Faculty Directory

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Osita Afoaku
Clinical Professor
Ph.D., Washington State University, 1991
International relations (theory, foreign policy/national security, political economy); comparative politics (political development, third world/African politics, theory); multicultural studies (African and African-American); public administration.
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812-855-4944

Robert Agranoff
Professor Emeritus
Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, 1967
Intergovernmental relations (U.S. and cross-national), economic and community development, management of public agencies, governance, intergovernmental management, federal arrangements.
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812-855-7980

David B. Audretsch
Ameritech Chair of Economic Development;
Director, Institute for Development Strategies;
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Adjunct Professor, Geography, COAS, BL
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1980
Economic policy, entrepreneurship, innovation, globalization, regional economic policy, industrial restructuring and government policy, small enterprises in Europe and the United States.
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812-855-6766

Matthew Auer
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Yale University, 1996
Environmental policy and management problems with an international focus: international environmental assistance, comparative industrial environmental policy, international policies governing forests and forestry.
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812-855-4944

Randall Baker
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of London, 1968
Bridging the gap between the natural and social sciences, comparative study on different perspectives regarding the way problems are perceived and handled, historical perspectives in the analysis of contemporary environmental and policy problems.
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812-855-0732

A. James Barnes
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Adjunct Professor of Law
Dean of School of Public and Environmental Affairs, 1988-2000.
J.D., Harvard University, 1967
Environmental law, domestic and international environmental policy, ethics and the public official, mediation and alternative dispute resolution, law and public policy.
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812-855-5971

Lisa Bingham
Keller-Runden Chair in Public Service
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
J.D., University of Connecticut, 1979
Dispute resolution, dispute system design, mediation, administrative law, labor and employment law.
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812-855-4556

Anthony Blasingame
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Maryland at College Park, 2002
Public finance, labor economics, poverty, and U.S. political economy.
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812-855-0563

Charles F. Bonser
Dean Emeritus
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
D.B.A., Indiana University, 1965
Regional economic development, the role of nongovernmental organizations, public policy, transatlantic education and policy.
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812-855-6766

Melissa A. L. Clark
Lecturer, Public and Environmental Affairs
MSES, Indiana University, 1999
Aquatic and terrestrial habitats. Works closely with the Indiana Clean Lakes Program, water resources and water quality.
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812-855-7980

Christopher B. Craft
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., North Carolina State University, 1987.
Terrestrial and wetland ecosystem restoration, wetlands ecology, soil resources, biogeochemistry, nutrient cycling and carbon sequestration of soils and sediments.
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812-855-5971

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Michael A. Edwards
Clinical Assistant Professor
Ph.D., North Dakota State University, Fargo, 1999
Atmospheric chemistry research: mechanistic studies of terpenes reacting with ozone; future regulation of hydrogen storage materials.
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812-855-0732

Sergio Fernandez
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Georgia, 2004
Public management and organization theory, with a focus on privatization and contracting out, public sector leadership, and organizational change.
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812-856-4873

Burnell C. Fischer
Director, Undergraduate Programs
Clinical Professor
Ph.D., Purdue University, 1974
Forestry, particularly silviculture and urban forestry; growth and development of Central Hardwood forest stands and the response to various silvicultural practices; community and urban forestry issues; forest resources policy and state government management; human factors relating to forests and forest products, particularly with regards to collaborative forestry.
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812-855-0635

Beth Gazley
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Georgia, 2004
Civic engagement, management capacity, inter-organizational collaboration, and government-nonprofit relations.
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812-855-1464

David Good
Director, Transportation Research Center
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1985
Quantitative policy modeling, productivity measurement in public and regulated industries, urban policy analysis.
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812-855-4556

Kirsten Grønbjerg
Professor, School of Public and Environmental Affairs
Efroymson Chair in Philanthropy, Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University
Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1974
Nonprofit and public sector relationships. Current work examines the scope and community dimensions of the Indiana nonprofit sector. Previous work has examined the American welfare system, how nonprofit organizations manage funding relations, the facility needs of nonprofit human service organizations, the structure of private child welfare organizations, longitudinal changes in the grants and contract system of a large state human service agency, and public and philanthropic planning and funding structures in human services.
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812-855-5971

