SoPA News, Faculty, Staff, Public Administration

SoPA program director named "Educator of the Year"

April 25, 2024

The National Forum for Black Public Administrators named Halima Leak Francis, PhD, its 2024 Educator of the Year.

SoPA News, Student, Undergraduate, Humanities/Social Sciences

Tulane School of Professional Advancement broadens College in Prison Program to include bachelor’s degree

April 24, 2024

The Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women is now an accredited off-campus, instructional site for Tulane University.

Student, Undergraduate, Humanities/Social Sciences

Tulane SoPA earns accreditation to offer bachelor’s degree at women’s prison

April 22, 2024

SoPA News, Faculty, Applied Business Studies, Education, Emergency & Security Studies, General Legal Studies, Humanities/Social Sciences, Information Technology, Kinesiology, Media + Design, Public Administration

Top faculty awarded during Tulane SoPA convocation

April 15, 2024

For each honoree, the nominating student was present to introduce the award — an unexpected, emotional surprise for faculty.

SoPA News, Student, Graduate, Undergraduate, Information Technology

Tulane SoPA equips tech students to safeguard infrastructure

April 15, 2024

Tulane SoPA hosted a cybersecurity challenge for local college students, where participants worked to restore compromised utility systems and demonstrated their skills in a hands-on exercise.

SoPA News, Student, Undergraduate, Media + Design

Tulane SoPA students win big at local ADDY Awards

April 02, 2024

Tulane School of Professional Advancement (SoPA) Media + Design students and faculty celebrated eighteen student ADDY wins at the 2024 American Advertising Awards.

Faculty, Staff, Emergency & Security Studies

Baltimore bridge rescue effort faced tough conditions and ticking clock

March 27, 2024

SoPA News, Student, Undergraduate, Information Technology

SoPA course explores tech ethics through Sci-Fi lens

March 04, 2024

A new SoPA course offered in Summer 2024 prompts students to reflect on popular science-fiction movies, shows and novels and unravel the societal impacts that stem from technological progress.