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In noting that the Schar School of Public Policy at George Mason University "was founded as an institute in 1990 and developed into the graduate-level School of Public Policy (SPP) in 2000," I can personally verify that as fact. The the International Institute and it's accompanying Master of Arts in International Transactions academic program were established that year by the Provost and approved by the Board of Visitors. I submitted the initial program concept to the Provost and subsequently, at her behest, led the curriculum design group. I was an Assistant Professor at GMU at the time. I subsequently taught a graduate course in in the program, comparative international science & technology policies, in 1990-91 and 91-92. |
In noting that the Schar School of Public Policy at George Mason University "was founded as an institute in 1990 and developed into the graduate-level School of Public Policy (SPP) in 2000," I can personally verify that as fact. The the International Institute and it's accompanying Master of Arts in International Transactions academic program were established that year by the Provost and approved by the Board of Visitors. I submitted the initial program concept to the Provost and subsequently, at her behest, led the curriculum design group. I was an Assistant Professor at GMU at the time. I subsequently taught a graduate course in in the program, comparative international science & technology policies, in 1990-91 and 91-92. |
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Suggested edit: The Schar School has a new website, and links in the Wiki page should be updated to reflect this. The new site is: schar.gmu.edu. Previously, it had been spgia.gmu.edu. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 129.174.237.197 (talk) 18:44, 27 June 2017 (UTC)
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Founding of the Schar School
In noting that the Schar School of Public Policy at George Mason University "was founded as an institute in 1990 and developed into the graduate-level School of Public Policy (SPP) in 2000," I can personally verify that as fact. The the International Institute and it's accompanying Master of Arts in International Transactions academic program were established that year by the Provost and approved by the Board of Visitors. I submitted the initial program concept to the Provost and subsequently, at her behest, led the curriculum design group. I was an Assistant Professor at GMU at the time. I subsequently taught a graduate course in in the program, comparative international science & technology policies, in 1990-91 and 91-92.
Richard Bradshaw — Preceding unsigned comment added by 108.48.36.130 (talk) 20:23, 18 May 2018 (UTC)