Hendrik Haitjema
Director, Master of Science in Environmental Science (MSES)
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Geological Sciences (IUB & IUPUI)
Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1982
Groundwater flow modeling, including regional groundwater flow systems, conjunctive surface water and groundwater flow modeling, three-dimensional groundwater flow, and saltwater intrusion problems. Emphasis on application of analytic functions to modeling groundwater flow, specifically the analytic element method.
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812-855-0563

Diane Henshel
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Washington University, 1987
Sublethal health effects of environmental pollutants, especially pollutant effects on the developing organism, including the effects of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and related congeners on the developing nervous system of birds exposed in the wild and under controlled laboratory conditions.
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812-855-4556

Adam W. Herbert
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
President Emeritus, Indiana University
Former Chancellor, State University System of Florida
Former President, University of North Florida
Former White House fellow and special assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare.
PhD, Urban Affairs/Public Administration, University of Pittsburgh, 1971
Public policy analysis, effective administration of public sector enterprises, the politics and policy dimensions of public education. Most current interests include the politics of higher education and the policy, political, and administrative challenges of enhancing public education from pre-K through higher education, with particular emphasis on issues that impact low income and minority communities.
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812-855-3022

Monika Herzig
Visiting Lecturer, Arts Administration, Jazz Pianist
DME in Music Education, Indiana University, 1997
Areas of expertise: jazz studies, instrumental coach, keyboardist and arranger,
teaches Fundamental of Music Theory and Inside the Music Industry
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812-855-0731

Ronald Hites
Director, Environmental Science Research Center
Distinguished Professor
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1968
Applying organic analytical chemistry techniques to the analysis of trace levels of toxic pollutants, such as polychlorinated biphenyls and pesticides, with a focus on understanding the behavior of these compounds in the atmosphere and in the Great Lakes.
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812-855-0193

Christopher Hunt
Clinical Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
MA, History and Anglo-Saxon, Trinity College, Cambridge University, 1961
Christopher Hunt has been arts administrator, festival director, writer, and artists’ manager in Europe, North America, and Australia. After twelve years with his own artists-management company in England he moved in 1975 to the USA. He was twice Director of the Adelaide Festival in Australia (1980 & 1994), and from 1985-1989 of the PepsiCo Summerfare festival in New York. His last full-time position was as General Director of the Alte Oper in Frankfurt/Main, Germany.
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812-855-0832

Chaman Jain
Senior Lecturer
Ph.D. 1975
History and Philosophy of Science.
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812-855-7980

Craig Johnson
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Director, MAP/MASS
Ph.D., State University of New York at Albany, 1993
Capital markets and financial intermediation, financial management, public budgeting and finance, financing e-government, financing economic development, environmental and infrastructure finance. Research focuses on the innovative financing structures, financial certification, and resolving financial distress.
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812-855-0732

William W. Jones
Clinical Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
M.S., University of Wisconsin, 1977
Lake and watershed management, especially diagnosing lake and watershed water quality problems; preparing management plans to address problems identified; stream ecology. Also works in Caribbean coral reef ecology and underwater archaeology. Is a certified lake manager (CLM).
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812-855-4556

Kerry Krutilla
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Duke University, 1988
Energy policy, resource management in developing countries, environmental regulation, public choice, cost-benefit analysis.
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812-855-4556

Marc L. Lame
Clinical Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Arizona State University, 1992
Implementation of integrated pest management programs in schools and daycare facilities.
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812-855-7980

Leslie Lenkowsky
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs and Philanthropic Studies
Director, Graduate Programs, Center on Philanthropy
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1982
Nonprofits and public policy, civil society in comparative perspective, institutional grant-makers, volunteering and civic engagement, and education and social welfare policy.
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812-855-4072

Joyce Man
Associate Professor
Public finance, urban and regional economics, international trade, economic development, public budgeting and financial management.
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812-855-4944

