Interested in joining the Student Public Policy Forum?

What is the Student public Policy Forum (SPPF)?

The Student Public Policy Forum (SPPF) is a co-curricular activity that provides an overview of local, state and national public policy making, citizen influence and involvement. A focus is placed on experiential learning, leadership development, and student engagement in public policy processes. During the course of the program, students will research and prepare to speak on higher education issues (Green sheet issues listed below) specifically related to community colleges.

Selection Requirements

Students must meet or complete the following requirements:

1. Have  a 2.5 GPA
2. Complete an Interview with the Committee
3. Have 12 hours of credits completed (prior the application process)
4. Complete the SPFF application process including two letters of recommendation
5. Be in good standing regarding the Code of Conduct, policy 589

To apply for the SPPF program, complete the Student Public Policy Forum Application.

If you have any questions please contact Chris Braybrooks at 520-494-5994 or via email at Christopher.braybrooks@centralaz.edu.

“This program will change your views on public policy forever.”
                                                                Student Chris Moore

“This was the greatest experience I have ever been apart of.”
                                                                Student Gina Graves

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