American University School of Public Affairs

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School of Public Affairs


Established	1957 as School of Government and Public Administration. Renamed School of Public Affairs 1988
Type	Private
Dean	William M. LeoGrande
Faculty	51 full-time^[1]
Students	1,174 (undergraduate)/ 518 (graduate)
Location	Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Campus	Urban
Nickname	SPA
Website	http://spa.american.edu/

The School of Public Affairs at American University is among the nation's leading public policy schools. It's location, programs and professors provide a distinct advantage in educating and preparing leaders for careers in public service. It ranks 10th nationally for schools of public policy according to U.S. News and World Report (2005) [1].

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2 Research Centers
3 External links
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Ward Circle Building, School of Public Affairs

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American University
Academic Units	College of Arts and Sciences • Kogod School of Business • School of Communication • School of International Service • School of Public Affairs • Washington College of Law
Centers and Institutes	Administrative Law Review • Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies • Equal Justice Foundation • Washington Semester
Athletics	American University Eagles • Bender Arena
Media	WAMU • WVAU • The Diane Rehm Show • Kojo Nnamdi Show • The Eagle
People	List of American University people
Places	American University Park • Camp American University • Camp Leach • Katzen Arts Center • Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre • Tenley Campus