TSPPPA Certificate in Contexts of Environmental Policy
National Park Service (NPS) Roger Kennedy Fellows Program
The National Park Service (NPS) Roger Kennedy Fellows Program funds NPS students to undertake a course of study that strengthens their knowledge of the natural and cultural resources which lie at the heart of the NPS mission. The program was inspired by a gift from Roger and Frances Kennedy and made possible by the Friends of Roger Kennedy.
All courses are taught by GW faculty who are experts in their fields, and all classes are offered at the Washington, D.C., campus of GW. Most courses are in the evening and meet once a week.
For National Park Service Employees
The National Park Service Roger Kennedy Fellows Program is for NPS employees who have served for three years or more and who are looking to develop as current and future leaders who are responsible for the preservation and protection of our public lands and cultural heritage.
Flexibility and Purpose
Strengthen your knowledge of the natural and cultural resources which lie at the heart of the NPS mission through a wide range of courses that contextualize environmental policy. Select four courses (12 credits) for the certificate and take one or two courses per semester.
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