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  • 1.  Winners Announced

    Posted 11-05-2007 12:58

     

     

    The Maxwell School of Syracuse University

    Collaborative Governance Initiative

    Rosemary O'Leary and Catherine Gerard, Co-Directors

     

     

    Congratulates the winners of our competition for cases and simulations to be used in teaching

    collaborative public management, collaborative governance and collaborative problem solving.

     

     

     

    Best Teaching Case:

    Winner ($5,000) – Jodi Sandfort and Timothy Dykstal, University of Minnesota

     

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Kathryn S. Quick and Martha Feldman,

                                                                           University of California, Irvine

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Rob Alexander, Maxwell School, PARC

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Jay Kiedrowski and Allison Rojas, University of Minnesota

     

    Best Simulation:

    Winner ($5,000) – Tom Bryer, University of Central Florida

     

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Noam Ebner and Yael Efron, Tachlit Mediation and

                                                                           Negotiation Training, Israel

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Keith Provan and Brint Milward, University of Arizona

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Jeff Loux, University of California-Davis

                 Honorable mention ($1,000) – Linda Blessing and Bette F. DeGraw,

                                                                          Arizona Board of Regents

     

     

     

    These cases and simulations may be downloaded free of charge for teaching use at

    www.e-parc.org or www.maxwell.syr.edu/parc

     

    To submit teaching materials on collaboration for review for consideration for the website, email them to parc@maxwell.syr.edu. All teaching materials are double-blind peer reviewed by a

    committee of academics and practitioners.

     

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    Coming soon from the Maxwell School Collaborative Governance Initiative:

    The Collaborative Public Manager, Georgetown University Press 2008

    Big Ideas in Collaborative Public Management, M.E. Sharpe 2008

     



  • 2.  Winners Announced

    Posted 06-25-2012 15:53
    Winners Announced
    The Maxwell School of Syracuse University Collaborative Governance Initiative (CGI) is pleased to announce the winners of the fifth annual collaboration teaching case and simulation competition.  Cases and simulations are available free on-line at: http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/parcc_eparcc.aspx  or www.e-parc.org

    2012 First Place Winner of the Snow Foundation Award for Best Case or Simulation in Collaborative Nonprofit Management 
    David Cook and Lauren Guzauskas, The Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington: "Leading Island Wood" 
     2012 First Place Winners  
    Martha Feldman and Victoria Lowerson, University of California, Irvine: "Building a Healthy Community"         
    Tina Nabatchi, Maxwell School of Syracuse University: "Education in Adlabad" 
    2012 Honorable Mention Winners  
    Eli Teram, Wilfrid Laurier University: "The Politics of Structuring Interorganizational Collaboration and the Selection of Good Clients"                
    John B. Stephens and Ricardo S. Morse: University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill "City Park: Community Collaboration and Rotating Facilitator Exercise" Simulation
    View current and past year's winning cases and simulations on collaboration the majority of which have been translated into Chinese and Spanish.  They also are available on the CGI website at: http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/parcc_eparcc.aspx  or www.e-parc.org along with winning syllabi for courses in networks and collaborative public management.    
    E-PARCC is a project of the Maxwell School's "Collaborative Governance Initiative" launched in 2007.  E-PARCC provides free on-line resources for those who teach collaborative public management, networks and public management, collaborative governance, and collaborative problem solving around the world.  We receive an average of 10,000 "hits" per month from over 50 different countries.
     
     
     
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    Rosemary O'Leary
    Distinguished Professor
    Phanstiel Endowed Chair
    Co-Director, Collaborative Governance Initiative
    The Maxwell School of Syracuse University
    400 Eggers Hall
    Syracuse, New York 13244-1090
    315-443-4991
     
     
     
    Recent books:
    The Future of Public Administration Around the World:  The Minnowbrook Perspective. Georgetown University Press (2010).
    Public Administration and Law, 3rd Edition.  CRC Press (2010).
    The Collaborative Public Manager, Georgetown University Press (2009).
    Big Ideas in Collaborative Public Management, M.E.Sharpe (2008).
    The Ethics of Dissent:  Managing Guerrilla Government. Congressional Quarterly  (2006).