Sean A. McCandless works as an Associate Professor in the Public and Nonprofit Management program at the University of Texas at Dallas, USA. He co-founded the Journal of Social Equity and Public Administration and has co-edited and authored numerous works on social equity.Susan T. Gooden is a Dean and Professor of the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. She is an internationally recognized expert on social equity.

• 1. Introduction Part I: Teaching Social Equity in MPA Core Courses 2. Introduction to Public Administration 3. Organizational Theory 4. Integrating Social Equity in Public Human Resource Management Courses: Leveraging Case Studies to Critically Examine Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Implications & Outcomes 5. Developing Social Equity Competencies in Public Budgeting and Financial Management Students 6. Understanding Equity in Numbers: Using Research Methods to Teach Social Equity 7. Teaching Social Equity in Public Policy 8. Teaching Public Administration: Social Equity, Leadership, and Ethics 9. Social Equity and Capstones Part II: Teaching Social Equity in Electives 10. Measuring Social Equity 11. Teaching Social Equity in Nonprofit Management Courses 12. Teaching Community Planning and Zoning through a Social Equity Lens 13. Teaching Social Equity in Public Service 14. Social Equity in Public Administration Pedagogy – A Comparative Study Between the U.S. and India 15. Teaching Social Equity: Tips from Across the Chapters, Literature, and Experience

“This compelling new book provides public administration faculty with an exceptional guide to teaching social equity in the classroom. As one of the pillars of the field, faculty are responsible for conveying to students the importance of promoting the values of social equity in practice—the democratic principles of equality, fairness and justice. The book provides useful techniques on teaching these values in core and elective courses which go beyond Human Resources Management to include such courses as Budgeting and Finance, Ethics, Public Policy, Nonprofit Management, and Research Methods. As faculty, we are the conduits through which the values of social equity find their way into practice so that every member of our society is treated fairly and equitably.”Norma M. Riccucci, Rutgers University, Newark, USA“This book offers essential training for the next generation of public servants; students will be exposed to the value of equity, justice, and fairness. Although these words are under scrutiny in many jurisdictions around the United States at the time of writing (2023), this book points out that every American has a right to be treated fairly. The Constitution so requires it. We also face significant challenges at all levels of government, so it is imperative that public administrators understand the many applications of social equity because our country is growing more diverse by the day. Assigning this book to the introductory PA curriculum will be invaluable as it will allow readers to understand the real-world implications of public policy. I'm thankful to Dean Gooden and Professor McCandless for working with some of the best in our field to author a book that could change the trajectory of our profession.”Angel Wright-Lanier, EdD, NASPAA Executive Director, USA

Sean A. McCandless works as an Associate Professor in the Public and Nonprofit Management program at the University of Texas at Dallas, USA. He co-founded the Journal of Social Equity and Public Administration and has co-edited and authored numerous works on social equity.Susan T. Gooden is a Dean and Professor of the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. She is an internationally recognized expert on social equity.

• 1. Introduction Part I: Teaching Social Equity in MPA Core Courses 2. Introduction to Public Administration 3. Organizational Theory 4. Integrating Social Equity in Public Human Resource Management Courses: Leveraging Case Studies to Critically Examine Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Implications & Outcomes 5. Developing Social Equity Competencies in Public Budgeting and Financial Management Students 6. Understanding Equity in Numbers: Using Research Methods to Teach Social Equity 7. Teaching Social Equity in Public Policy 8. Teaching Public Administration: Social Equity, Leadership, and Ethics 9. Social Equity and Capstones Part II: Teaching Social Equity in Electives 10. Measuring Social Equity 11. Teaching Social Equity in Nonprofit Management Courses 12. Teaching Community Planning and Zoning through a Social Equity Lens 13. Teaching Social Equity in Public Service 14. Social Equity in Public Administration Pedagogy – A Comparative Study Between the U.S. and India 15. Teaching Social Equity: Tips from Across the Chapters, Literature, and Experience

