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ThesisHernandez, ViviannaThis study uses an exploratory research design to examine secondary data analysis in which will attempt to address the challenges that mental health diversion programs face with the lack of participant's motivation and retention as well as turnover am . . .
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ThesisMarron, MaryYouth unemployment is a growing concern. Youth are in a critical stage in their lives where they are transitioning from school to work. For youth that are not able to find employment soon after high school, it may have detrimental impacts on future em . . .
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ThesisValle, JacquelineThe current health care system in the United States (U.S.) is one of the most inefficient and ineffective systems in comparison to most other high-income countries (Sanders, n.d.). The U.S. currently spends more money on health care than other high-in . . .
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ThesisIsayan, DianaIn the global business environment, multinational corporations (MNCs) operate under different labor laws. These regulations govern the industrial relations (IR) systems within MNCs. This research seeks to explore the impact of IR policies on commitmen . . .
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ThesisMolina, JonathanThe paper reviews the mentally ill prison population and their growing prison rate in California's criminal justice system. The mentally ill prison population in California is currently lacking adequate mental health care and policies that can shape a . . .
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ThesisSanders, TraceyTaking away Planned Parenthood's access to Medicaid funding requires a change in the federal law providing most Medicaid patients with a choice to use any qualified provider. The Department of Health and Human Services has warned states that have trie . . .
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ThesisMatus, XiomaraAbstract The Impact of the California Parent Leave Act on Female Los Angeles Police Officers: A Qualitative Study By Xiomara Matus Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), a p . . .
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ThesisSanchez, CynthiaHealth care in the United States is shifting away from fee-for-service payment methods and beginning to embrace value-based initiatives. Prices charged for health care services have been lucratively hidden from public view in the past and have caused . . .
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ThesisPhillips, KeleiThis study will examine the consequential effects of parental incarceration in association to a child’s healthy development. Increasing rates of incarceration in the United States have prompted a need to further explore these effects, as children pose . . .
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ThesisEscandon, EugeniaEthics in Public Administration is a growing interest for researchers interested in the future of government and the public sector. This study is conducted to explore and expand the subject of ethical leadership in the public sector using past finding . . .
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ThesisMosley, AngelicaExamining the government and society's goals is difficult when considering the many facets of penal policy and its overarching objectives. The public's expectations, along with delivering highly effective penal policies, can be complicated considering . . .
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ThesisPhillips, KeleiThis study will examine the consequential effects of parental incarceration in association to a child’s healthy development. Increasing rates of incarceration in the United States have prompted a need to further explore these effects, as children pose . . .
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ThesisGalarza, MaricelaThis policy analysis focus is to determine how Proposition 64: Adult Use Marijuana Act (AUMA) implemention is efficient to benefit the State of California. The vision for legalizing marijuana in California is to collect revenue, allocate funding, crea . . .
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ThesisRamos villares, DanielThe Millennial generation is America's largest, shadowing the current size of the baby boomer generation. This generation of individuals born between 1980 and 1994 is soon to move into managerial and upper management positions within nonprofit organiz . . .
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ThesisDe La Cruz, LarissaThis paper examines leadership styles at the local city level and how they impacts communication and performance. The study will examine the various leadership styles of directors within two city organizations and how they impact communication amongst . . .
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ThesisSantoscoy, HeatherMaintaining employee motivation in the public sector has been considered vital to the success of organizations. A fundamental factor for a public sector organization is its effort to cultivate a positive work culture that encourages innovation, fairne . . .
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ThesisGeragoosian, AngineAbstract Disaster Preparedness in the Public Sector By Angine Geragoosian Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership Disasters can cause major damage to life and property and public administrators have a responsibility . . .
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ThesisSafa, LinaPublic administrators are entitled to a certain extent of discretionary authority while implementing laws, but are limited by the expectation that they interpret them with good intentions, comply with the legislature, and exercise them ethically to av . . .
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ThesisTruong, VilongThis graduate project seeks to determine whether millennials in the public sector prefer transformational or transactional leadership styles. This project proposes to survey millennials on different leadership characteristics to see if they would pref . . .
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ThesisCruz, TeresitaEmployees at the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) are union members through SEIU Local 721, which represents them through written contracts that deal with issues like wages and benefits, working conditions, and the right to grievances again . . .
