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    Public Service Minor

    Austin W. Marxe School Of Public And International Affairs

    Public Service is a new minor – effective Fall 2024

    Public Service involves the actions we take to enhance societal well-being. Students will have an opportunity to explore how the ideals of a democratic society may be achieved or undermined by community engagement and the work of government, nonprofit, and business organizations. The Public Service minor will prepare students to analyze and strategize how best to promote the collective well-being of our communities, nation, and global society.

    This minor is applicable to the Pathways College Option degree requirement.

    PAF 3006 Public Service and Why it Matters

    • PAF 3005 Public Service in New York City
    • PAF 3020 Ethics and Civic Engagement
    • PAF 3021 Civic Engagement with Participatory Budgeting
    • PAF 3110 Advocacy and Protest in Social Movements
    • PAF 3115 Innovation and Change for Social Impact
    • BLS/LTS 3200 Climate Justice
    • COM 3020 Advocacy Communication
    • COM 3070 Persuasion
    • JRN 3050 Journalistic Reporting and Writing
    • JRN 3202 Covering Wealth and Poverty
    • JRN 3530 Journalistic Podcasting
    • JRN 3800 Covering Climate Change
    • LAW3400 Sustainability and the Law
    • PHI 3055 Art and Public Policy
    • PHI/POL 3235 Truth and Politics
    • PHI 3200 Ethics, the Environment, and Public Policy
    • POL 3005 Social Welfare Policy
    • POL 3220 State and Local Government
    • POL 3318 Immigration and Integration in the United States
    • POL 3422 Urban Public Policy

    PAF 4403/ POL 4403 Public Service Capstone/Capstone in Public Service

    Students are expected to complete the minor requirements in place at the time they are officially accepted into their programs. Please review the College Bulletin for the relevant academic year.

    Spring 2026 Public Service Minor Course Offerings

    (Subject to Change)


    PAF 3006 Public Service and Why it Matters

    CMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26260

    In Person: MoWe 10:45AM – 12:00PM

    Instructor: Rubia Valente

    FWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26416

    Hybrid Asynchronous: We 4:10PM – 5:25PM

    Instructor: Sonia Jarvis


    PAF 4403 Public Service Capstone

    (Cross-listed with POL 4403)

    NWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27581

    Hybrid Asynchronous: We 2:30PM – 5:25PM

    Instructor: Angie Beeman


    COM 3020 Advocacy Communication

    BRA-LEC Regular; Class Number:26364

    Online Mix: Th 9:05AM – 10:20AM

    Instructor: Jamel Hudson


    COM 3070 Persuasion

    NETA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26947

    Online Asynchronous

    Instructor: Jamel Hudson

    NETB-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26948

    Instructor: Jamel Hudson


    JRN 3050 Journalistic Reporting and Writing

    HMA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27030

    Hybrid Asynchronous: Monday 9:55AM – 11:35AM

    Instructor: Ellen Wulfhorst

    SMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26370

    In-Person: MoWe 5:40PM – 7:20PM

    Instructor: TBA


    JRN 3050H Honors Journalistic Reporting

    SMWH-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26369

    In-Person: MoWe 5:40PM – 7:20PM

    Instructor: TBA


    JRN 3530 Journalistic Podcasting

    ETRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26336

    In Person: Tues/Thurs 2:30PM – 3:45PM

    Instructor: Emily Johnson


    LAW 3400 Law, Business & Sustainability

    CTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27510

    In-Person: TuTh 10:45AM – 12:00PM

    Instructor: Valerie Watnick


    PHI 3055 Art and Public Policy

    DMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27975

    In-Person: MoWe 12:50PM – 2:05PM

    Instructor: Douglas Lackey


    PHI 3200 Env Ethcs,Law,Publ Policy

    EMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27767

    In Person: MoWe 2:30PM – 3:45PM

    Instructor: Jacob Browning


    POL 3220 State and Local Government

    ETRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26995

    In-Person: TuTh 2:30PM – 3:45PM

    Instructor: Kerriann Stout


    POL 3318 Immig & Integration in U.S.

    NETA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26915

    Online-Asynchronous

    Instructor: Els de Graauw


    Contact

    To request information on the minor in Public Service, please email mspia.bspa@baruch.cuny.edu.


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