UMBC’s Walter Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program:

Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program

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UMBC’s Walter Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program:

One Response to the “Quiet Crisis” in Public Service

Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program Director, Dr. Arthur Johnson, discusses how the program is empowering bright, passionate students to take on much needed public service roles both in the community and throughout the world.

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posted	September 14, 2016
sponsor	Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program
tags	facultyvoice publicaffairs publicaffairsscholars scholars sondheim sondheimscholars sondheimscholarsalumni sondheimscholarsnews umbc waltersondheim
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