Eugene B. McGregor Jr.
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Political Science
Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1968
Interaction of public policy, organizational structure, and management practice. Special interest in the relationship between education and economic development and in the impacts of information technology on the structure and management of public and nonprofit enterprise.
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812-855-0732

Michael McGuire
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1995
Intergovernmental and interorganizational collaboration and networks, federalism and intergovernmental relations, public management, emergency management, economic development.
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812-855-0563

Vicky J. Meretsky
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1995
Ecology and management of rare species, biocomplexity, landscape-level species and community conservation, temporal patterns in biodiversity, and integrating ecosystem research and endangered species management within adaptive management.
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812-855-4944

John L. Mikesell
Director, MPA Programs
Chancellor's Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1969
Governmental finance, especially questions of policy and administration of sales and property taxation; state lotteries; public budgeting; public finance in countries of the former Soviet Union.
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812-855-0732/812-855-9485

Theodore Miller
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Geography
Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1970
Statistical analysis.
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812-855-4556

Emilio Moran
Professor (part-time) of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor of Anthropology
Adjunct Professor of Geography
Ph.D., University of Florida, 1975
Comparative politics and development; Southern African politics; ethics and politics.
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812-855-2230

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Patrick O’Meara
Vice President for International Affairs
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor of Political Science
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1970
Comparative politics and development; Southern African politics; ethics and politics.
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812-855-7980

Clinton V. Oster Jr.
Associate Dean for Bloomington Programs
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Business
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1978
Aviation safety, airline economics and competition policy, international aviation, aviation infrastructure, environmental and natural resource policy, government regulation, and business-government relations.
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812-855-5058

David F. Parkhurst
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Biology
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1970
Physiological plant ecology, including transfers of carbon dioxide and water between leaves and atmosphere and among the cells within leaves, both in relation to leaf structure. Mathematics and statistics applied to environmental issues; examples include analysis of concentrations of indicator bacteria at swimming beaches, and correct interpretation of statistical hypothesis tests in decision making.
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812-855-7980

Roger B. Parks
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1979
Studies the organization and governance structures of metropolitan areas and their effects on effectiveness, efficiency, equity, and responsiveness of public service delivery; community policing.
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812-855-7980

D. Jeanne Patterson
Associate Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
D.B.A., Indiana University, 1967
Financial management, government accounting and corporate governance.
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James Perry
Chancellor's Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Adjunct Professor, Philanthropic Studies, Indiana University
Adjunct Professor, Political Science, Indiana University
Ph.D. in Public Affairs, 1974
Public service motivation, government and civil service reform, public management, public human resource management, national and community service, performance-related pay, public organizational behavior.
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812-855-5971

Flynn Picardal
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Adjunct Associate Professor of Biology
Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1992
Bioremediation, environmental microbiology, and biogeochemistry with a focus on the microbial reduction of iron oxides and nitrate, transformation of metals and chlorinated hydrocarbons, and combined microbial:geochemical interactions.
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812-855-0732

Maureen Pirog
Co-Director, Indiana University Institute for Family and Social Responsibility
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1981
Poverty and income maintenance with emphasis on child support enforcement, welfare reform, and adolescent parenting.
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812-855-0732/812-856-5926

Orville Powell
Clinical Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
M.P.A., Pennsylvania State University, 1963
Local government and the United States Constitution.
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812-855-4944

Nicole C. Quon
Assistant Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Yale University, 2007
Health policy and health politics.
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812-855-0563

J.C. Randolph
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Biology
Ph.D., Carleton University (Ottawa), 1972
Forest ecology. Ecological aspects of global environmental change, with particular interests in forestry and agriculture. Applications of geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing in environmental and natural resources management. Landscape ecology and regional-scale modeling. Physiological ecology of woody plants and of small mammals.
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812-855-4953

David Reingold
Director, Ph.D. Programs in Public Affairs and Public Policy
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1996
Urban poverty, economic development, social welfare policy, and low-income housing policy.
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812-855-2457

Terri L. Renner
Lecturer
M.B.A., Indiana University, 1985
Financial management, information systems, and entrepreneurship.
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812-855-7980