“This compelling new book provides public administration faculty with an exceptional guide to teaching social equity in the classroom. As one of the pillars of the field, faculty are responsible for conveying to students the importance of promoting the values of social equity in practice—the democratic principles of equality, fairness and justice. The book provides useful techniques on teaching these values in core and elective courses which go beyond Human Resources Management to include such courses as Budgeting and Finance, Ethics, Public Policy, Nonprofit Management, and Research Methods. As faculty, we are the conduits through which the values of social equity find their way into practice so that every member of our society is treated fairly and equitably.”Norma M. Riccucci, Rutgers University, Newark, USA“This book offers essential training for the next generation of public servants; students will be exposed to the value of equity, justice, and fairness. Although these words are under scrutiny in many jurisdictions around the United States at the time of writing (2023), this book points out that every American has a right to be treated fairly. The Constitution so requires it. We also face significant challenges at all levels of government, so it is imperative that public administrators understand the many applications of social equity because our country is growing more diverse by the day. Assigning this book to the introductory PA curriculum will be invaluable as it will allow readers to understand the real-world implications of public policy. I'm thankful to Dean Gooden and Professor McCandless for working with some of the best in our field to author a book that could change the trajectory of our profession.”Angel Wright-Lanier, EdD, NASPAA Executive Director, USA

Sean A. McCandless works as an Associate Professor in the Public and Nonprofit Management program at the University of Texas at Dallas, USA. He co-founded the Journal of Social Equity and Public Administration and has co-edited and authored numerous works on social equity.Susan T. Gooden is a Dean and Professor of the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. She is an internationally recognized expert on social equity.

• 1. Introduction Part I: Teaching Social Equity in MPA Core Courses 2. Introduction to Public Administration 3. Organizational Theory 4. Integrating Social Equity in Public Human Resource Management Courses: Leveraging Case Studies to Critically Examine Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Implications & Outcomes 5. Developing Social Equity Competencies in Public Budgeting and Financial Management Students 6. Understanding Equity in Numbers: Using Research Methods to Teach Social Equity 7. Teaching Social Equity in Public Policy 8. Teaching Public Administration: Social Equity, Leadership, and Ethics 9. Social Equity and Capstones Part II: Teaching Social Equity in Electives 10. Measuring Social Equity 11. Teaching Social Equity in Nonprofit Management Courses 12. Teaching Community Planning and Zoning through a Social Equity Lens 13. Teaching Social Equity in Public Service 14. Social Equity in Public Administration Pedagogy – A Comparative Study Between the U.S. and India 15. Teaching Social Equity: Tips from Across the Chapters, Literature, and Experience

“This compelling new book provides public administration faculty with an exceptional guide to teaching social equity in the classroom. As one of the pillars of the field, faculty are responsible for conveying to students the importance of promoting the values of social equity in practice—the democratic principles of equality, fairness and justice. The book provides useful techniques on teaching these values in core and elective courses which go beyond Human Resources Management to include such courses as Budgeting and Finance, Ethics, Public Policy, Nonprofit Management, and Research Methods. As faculty, we are the conduits through which the values of social equity find their way into practice so that every member of our society is treated fairly and equitably.”Norma M. Riccucci, Rutgers University, Newark, USA“This book offers essential training for the next generation of public servants; students will be exposed to the value of equity, justice, and fairness. Although these words are under scrutiny in many jurisdictions around the United States at the time of writing (2023), this book points out that every American has a right to be treated fairly. The Constitution so requires it. We also face significant challenges at all levels of government, so it is imperative that public administrators understand the many applications of social equity because our country is growing more diverse by the day. Assigning this book to the introductory PA curriculum will be invaluable as it will allow readers to understand the real-world implications of public policy. I'm thankful to Dean Gooden and Professor McCandless for working with some of the best in our field to author a book that could change the trajectory of our profession.”Angel Wright-Lanier, EdD, NASPAA Executive Director, USA