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cpacs degree programs.
The five academic units of CPACS offer a wide array of undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs. They are listed below, along with links to Web sites for more information.
Division of Continuing Studies
Bachelor of General Studies (Omaha, Offut AFB, on-line)
School of Public Administration
Ph.D. in Public Administration
Master of Public Administration (Omaha, Lincoln, on-line)
Master in Public Health (joint degree with UNMC)
Master of Science in Urban Studies (offered by Urban Studies)
Graduate Certificate in Public Management
Bachelor of Science in Public Administration, Aviation Specialization (offered by Aviation Institute)Master of Social Work (Omaha and Kearney)
Master of Social Work/Master of Public Administration (dual degree)
Bachelor of Science in Social WorkSchool of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Ph.D. in Criminal Justice (Omaha, Lincoln)
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice (Omaha, Lincoln)
Master of Science in Criminal Justice (Omaha, Lincoln)
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (Omaha, Lincoln)Master of Arts in Gerontology
Certificate in Gerontology (undergraduate and graduate)
The Goodrich Scholarship Program provides a college education--in the form of tuition and general fees towards a bachelor's degree--for Nebraska residents, who otherwise could not afford it, while offering them a broad and meaningful experience in general education.
Visit the CPACS page on the UNO Honors Program Web site for guidelines on how to participate.
cpacs student grade appeal policy.
The following change has been made to the CPACS student grade appeal policy and is effective with the spring 2007 semester. The change is in bold.
Students who wish to appeal a grade which they feel was capriciously or prejudicially given shall first discuss the matter with the instructor within 30 days of the final course grade being posted. If the matter is not resolved, the student must meet with the department/school Chair/Director. If a satisfactory agreement cannot be reached the student must appeal, in writing, to the department/school curriculum committee. If a satisfactory agreement cannot be reached, the student may submit a written appeal to the Office of the Dean within 20 working days of the exhaustion of the departmental procedures.