Rafael Reuveny
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1997
International political economy with emphasis on globalization; rise and fall of major powers; political conflict and how it interacts with international trade, democracy, and the environment; sustainable development; Middle East political economy.
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812-855-4944

Edwardo L. Rhodes
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Carnegie-Mellon University, 1978
Public policy analysis, particularly public sector applications of management science in the evaluation and assessment of the efficiency or organization performance of public activities, including environmental and natural resource policy implementation.
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812-855-4556

Kenneth R. Richards
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
J.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1997
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1997
Climate change policy, carbon sequestration economics, environmental policy implementation and instrument choice.
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812-855-5971

Evan J. Ringquist
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1990
Public policy (environmental, energy, natural resources, and regulation), research methodology, American political institutions.
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812-855-0732

Todd V. Royer
Assistant Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Idaho State University, 1999
Aquatic biogeochemistry, water resources, nutrient and carbon cycling in streams and rivers, water quality and nutrient standards
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812-855-0563

Barry M. Rubin
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1977
Urban and regional economic development and impact analysis, quantitative analysis of local government management and labor relations issues, statistics and quantitative methods, econometric modeling, public management information systems, strategic planning and management.
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812-855-4556

Richard S. Rubin
Director, Center for Public Sector Labor Relations
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1973
Labor management relations in the public sector with a particular focus on conflict resolution and labor management cooperation.
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812-855-4556

Michael Rushton
Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Director, Arts Administration Program
Ph.D., University of British Columbia, 1990
Cultural economics, policy and administration, nonprofit and public organizations and management, tax policy. Recent publications focus on government funding for the arts and other policies toward nonprofit organizations. Co-editor of the Journal of Cultural Economics.
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812-855-2947

John W. Ryan
President Emeritus, Indiana University
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor Emeritus of Political Science
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1959
Comparative public policy analysis, comparative university organization and policy, general public administration with special attention to higher education; governmental organization in Southeast Asia and Central and East Europe.
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812-855-5780

Joseph Shaw
Assistant Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D. in Toxicology, 2001
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812-855-5971

Roy W. Shin
Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1969
Industrial policy, comparative economic development, and environmental policy. Current research focuses on competition policy and science and technology policy.
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812-855-0193

Nan Stager
Senior Lecturer
M.S., Indiana University, 1978
Mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
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812-855-3009

Philip S. Stevens
Director, Ph.D. Programs in Environmental Science
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Geography, COAS, BL
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1990
Characterization of the chemical mechanisms that influence regional air quality and global climate change.
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812-855-0732

Terry Usrey
Lecturer
M.S., Indiana University, 1983
e-Government, Information Technology Policy, and Information Technology Management.
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812-855-0912

Frank J. Vilardo
Associate Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs
Dr.P.H., University of North Carolina, 1971
Public and private health administration, focusing on injuries as a public health problem from a behavioral perspective. Drunk-driver countermeasures, transportation incidents involving radioactive materials, enforcement of local retail food inspection laws.
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812-855-7980

Henry K. Wakhungu
Lecturer
Ph.D., Indiana University, 2004
Development of growth simulation models for sustainable management of indigenous community forests, experimental designs in tropical forestry research, and how pre-service teachers conceptualize mathematics (philosophically) indexed with mathematics learning and teaching.
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812-855-7980

Jeffrey R. White
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Professor (part-time) of Geological Sciences
Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1984
Environmental biogeochemistry, aquatic chemistry, limnology.
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812-855-4556

Charles R. Wise
Director of Parliamentary Development Project for Ukraine
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1972
Public law, legislative institutions, democratic transition, and public organizations. In the area of public law, focuses on impact of constitutions on public administration, judicial federalism, the liability of public officials and public organizations, regulatory takings, and environmental regulation. In the area of legislative institutions, focuses on the public’s knowledge and evaluation of Congress, and legislative institutional reform. In the area of democratic transitions, focuses on the transformation of legislative institutions and courts, particularly with reference to Eastern and Central Europe and the former Soviet Union. In the area of public organizations, focuses on the relationship between public law and public organizations, interorganizational relationships, and organizational design.
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812-855-9744

