College of Community and Public Service
Welcome!
The College of Community and Public Service (CCPS) at Grand Valley State University is one of the University’s three largest colleges, offering over 20 bachelor degrees and four master degrees. The CCPS is committed to teaching scholarship, research, community engagement, and service. Upon graduation within one of their bachelor programs, students will have the opportunity to work within many fields including:
Criminal Justice
Social Work
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Public, Nonprofit, and Health Administration
The college works to support student success through the CCPS Undergraduate Academic Advising Center and by providing opportunities to engage with faculty mentors in a one-on-one environment. The CCPS also offers students opportunities to connect the classroom with many professional communities through the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy and the Office for Community Engagement.
News
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June 15, 2013
Research project identifies needs of nonprofit sector -
June 10, 2013
Johnson Center to use golf outing as learning experience -
June 6, 2013
Foundation Giving Evolves -
June 5, 2013
Associate Dean Publishes in Journal of Research Administration. -
June 4, 2013
Area GRIL alumni graduate from college - See all news items
Graduate Studies Top Awards
Graduate Dean’s Citation Awards For CCPS:
Academic Excellence in the Major
Dolores Catlin, MPA
Ian Fields, Criminal Justice
Outstanding Master’s Thesis
Brandon Kramb, Criminal Justice
Outstanding Master’s Final Project
Kristin Linscott, MPA
Excellence in Service to Community or Profession
Mike Goorhouse, MPA
Excellence in Leadership and Service to GVSU
Selma Tucker, MPA
Ian Fields, Criminal Justice
Graduate and Professional Student Award for Outstanding Faculty Mentor
Priscilla Kimboko, professor in the School of Public, Nonprofit and Health Administration
Page last modified November 15, 2012
