertising Representative, ASPA
www.aspanet.org
cjewett at aspanet.org
703-209-0560 (p)
703-991-4916 (f)



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