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ThesisPeltier, JamieThe coastal zones in California support biological resources, natural ecosystems, and substantial human populations and the problem is ensuring there is adequate protection of the coastal zone through the existing governmental framework in place. The . . .
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ThesisDelgado, AlbyNon-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in the United States create inclusion through the provision of essential supplies and services to some of the world's most vulnerable populations. To achieve their global missions, they are reliant on external fun . . .
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ThesisAranda, JaquelineFinancial scandals and fiscal mismanagement have become commonplace in the nonprofit sector. There are several factors that contribute to the nonprofit sector's financial woes. Overhead ratio perception, accounting errors, lack of structure, and inacc . . .
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ThesisGant, AmbraAbstract The Importance of the Implementation of Public Policy and Utilizing Assessable Means to Protect Society Against Sexual Assaults By Ambra Gant Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership The goal of this research . . .
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ThesisD'Rozario, SeannaIn the United States, the most common drug attributing to overdose deaths are primarily synthetic opioids. Drug overdose mortality rates related to opioids have increased by more than 44% in recent years according to the National Institute on Drug Abu . . .
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ThesisVardanyan, HeghinePurpose: The purpose of this study is to explore the U.S. government's response in addressing epidemics throughout recent history. Infectious diseases are an ongoing threat to the livelihood of the population and public health. With the rise in the em . . .
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ThesisFlores, BrendaPublic agencies undergo organizational changes that impact organizational functions, processes, and staff. This study highlights organizational change approaches and examines the impacts that changes have on employees, particularly employees at the Lo . . .
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ThesisNgo, JuliaMotivation plays a major role in whether an employee intends to leave or stay in an organization. As far as distinguishing key motivational factors impacting employees within the public sector, there are many gaps. This study will analyze intrinsic an . . .
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ThesisLavey, CharityCollege retention rates for minority students have become a relevant issue for administrators in the last few decades. Compared to White students, Hispanic students experience a 12-percentage point gap in college graduation and Black students experien . . .
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ThesisVargas, CarolinaThis paper examines the association between Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) and utilization of conventional medicine within the U.S health care system. The Donabedian’s model is used to analyze the structure-process-outcomes measures that . . .
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ThesisRuiz, WendyRetail health clinics and urgent care clinics - generally known as walk-in clinics - have represented a large and rapidly growing sector in the landscape of the delivery of health care. These clinics aim to relieve the excess amount of utilization of . . .
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ThesisCentanaro, GardeniaThis research paper supports literature review that suggests core values of an organization play an important role in the formation of its culture. The aim of this research paper is to answer the question "How do organizational values impact organizat . . .
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ThesisNorwood, LindsayThe purpose of this exploratory study is to discuss two leadership theories and what principles of those theories are taken and applied to an individual's leadership role to show how gender and leadership have evolved in its implementation in Public A . . .
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ThesisAlvarez, CrystalAfter a review of the current literature on the use of technology in the public sector, questions on the current state of e-government at the local level arise. The rate at which technology is developing is at a speed that is far too fast for public o . . .
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ThesisBlkhoyan, ArpineWhen an individual is labeled as an inmate, society automatically brands the individual as a criminal. Even though they are not prisoners, they are still prisoners within our society. Meaning, that even if an inmate serves his/her time for the crime t . . .
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ThesisRadillo, IrmaManagers at the Department of Public Social Services and labor union representatives of these employees are traditionally thought of as separate entities which are independent of each other. Although not always obvious, they do in fact they have a wor . . .
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ThesisRobinson, BrianaThe competency and the ability to effectively aid the targeted populations served by a public organization rely on the professionals who are put into leadership positions to implement policies. Implementing theories into practice will improve the over . . .
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ThesisLeong, MonicaManagement is a professional task that is carried out by an individual who is required to have rank or power. The main purpose of the manager is to carry out the responsibilities of the organization, practice discipline and follow up on the organizati . . .
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ThesisRandolph, MaryAs factors such as structure, culture, and management and leadership shift within the realm of public service there will be a requirement to analyze what motivates people to work. As the needs of the incumbent workforce change it will become essential . . .
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ThesisMaggard, Woodrow Wilson, Jr.This study focuses on the transfer of computer technology to a local assessment jurisdiction and the impact on the professional appraisers involved in the transfer. The Ventura County assessor's office, one of the first counties in the nation to adapt . . .
