Evans School of Public Policy and Governance

It underwent a $24M renovation in 2019–20 to modernize the historic facility, achieving LEED Gold standards.

The facility reopened in September 2020 with new classrooms outfitted with the technology and spaces needed to support engaged learning and community discussions.

Evans School students are not interns helping with day-to-day administrative tasks; they are project-focused professionals working independently with key guidance from faculty advisors and periodic assistance from the employing organization.

[3] Evans School faculty and research specializations cover a broad array of disciplines related to public policy, management, and governance.

ESO places students on most faculty committees and plays a key role in: Other student organizations include:[4] The Evans School's MPA program is accredited by NASPAA, the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration.