3 credit(s) Using a broad conception of public policy as actions to address problems faced by the public, this course examines the outputs and decision-making processes of government and non-profit organizations at the local, state and national levels. It will introduce students to foundational theories and concepts of public policy. In addition, students will study applied public policy analysis and evaluation, developing the skills necessary for careers in public policy, public administration, community development, and politics. Must be a sophomore or above.