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ThesisKarchikyan, AndranikThis research paper identifies various benefits and consequences technology has in the public sector. To gain an understanding, the research paper identifies how public administrators in the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) in Los Angeles C . . .
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ThesisMercado, StevenThe concept of accountability and Public agencies or bureaucracies go hand in hand. Public agencies at their core exist to serve the people, which also means they should be held accountable to the people. This research will try to measure the level of . . .
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ThesisZapata, DanielleDespite both federal and local government policies implemented, the issue of wage disparity among genders in the workplace persists. This phenomenon, known as the gender wage gap, can be found throughout the public sector and amid all levels of govern . . .
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ThesisSerna, JavierThe project will identify current dysfunctions in the Lanterman-Petris-Short conservatorship process and how managed care affects this process for severely mentally ill individuals. Currently, severely mentally ill individuals face significant barrier . . .
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ThesisGluvna, ElizabethIn response to more Americans turning to social media for news, an increasing number of public sector organizations are using these channels to disseminate information, engage citizens, and improve transparency, trust, and compliance. This shift has p . . .
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ThesisKaraguozian, JozetteAbstract The Long-term Impact of Social Media Screening in the Public Sector By Jozette Karaguozian Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership The current technological advances such as social media screenings have chan . . .
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ThesisRamirez Pico, MariaABSTRACT Vulnerability Caused by COVID-19 in Emergency Management in Public Administration By Maria Ramirez-Pico Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership Pandemics can cause a significant loss of lives and economic lo . . .
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ThesisAvakian, KatyaThe Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) approved the use of Accountable Care Organizations (ACO) to deliver high quality care for beneficiaries while lowering costs. The voluntary program first began in January of 2012 and was directly co . . .
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ThesisAlob, SeanThe purpose of this study was to identify actions on how to address the need for nonprofit leadership in charter schools to positively influence employee motivation and student outcomes. The central problem is the effects of leadership on program desi . . .
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ThesisDiaz, VanessaIn California, public schools must abide by the Education Section code 51210. The Education Section Code 51210 requires two hundred minutes of physical education every ten school days for children in grades one through six. This equates to three and a . . .
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ThesisRobinson, EstellaThis project will discuss the infant mortality disparity among African Americans and how public policy changes regarding non-physician providers' (NPPs) role in the American healthcare system can improve birth outcomes for this vulnerable population. . . .
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ThesisLiwanag Cruz, EufrocinaHigh school dropout has been a problem in the educational system for many decades. It is considered an educational and social issue that affects many high school students in the nation. The purpose of this study was to examine the correlation of race/ . . .
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ThesisTorres, JessicaThis graduate project examines employee assistance programs (EAPs), mental health, and wellness in public administration. While there are many existing studies done regarding these individual topics, there are few to none that focus on public administ . . .
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ThesisTellalyan, SarkisMany socioeconomic issues are present in metropolitan cities across the country; none more prevalent than homelessness. Public administrators in those same cities have the daunting task of balancing economic and social environments while keeping the p . . .
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ThesisAsryan, AnahitOver the past decades, there has been a debate on the legalization of marijuana in different states in the U.S. Colorado was one of the first states to legalize recreational and medicinal marijuana, and this was associated with an 85% reduction of cou . . .
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ThesisLoza, DoraAlthough a variety of housing assistance programs have been thoughtfully developed and implemented throughout Los Angeles County in the last few years to assist the homeless population in obtaining and maintaining permanent housing, the response to th . . .
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ThesisCarbajal Perez, IsmaelThroughout the last few decades, the application of contracting has never been more integral to service in the public sector than now. There is a considerable amount of research that highlights contracting as a cost-effective management tool for publi . . .
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ThesisDe Leon, VanessaPurpose: To explore the human resource management issues encountered by local public sector employers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Research Question or hypothesis (focus of inquiry): Explore the experiences of Sacramento County human resource managem . . .
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ThesisVentura, LilyThis project looks at the history of the civil service, and how the merit system has progressed. It examines the limitations of the Pendleton Act, and the subsequent acts that have been passed to reform the civil service. It also reviews key Supreme C . . .
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ThesisGrover, NancyFor decades, public administrators have been faced with meeting the needs of the public. E-government was introduced in 1993 as a tool to enhance public administration. Electronic government, also known as e-government, is the tool utilized by public . . .