Lois R. Wise
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
Director, West European Studies
Director, European Union Center of Excellence
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1982
Public management and employment policies and practices. Special interest in public management reform, including comparative studies of determinants of administrative reforms, variations in reform patterns, and cross-national differences in evaluation of reforms. Comparative research in pay policies and administrative pay reforms, bureaucratic behavior, and the consequences of human diversity for effective work organizations.
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812-855-4944

C. Kurt Zorn
Interim Dean and Professor
Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1981
State and local finance, transportation safety, economic development, gaming policy.
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812-855-1432

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Adjunct Faculty

Mark Akers
Attorney

David J. Allen
Attorney
JD, Indiana University-Indianapolis, 1965

John Baker
Chief Judge, Indiana Court of Appeals
BA, Indiana University, 1968
JD, Indiana University, 1971
LLM, University of Virginia, 1995

Sarah Baumgart
Executive Director of Development and Alumni Relations
School of Education
Indiana University

William J. Beggs
Attorney
Bunger & Robertson, Bloomington
JD, Valparaiso University, 1992

Mark Bennett
Wildlife Biologist, Indiana Department of Natural Resources
MS, Eastern Kentucky University, 1979

Robert Boch
Federal Government (retired)
MS, Purdue University, 1990

Douglas Booher
Director, Indiana University Auditorium
Area of expertise: Performing arts center management

Tribble Bradley III
Chief Network Systems Architect, UITS, IUB
BA, VA Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, VA, 1986

Mark Brostoff
Associate Director, Undergraduate Services
Kelley School of Business, IUB

Neal Buckwalter
Ph.D. Student, Public Affairs – Public Management and Public Finance

Brendan Carroll
Ph.D. student,

Beth Cate
Associate General Counsel, Indiana University
JD, Harvard Law School, 1991

David Cox
Attorney, Belmont, IL
JD, School of Law, Indiana University, 1989

Gene Coyle
Retired CIA Officer
BA, Indiana University, 1973
MA, Indiana University, 1974

Gregory Crouch
Director of Research Safety and Compliance
IUB Radiation Safety Officer – Laser Safety Officer
Associate Biological Safety Officer, IUB
MPH, University of Minnesota—Minneapolis, 1986; MS, Purdue University

G. Leah Davis
Ph.D. student,

Mark Davis
Technical Assistance Provider
Rural Community Assistance Program
Engineering and Public Policy, Washington University, St. Louis, 1992

Sandy DeWeese
Administrator, Southern Indiana Pediatrics, LLC
MS, Indiana University School of Education, 1985

Salvador Espinosa
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs
MPA, Indiana University, 2000
Public Financial Administration/Policy Analysis

Beth Feldman

Gustavo A. Garcia-Lopez
Joint Ph.D. student, Public Policy/Political Science
SPEA/Department of Political Science, Indiana University

Heidi Gealt
Director, Indiana University Art Museum
Associate Professor of Fine Arts
Ph.D., Indiana University
Area of expertise: Museum management

Daniel Grundmann
Director of Employment Services, City of Bloomington
MA/Ph.D., University of Washington

Thomas Guevara

William Hodson, SPHR
Director, Human Resources, SPEA
MPA, Nonprofit and Public Management, Indiana University, 2005

Rick Jackson
UITS

Pam Jagger
Ph.D. student, Public Policy

James Julovich
UITS Coordinator, Teaching & Learning Technologies Centers, Indiana University
MS, Indiana University, 1989

Shannon E. Kane, CPA
Controller, Monroe County YMCA
BSBA, Xavier University, 1991

John Karaagac

Prakash Kashwan
Ph.D. student, Public Policy (Joint Program)
Public Policy, Environmental Policy, Political Theory and Methodology

Sharon Kioko
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs

Judy Kirk
Assistant Director, Mathers Museum of World Cultures, Indiana University
MS, University of Illinois
Areas of expertise: Museums, museum administration, museums and technology,
informal learning environments

Aleksey Kolpakov
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs
Public Management, Public Policy Analysis & Organizational Behavior,
and HRM

