The Atlantic Conference on Public Administration (ACPA) is a graduate student-run event established as the premier annual gathering of public policy thinkers in the Atlantic Canadian region. ACPA supports learning and growth in the public sector by enabling attendees to share, learn, discuss, and connect on issues impacting the Atlantic region.
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The ACPA Conference is in its 20th year. It began as a joint function of L’Université de Moncton, and Dalhousie University where students from both universities showcased their research and generated cutting-edge public policy ideas.
Today, it draws public service professionals, non-profit and business stakeholders, faculty, and alumni. This diverse community gathers to share ideas and develop solutions around the biggest problems facing the Canadian public service.
Dalhousie's School of Public Administration now coordinates the planning and delivery of the annual conference and maintains a commitment to engaging universities and public service professionals across Atlantic Canada.
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In addition to an exciting conference program, ACPA is a platform where graduate students in Public Administration have an opportunity to showcase some of their cutting-edge research and projects related to issues and challenges in the Canadian public service. In 2021, the competition will be held nationally, inviting papers from top Canadian programs in public administration.
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