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ThesisSoeth, James RichardThe paper discusses reorganization of the Arroyo Seco Ranger District's recreation and fire prevention program. A review of the formal and informal organization is presented followed by alternatives to the present organization. Each alternative is dis . . .
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ThesisBradley, ChandraWith research showing increased awareness of child sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of children, it is imperative that Child Welfare Systems served these children as victims of neglected and abused mandated under Senate Bill 855 and . . .
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ThesisMorelos, DennisThe purpose of this paper is to explore and compare several departments within the County of Los Angeles in terms of their readiness for organizational culture change. Through a survey and interview sessions, this paper will examine how public adminis . . .
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ThesisForst, EricaThe purpose of this paper is to evaluate the effects of doula services on black women in Detroit who receive Medicaid benefits to see if providing Medicaid-covered doula services can reduce high maternal mortality rates among black women in Michigan. . . .
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ThesisGasca, MichaelThe Three Strikes Law in California has gone through an abundance of variations with regards to how it is implemented throughout the state. This project proposes to conduct an exploratory research study through a mixed methods approach of understandin . . .
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ThesisOloruntobi, OluwaseunThe use of public policies to regulate the speed of motorists along various segments of roads in the United States through the enactment of speed limits is the central focus of this study. Its effectiveness as a deterrent to vehicular crashes and fata . . .
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ThesisWheeler, HollieWhen the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010, the law included a requirement that non-profit hospitals complete Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNAs). The requirements included completing a report and implementing a plan to address the most im . . .
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ThesisSamayoa, SandraThe main purpose of this research paper is to investigate the connection between tuition reimbursement, capacity building in the public sector. Furthermore, by reviewing existing literature, this paper will investigate whether tuition reimbursement is . . .
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ThesisSmith, AngelaThe Affordable Care Act (ACA) workforce policy and its impact on non-physician providers (NPP) in California has created a particularly notable set of challenges. With expanding insurance coverage's and an aging and growing population, there is an inc . . .
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ThesisMontoya, WendyAs the baby boomer generation continues to retire, organizations in the public sector are facing new challenges in succession planning and employee retention. With the retirement of the baby boomer generation, the public sector organizations have to d . . .
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ThesisContreras, PatriciaConcierge medicine has been changing the quality of healthcare since its introduction in the 1990s. This healthcare model has improved the views of both physicians and patients on the delivery of healthcare. Physicians are finding themselves overloade . . .
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ThesisWare, ErinPublic sector entitlement programs encompass a range of programs from state funded insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, to food and cash assistance for low income residents. The purpose of this study is to examine the selected variables, the amounts of w . . .
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ThesisJohnson, PatriciaThis paper explores educational reform through the lens of the New Public Management movement. It examines No Child Left Behind (NCLB), Race to the Top, and the common core standards, as well as the proliferation of choices such as charter schools and . . .
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ThesisAguirre, NayelyThe effectiveness of culturally appropriate health policies is defined by the ability to promote organizational change and proper training for health providers. Literature on health care access and outcomes demonstrate a persistent gap between majorit . . .
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ThesisLopez, CynthiaThis research will measure the impact of cell phone use of adolescents by evaluating the cell phone policy implemented by the Visalia Unified School District at Green Acres Middle School. These are students in 7th and 8th grade. This research will eva . . .
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ThesisLee, AliceGovernment policies have been developed to aid the citizens in times of crisis, and over time, the federal government has stepped in to aid with major disasters. Legislation led to the creation of departments specific for emergency management such as . . .
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ThesisVillela, IngridHistorically, only sworn personnel has worked in law enforcement agencies. They were responsible for all the organization's duties, from policing to administrative tasks. Throughout the last several decades, there has been a significant increase in ci . . .
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ThesisImplications of Rescinding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival and Effects on Immigration PoliciesBareng, ClarindaThe United States is known to have a significant number of immigrants and immigration policies have always been a source of political debate. According to the Census Bureau, the United States has 42.4 million people immigrants and 11.3 million of thes . . .
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ThesisRomero, GingerThis graduate project seeks to study the available substance abuse programs for veterans. This paper explores the history and trends, alcohol and the military, have had on veterans. As of 2017, there is an estimated total of 18.2 million veterans livi . . .
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ThesisTorres, TyeshaSuccession planning in the public sector is an area that deserves more attention because of the recent impacts of retiring baby boomer population and the financial stresses of the economy on public agencies hinders the ability to properly address succ . . .
