Careers: What can you do with a Public Policy and Administration degree?
<p>After earning a public policy and administration degree, UW-Whitewater graduates find a variety of positions in various sectors. Here’s just a sample of titles and companies:</p>
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<li>U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Division of Policy Development</li>
<li>State of Wisconsin
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<li>Department of Workforce Development</li>
<li>Legislative Audit Bureau</li>
</ul>
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<li>Wisconsin Policy Forum</li>
<li>Northwest Side Community Development Corporation</li>
<li>PCC Community Wellness Center (Oak Park, Illinois)</li>
<li>Mayer Brown Law Firm (Chicago)</li>
<li>CACI International (Arlington, Virginia)</li>
<li>CMFG Ventures (Madison)</li>
<li>United Way of Dane County, Early Childhood Zones</li>
<li>Arrowhead General Insurance Agency (Janesville)</li>
<li>University of Wisconsin-Whitewater</li>
<li>City of Fort Atkinson</li>
<li>Village of Sussex</li>
<li>City of Whitewater</li>
<li>Potawatomi Ventures</li>
<li>City of Janesville</li>
</ul>
<p>Job titles include:</p>
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<li>Executive assistant</li>
<li>Program and policy analyst</li>
<li>Performance evaluator</li>
<li>Data and technology director</li>
<li>Chief operating officer</li>
<li>Chief information officer</li>
<li>President and managing director</li>
<li>Program manager</li>
<li>Commercial underwriter</li>
<li>Director of marketing and corporate communications</li>
<li>Community development specialist</li>
<li>Administrative services director</li>
<li>Police lieutenant</li>
<li>Chief of staff</li>
<li>City manager</li>
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