Nelson Kraus
Professor, University of Indianapolis
MD, Ohio State University, 1973
MBA, Xavier University-Cincinnati, 1981

Rachel Krause
Ph.D. student,

Philip Lehmkuhler
Manager of Economic Development and Member Services
Indiana Municipal Power Agency
Carmel, IN

Helen Liu
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs
Public Policy, Public Management & Non-Profit Management

Le Anh Long
Ph.D. Public Policy (Joint Program)
Economic/Urban Development
American Politics

Martin Luby
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs

Al Lyons
Ph.D. student (IUPUI),

Daniel Matisoff
Ph.D. student, Public Policy
International Relations, Environmental Policy & Public Policy

Michael McGinnis

Donna McLean
Washington Leadership Program

Stephanie Moulton
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs

Lisa Marie Napoli
Operations Director, Caldwell Center for Culture and Ecology
Ph.D. Public Affairs, Indiana University, SPEA 2004

Beth Neary
Ph.D. Public Affairs

Rebecca A. Nesbit
Ph.D. Public Affairs
Public Management & Policy Analysis

Shane Nordyke
Ph.D. student, Public Policy

Christopher Payne
Manager, It Training and Education
BA, Indiana University
Areas of expertise: Computer training and instructional development,
computer applications for the arts

Donald A. Petkus
Former Integrated Logistics Support Manager at
Naval Sea Systems Command
Ph.D. student, Higher Education Administration
MPA, Indiana University

John (Keith) Romaine
AbD, African and Contemporary Art History, Indiana University
Areas of expertise: community building arts, fiber artist, computer
applications for the visual arts

James Russell
UITS

Duane Schau
VP & CIO, Indiana University Alumni Association
BA, Indiana University, 1989

Debra A. Schneck
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs

Paul J. Schneller
Coordinator Physical Plant, Indiana University (Bloomington)
Adjunct Professor, School of Public and Environmental Affairs
BA, Indiana University
MSE, Indiana University

Christopher Schrader, SPHR
Director, Human Resources, AuthorHouse
BA, Indiana University, 1982

Chris Silvia
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs
Public Management/Policy Analysis

Pamela S. Sklar
Human Resource Director
MBA, Pepperdine University, 1979

Candice Smith
Ph.D. student, Environmental Science
Forest Ecology/Soil Science

Craig Spanburg
Database Systems Analyst, UITS
BSEE, University of Southern Florida
MS, Air Force Institute of Technology, 1987

Peg Stice
Campus Director, American Humanics Nonprofit
Management Certificate Program, IUB
BA, Grinnell College, 1969

Samuel Stone
Ph.D. student, Public Affairs
Public Finance, Public Management

Ann Marie Thomson
Adjunct Assistant Professor
MPA/Ph.D. Public Policy, Indiana University, Bloomington, 2001

Richard Thurau
Ph.D. student, Environmental Science
GIS Specialist

Greg Valenta
MBA, Syracuse University, 1986

Maryann Valenta
Director of Managed Care, Bloomington Hospital
MHA, University of Evansville

Vickie VanDeventer
Infection Control Practitioner, Bloomington Hospital
MPH/BSN, Indiana University

Frank Van Laerhoven
Ph.D. student, Public Policy

Edward Vargas
Ph.D. student,

Les Wadzinski
Recreation Program Manager, USDA Forest Service, Hoosier National Forest
MS, Slippery Rock University, 1983

Janey Wang
Ph.D. student, Public Finance

Craig Wayson

David L. Welch, Judge
Monroe Circuit Court VII

Tom Wetzel
Associate Director Computing Services, SPEA
BA, Indiana University, 1988

James Whitlatch
Attorney, Bunger and Robertson, Bloomington, Indiana
JD, Indiana University

Theresa Williams
Ph.D., University of Tennessee
Areas of expertise: Marketing and retail strategy

Eva Witesman
Center for Urban Policy and the Environment
Health Policy Research Assistant
Ph.D. Public Policy Analysis/Management

Owen Witesman
Ph.D. student,

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