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ThesisOrozco, KellyFailing to complete all graduation requirements and dropping out of high school leaves adolescents at a higher risk of succumbing to a life of crime, encountering immense obstacles in securing steady employment, and surrendering their pursuit of an ad . . .
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ThesisSuarez, IsraelLeadership is a necessary component for public sector organizations during times of organizational crisis. There has been a history of mistrust between government and the people because of a lack of emergency preparedness and mismanagement during cris . . .
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ThesisArroyo, CassandraThe purpose of this study is to research the influence community schools have on student growth and school performance outcomes. The research to be presented focuses on an integrated school system built around wraparound services within a community sc . . .
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ThesisBrown, HeatherMergers in nonprofit organizations are becoming an increasingly popular way to increase funding, expand services, and improve efficiency. This project proposes to evaluate how these mergers impact staff and cause staff and board members to resign. It . . .
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ThesisGarcia Lopez, GiselleLos Angeles Housing Crisis: A Mix Methods Policy Review of NIMBY Sentiment and The Number of Permits Approved for New Construction
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ThesisChocano, LauraThe purpose of this study is to evaluate the role of women in the public sector within the last decade. It will examine a different angle regarding women's role in the workforce. Several studies have focused on the unfairness that exists regarding wom . . .
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ThesisRostamian, MelissaSince the early 1990’s, our nation’s healthcare system has undergone various transformations, innovations, and reformations. Ever since World War I, our country has been trying to develop a system that will overcome the complexity of insurance plans w . . .
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ThesisReyes, ChristopherAs today's workforce expands and becomes more diverse, new challenges develop with the implementation of change. Each generation of employees showed to learn, communicate and work in a variety of ways. Given the variation in styles, it became importan . . .
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ThesisLe, ThanhThe performance appraisal process is a crucial link between employees' behavior and their organization's strategic objectives. These research objectives are to explore the correlation between performance perceptions (from employees about supervisors a . . .
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ThesisDuenas, CarinaPerformance budgeting is an emerging practice in community college due to the scarcity of resources and an increase demand for institutional effectiveness. As the largest system in higher education, state legislators have increasingly tied budget allo . . .
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ThesisTarnol, KristenThe latest cohort to enter the job market, the millennial generation, has driven those in the world of nonprofits to investigate what drives, inspires and motivates them as a distinct and powerful group of professionals in the workforce. Through the l . . .
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ThesisExamining Funding for Arts in Education at Oakland Unified School District: A Mixed Methods ApproachPersaud, SaritaThis study seeks to address the issue of lack of funding for the arts in education through a mixed methods approach by examining the role accountability systems have played in shaping education policy and specifically considering the ramifications of . . .
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ThesisMantashyan, SiranushDiscrimination in the public sector is a matter of critical importance in terms of relationships between the public sector and civil society. Failing to address discrimination against public sector employees imperils values of equity, fairness, justic . . .
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ThesisThe Effects on Management Approaches in a Public Sector with an Emerging Multigenerational WorkforceRomero, BreanaThis study evaluates the generational differences between Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Generation Y (Millennials), and the effects it has on management practices in a public administration such as the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) of . . .
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ThesisNavarro, AnaidHuman resources departments within our public sector agencies are currently facing multiple pressing issues which include the current change in workforce, advancement in technology, and the constant updates in employment laws. This paper analyzes some . . .
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ThesisFitzwilliam Figueroa, MargaretThroughout history, gender has played a significant role in public administration. While men have dominated leadership roles for centuries in the public sector, there is a great need for women to be part of the decision-making table across local, coun . . .
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ThesisMirzoyan, NelliAbstract Live to Work or Work to Live? A Study on Work-life Balance and Other Motivational Factors for Millennials Working for the County of Los Angeles By Nelli Mirzoyan Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership The w . . .
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ThesisBarrios, CarlosFinancing public pensions has become a highly debated topic due to the high cost of public pension funds, the pervasive underfunded ratios across the country, and the financial complexity of public pension plans. Public agencies in California grapple . . .
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ThesisEcheverri, NicholasCongestion in urban areas has become a wicked problem facing many cities around the world. The complexity of the issue and the unsuccessful attempts to combat the problem have required governments to adopt network governance strategies, such as collab . . .