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The Washington Campus, Founded in 1978, Is a Non-Partisan, Non-Profit 501(C)(3) Higher Education Consortium Health Care New Sessions Added Fantastic. (May) & MBA (Oct.) This is not an experience you can get anywhere else. The Washington COURSE DATES Campus n January 7 – 11, 2019 CONSORTIUM MEMBERS n January 14 – 18, 2019 MBA Courses 2019 n March 4 – 8, 2019 Arizona State University University of North n March 11 – 15, 2019 Carolina at Chapel Hill n May 13 – 17, 2019 University of California, Berkeley Northeastern University n August 12 – 16, 2019 Emory University The Ohio State n August 19 – 23, 2019 University University of Florida n October 14 – 18, 2019 Purdue University Special Health Care Policy MBA Sections GVSU Seidman College of Business n May 13 – 17, 2019 Rice University Howard University n August 12 – 16, 2019 University of Texas Indiana University at Austin Texas A&M University For more information University of Michigan and registration, visit: University of And many other program www.washcampus.edu New Mexico partners worldwide The Washington Campus, founded in 1978, is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)(3) higher education consortium. The Campus welcomes participants from diverse backgrounds and does not discriminate on the For MBA and Other Graduate basis of race, religion, gender, orientation, national or ethnic origin, or disability. and Professional Students The Washington Campus Intensive, experiential courses in 1150 18th Street NW, Suite 400 business, public affairs, and public policy Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 234-4446 [email protected] Washington, D.C. By far one of the best This course experiences I’ve had throughout should be required my MBA program. for all MBAs. The Washington Campus is a non-profit, The Washington Campus open-enrollment The Washington Campus courses are a uniquely non-partisan, higher education consortium based courses are unique, intensive, residency valuable personal and professional development in Washington, D.C. Students from consortium experiences in Washington, D.C., for MBA and experience. Participants learn directly from those member schools (see reverse) can enroll in other types of graduate and professional students. who actually make and shape public policy: The Washington Campus’ certificate graduate Courses focus on how specific organizations and corporate public affairs and government relations courses throughout the year and receive industries are affected by public policy; how public executives; leaders of associations, think tanks, academic credits from their home institutions. policy is made and influenced; and how public and non-profit organizations; lobbyists; the Students from accredited non-consortium affairs and public policy can be strategically and media; current and former members of Congress schools also are welcome to participate, but ethically managed to create profitable and and congressional staff; current and former should check with their home institutions before sustainable ‘win-win’ solutions for business, leaders in the Executive Branch and from registering in order to receive academic credits. government, and society. independent regulatory agencies; and much more. General Michael Hayden, Principal at The Chertoff Discussion of managing public affairs and public policy Greg Maurer, Vice President of Public Policy for Facebook, Group and former Director of the CIA and NSA, with Jocelyn Moore, Senior Vice President of Public Policy discussing the challenges of integrating business strategy discussing cybersecurity policy and global business. and Government Affairs for the NFL. with global public affairs and government relations. Washington, D.C. MBA/Graduate Residency Course Information 2019 Managing Business, Public Affairs, and Public Policy Managing Health Care Policy The Washington Campus is a non-profit, non-partisan, higher education consortium based in Washington, D.C. Consortium members include some of the world’s leading business schools. The Campus runs a variety of intensive (e.g., 1-5 day), experiential courses throughout the year for its various partner schools. This includes a variety of mixed-school, open-enrollment courses, as well as custom, single-school, cohort programs. In addition to its general MBA and Executive MBA offerings focusing on Business and Public Policy, the Campus also offers specialized executive and graduate courses such as Managing Health Care Policy and Accounting and Public Policy. Graduate and professional students from dual-degree programs and non-business disciplines (e.g., law, medicine, public policy, public health) also frequently participate in Campus course offerings. The mission of The Washington Campus is to help create better leaders – more effective executives and entrepreneurs – by giving students a much richer and more practical understanding of the critical interactions of business, public affairs, and public policy. The Washington Campus is a unique organization with a distinctive heritage. It was founded in 1978 by The Honorable Bill Seidman, former chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Resolution Trust Corporation, along with a like-minded group of senior government officials, business leaders, and leading academics. All the founders saw a critical need for both current and future executives to have a better understanding of business and government relations, especially the impact on their organizations and industries, and on the economy and society as a whole. All the Washington Campus’ learning experiences immerse participants in the vibrant political and business environment of Washington, D.C. Students learn directly from leading policy makers and influencers such as current and former members of Congress, Executive branch officials, and regulatory authorities, and also from business leaders such as corporate, industry, and association executives. Faculty also include notable speakers from media, think tanks, embassies, global institutions, and non-governmental organizations. Participants earn academic credits toward their graduate or professional degree from their home institution, certificates, and/or continuing professional education credits. For both U.S. and international students, The Washington Campus’ courses offer an ideal opportunity to learn richly and quickly about the U.S. institutional and business environment, and how it integrates with and relates to the rest of the world. Participation in Campus programs also offers abundant opportunities for distinctive and enriching extracurricular activities in a unique, global destination: Washington, D.C. For more information about The Washington Campus consortium or about any of the variety of course offerings available, please visit www.washcampus.edu or feel free to contact Campus staff at (U.S.) 202-234-4446 or at [email protected]. Leadership discussion at the U.S. Capitol with Congressman John Lewis Meeting at the European Union Delegation to the U.S.A. Media and public affairs talk, with James Hohmann of The Washington Post, at National Press Club Economic and financial policy session at U.S. Federal Reserve Meeting and hearings at the Senate Banking Committee Ambassador A.K. Mirpuri, at the Embassy of Singapore, for trade discussion OPEN-ENROLLMENT MBA/GRADUATE RESIDENCY COURSES Managing Business, Public Affairs, and Public Policy The Washington Campus’ open-enrollment MBA courses are run in Washington, D.C., throughout the year. These courses focus on how to better understand and more effectively manage public affairs and public policy as integral parts of business strategy and operations. Participants in these courses come from a mix of schools. Graduate and professional students from non- business disciplines (e.g., law, public policy, etc.) also are welcome to participate, and usually do so by cross-enrolling in the home institution’s business-school listed course. For each consortium member school, the Campus’ open-enrollment MBA courses typically are regularly-listed electives. These offerings run Monday – Friday and are structured as equivalent to a 3-credit course in terms of preparation, contact hours, and assurances of learning. The Washington Campus’ faculty and staff organize and administer these courses in Washington, D.C., for various consortium member schools. Assurances of learning include required readings, an exam on the final day, and a team project due two weeks after the D.C. residency. A condensed sample agenda is attached. Managing Health Care Policy Using the same basic structure as the general MBA open-enrollment courses, The Washington Campus also offers MBA/Graduate residency courses in Washington, D.C., emphasizing health care policy more specifically. These offerings focus on how to better understand and more effectively manage the complex dynamics of health care policy for those who are involved or interested in the health care sector. As with the more general MBA/Graduate courses, faculty speakers consist primarily of expert practitioners, but with particular emphasis on those who manage, make, and shape health care policy. The credits, contact hours, and course requirements are similar to the regular, general MBA courses, but with readings, topics, and speakers focused more specifically on health care policy. The Campus’ health care policy courses tend to attract even more diverse types of participants. This includes both dual-degree and non-business school graduate and professional students in medicine, public health, law, and public policy, as well as alumni. A condensed sample agenda is attached. Cybersecurity policy session with General Michael Hayden, former
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