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David L. Ames, ACIP, Ph.D. (Clark), Professor; also Professor, Geography,
and Director, Center for Historic Architecture and Design: Historic
preservation, urban geography, urban and regional planning. |
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Timothy K. Barnekov, Ph.D. (Syracuse), Professor and Director, Urban
Affairs and Public Policy Program; also Director, Center for Community
Development and Family Policy: Urban neighborhoods, business and urban
policy, economic development policy. |
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John M. Byrne, Ph.D. (Delaware), Professor and Director, Center
for Energy and Environmental Policy: Technology and society, energy,
environment and development, political economy. |
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Biliana Cicin-Sain, Ph.D. (California, Los Angeles), Professor;
also Professor, Marine Studies: Marine policy. |
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Robert B. Denhardt, Ph.D. (Kentucky), Charles P. Messick Professor
of Public Administration and Faculty Associate, Institute for Public Administration:
Public sector management, strategic planning and public productivity. |
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Paul T. Durbin, Ph.D. (Aquinas Institute), Professor; also Professor,
Philosophy and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental
Policy: Technology and society, philosophy of science, medical ethics. |
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Mark W. Huddleston, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Professor, Political Science
and International Relations: Public administration. |
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Robert W. Knecht, M.A. (Rhode Island), Professor; also Professor,
Marine Studies: Marine policy. |
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James E. Newton, Ed.D. (Illinois State University), Professor, Black
American Studies and Senior Fellow, Center for Community Development:
African-American heritage and culture, community service profiles, culture
and community development, community service advocacy. |
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Jeffrey A. Raffel, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor
and Director of the School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy; also Professor,
Political Science and International Relations, and Senior Faculty Associate,
Institute for Public Administration: Educational policy, policy analysis,
urban management. |
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Henry T. Reynolds, Ph.D. (North Carolina), Professor, Political
Science and International Relations: Research methods, American government
and politics. |
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Tom Apple, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor;
also Professor, Political Science and International Relations, and Senior
Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Urban
policy, energy and technology policy. |
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Richard T. Sylves, Ph.D. (Illinois), Professor, Political Science
and International Relations; also Professor, Marine Studies; also Policy
Fellow, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Environmental policy,
energy policy, public policy analysis, public administration. |
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Robert Warren, Ph.D. (California, Los Angeles), Professor; also
Professor, Marine Studies; also Professor, Political Science and International
Relations and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental
Policy: Urban and regional government, telecommunications
policy, urban planning and development. |
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Margaret G. Wilder, Ph.D. (Michigan), Professor and Policy Fellow,
Center for Community Development and Family Policy: Community development
policy and organizations, economic development and planning, housing problems
and policy, race, gender and economic mobility. |
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Karen A. Curtis, Ph.D. (Temple), Associate Professor and Policy
Scientist, Center for Community Development and Family Policy: Non-profit
leadership in voluntary sector, applied research and public policy analysis,
program evaluation and evaluation research. |
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Kathryn G. Denhardt, Ph.D. (Kansas), Associate Professor and Director,
MPA Program; also Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration:
Human resources management, ethics in public service. |
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Bernard L. Herman, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Associate Professor; also
Associate Professor, Art History, and Associate Director, Center for Historic
Architecture and Design: Historic preservation, industrial archaeology,
material culture studies, community studies, vernacular architecture. |
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Janet B. Johnson, Ph.D. (Cornell), Associate Professor, Political
Science and International Relations and Senior Research Associate, Center
for Energy and Environmental Policy: Subnational politics, environmental
policy, research methods, public policy analysis. |
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Jerome R. Lewis, Ph.D. (New York), Associate Professor; also Associate
Professor, Political Science and International Relations, and Director,
Institute for Public Administration: Public administration, personnel
management, urban planning, political leadership. |
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Edward C. Ratledge, M.A. (Delaware), Associate Professor and Director,
Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research: Management information
systems, econometrics, criminal justice systems. |
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Yda Schreuder, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Associate Professor; also Associate
Professor, Geography and Faculty Associate, Center for Historic Architecture
and Design: Urban and historical geography, world regional geography,
global resources and development of Third World countries. |
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Paul L. Solano, Ph.D. (Maryland), Associate Professor; also Associate
Professor, Political Science and International Relations: Financial
administration and public finance, political economy. |
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Young-Doo Wang, Ph.D. (Delaware), Associate Professor and Associate
Director for Research, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy:
Energy and urban economic analysis, economic geography, econometric applications. |
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Robert A. Wilson, Ph.D. (Temple), Associate Professor; also, Associate
Professor, Sociology and Criminal Justice: Survey research, evaluation
research. |
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Deborah A. Auger, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Assistant
Professor and Policy Scientist, Center for Community Development and Family
Policy; also Assistant Professor, Political Science and International Relations:
Public policy and administration, urban politics, intergovernmental affairs,
and Congressional/Executive relations. |
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James P. Flynn, Ed.D. (Delaware), Assistant Professor and Internship
Coordinator, MPA Program; also Associate Policy Scientist, Institute for
Public Administration: Personnel administration, quality improvement
initiatives, educational governancne, legislative management, professional
development. |
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Lance Freeman, Ph.D. (North Carolina), Assistant Professor and Faculty
Associate, Center for Community Development and Family Policy: Regional
and city planning, community and economic development, quantitative analysis,
housing policy. |
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Audrey L. Helfman, Ph.D. (Delaware), Assistant Professor, Internship
Coordinator, M.P.A. Program and Associate Policy Scientist, Institute for
Public Administration: Personnel administration, organizational theory,
legislative management, public fiscal analysis, data systems, analytic
methods. |
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Eric D. Jacobson, M.P.A. (Delaware), Assistant Professor and Assistant
Director, Institute for Public Administration: Public fiscal analysis,
personnel benefits, evaluation research, data systems, analytic methods. |
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Willett Kempton, Ph.D. (Texas), Assistant Professor; also Assistant
Professor, Marine Studies and Senior Policy Scientist, Center for Energy
and Environmental Policy: Energy policy, technology and society, anthropology. |
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G. Arno Loessner, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Assistant Professor and
Policy Fellow: Fiscal policy, university administration applied to
public policy matters, international comparative local public administration. |
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Steven W. Peuquet, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Assistant Professor and
Policy Scientist, Center for Community Development and Family Policy:
Community and economic development, public policy analysis. |
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April R. Veness, Ph.D. (Minnesota), Assistant Professor; also Assistant
Professor, Geography, and Faculty Associate, Center for Community Development
and Family Policy: Urban-social geography; contextual analysis of minority
issues, institutional roles, and locality; geographic thought. |
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Danilo Yanich, Ph.D. (Delaware), Assistant Professor and Policy
Scientist, Center for Community Development and Family Policy: Urban
policy processes, methods of policy analysis, comparative governance, criminal
justice policy, media policy. |
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Maria P. Aristigueta, Ph.D.. (Southern California), Instructor and
Associate Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration: Administrative
behavior, policy analysis, strategic management. |
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Raheema Jabbar-Bey, M.S. (New Hampshire), Instructor, Community
Development Specialist and Policy Scientist: Community organizing,
development/fundraising. |
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