MAPL: Where new leaders of our advocacy community emerge.

The MAPL program prides itself in its ability to bring in a broad spectrum of current leaders in our state and country. The contact students have with our distinguished guests expands their leadership network and provides them with invaluable resources that help them become strong and indespensible members of the leadership community themselves.

The MAPL program owes it unique opportunities to a number of extremely talented advocates and leaders who have been willing to contribute their time and share their knowledge with our students. They are the heart and soul of MAPL and we would like to extend our appreciation to them! You are an inspiration to our students!

Guest Speaker Line-Up: 2009-10

MAPL 5111 - Labor Organizing
September 26: Tony DeAngelis
October 3: Brendan Cummins
October 17: Eric Lehto

MAPL 5119 - Techniques for Nonprofit Advocacy: Nonprofit as Agents of Democracy
October 17: Gary Cummingham and Betsy Hodges
November14: Rinal Ray

MAPL 5301 - Campaigns and Elections
September 25: Keith Downey and Gail Kulich-Jackson
October 2: Kim Johnson and Brandon Stahl
October 16: Chris Coleman

MAPL 5311 - Advocacy in the Public Sector: Service in the Elected Branch
October 17: Steve Frank

MAPL 6001 - The Political Process and Public Policy
September 26: Elizabeth Lincoln
October 3: Lorraine Teel

MAPL 6002 - Policy Evaluation
September 26: Thomas Stanley
October 17: Mayra Gomez and Bret Thiele
October 24: Jim Nobles
November 14: Dan McElroy

MAPL 6003 - Civic Engagement and Political Culture
December 5: Keesha Gaskins
December 12: Mary Ellison

MAPL 6004 - Political Organizing and Communication
October 25: Lori Sturdevant

Speakers for the 2010-2011 academic year are currently being arranged. Please check back for details.

Guest Speakers: 2008-09--- Past Guest Speakers