Public service values education: A call to service for public affairs programs

IF 2.4 Q1 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS EDUCATION Pub Date : 2022-07-25 DOI:10.1080/15236803.2022.2101082
R. J. Woodring, Mary K. Feeney
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ABSTRACT Public affairs programs have long aimed to advance public service education. First defined as preparing public servants for government employment, public affairs programs have expanded to advancing the public interest and governance across all sectors. While modern public affairs programs have become more expansive in how they define public service education and the mechanisms they use to advance education (e.g. applied learning, skills training, professionalization, service learning), they continue to follow a general model of limiting training to those who select into a singular disciplinary track. We outline a new approach to public service education – Next Generation Service – which seeks to cultivate public service education to undergraduates outside the core discipline and across campus. We call on public affairs programs to expand their service to the university and broader community by advancing public service values across campus regardless of major.
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公共服务价值观教育:号召为公共事务项目服务
公共事务项目长期以来一直致力于推进公共服务教育。公共事务项目最初被定义为让公务员为政府就业做好准备,现在已经扩展到促进所有部门的公共利益和治理。尽管现代公共事务项目在定义公共服务教育及其推进教育的机制(如应用学习、技能培训、专业化、服务学习)方面变得更加广泛,但它们仍然遵循一种通用模式,将培训限制在那些选择单一学科的人身上。我们概述了一种新的公共服务教育方法——下一代服务——旨在为核心学科之外的本科生和整个校园培养公共服务教育。我们呼吁公共事务项目通过在校园内推广公共服务价值观,无论专业如何,扩大对大学和更广泛社区的服务。
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