Personal Homepage: krypton.mnsu.edu/~tony
Anthony J. Filipovitch (" Tony," as he is generally known) holds a PhD in Urban Studies from Portland State University, an MA in Phenomenological Psychology from Duquesne University, and a BA in Psychology (with a teaching minor in French) from the University of Michigan. He has also taught in the Urban Studies program at the University of Tulsa and in Social Sciences at the Homewood Brushton Adult Education Center of the Allegheny County Community College in Pittsburgh, PA, and has served for 5 years as Dean of Graduate Studies & Research at MSU. His areas of teaching include (among others) analytical methods, nonprofit management, and planning process, and he has taught the AICP Exam review course for the MN Chapter of the APA for a number of years (see syllabi). He has published research on children in the city, community collaboration, healthy communities, computer-assisted analysis, and nonprofit organizations, and is the author of Introduction to the City. He is a past director of the Urban Affairs Association, President of the Mankato Area Foundation, and a member of the Mankato Planning Commission. He has received a Bush Fellowship, MSU's Douglas R. Moore lectureship, and the College's Frontiers Forum lectureship.
