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John Accordino Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Associate professor and coordinator, Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program and Graduate Certificates in Urban Revitalization, Historic Preservation and Geographic Information Systems. Interests include: commercial and neighborhood revitalization methods, impacts of community revitalization policies and comparative (U.S. and European) urban revitalization policies.
Jay S. Albanese Ph.D., Rutgers University Professor and Graduate Director, Criminal Justice Interests include: transnational crime, organized crime, human trafficking and corruption; ethics – ethics and criminal justice, white-collar crime, gambling and crime; the future of crime, emerging crimes (intellectual property theft, smuggling of natural resources, etc.) and new ethical dilemmas (and new manifestations of old problems).
Carl Ameringer J.D. University of Virginia; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Professor, Health Policy and Politics Interests include: the politics of health care access and delivery with an emphasis on professional regimes and market theory.
Jason Ross Arnold Assistant professor Interests include: comparative study of democracy, elections, and public opinion; political economy; Latin American and European politics; and electoral authoritarian regimes.
William C. Bosher, Jr. Ed.D., University of Virginia Distinguished professor of education and public policy Interests include: federal, state and local policy development, school finance, educational accountability and leadership for reform.
Judy Bradford Ph.D. Assistant professor and director of the Community Health Research Initiative. Interests include: community research with disadvantaged populations.
Deborah Brock Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University Assistant professor and associate director for operations, L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs Interests include: public human resources, job satisfaction and public financial management.
Xueming (Jimmy) Chen Ph.D. Urban and Regional Planning, University of Southern California, M.S. Urban and Regional Planning, Nanjing University, China and B.S. Urban and Regional Planning, Nanjing University, China Associate professor Interests include: transportation policy and planning, urban land uses, travel demand forecasting models, traffic impact studies, general plan amendments, zoning changes and GIS applications.
Mark Christie J.D., Georgetown University Visiting professor Interests include: constitutional law and policy, comparative government and politics.
Robyn Diehl Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University Assistant professor Interests include: program evaluation, project impact and the impact of violent crime on youth and community development.
David Farmer Ph.D., University of London; Ph.D., University of Virginia Professor Interests include: political philosophy and administrative theory.
Carolyn L. Funk Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles Associate professor, director of the Commonwealth Poll, director of the Ph.D. Program in Public Policy and Administration Interests include: public opinion about government programs and policies, science and technology policy, survey research methods.
Susan Gooden Ph. D., Syracuse University Associate professor and director of Graduate Programs Interests include: social policy and social equity.
Jill Gordon Ph.D., University of Cincinnati Associate professor Interests include: evaluative studies of correctional policy encompassing both adult and juvenile systems; correctional employees’ attitudes towards work, clients and overall organizational issues; domestic violence issues related to the criminal justice response.
Morton Gulak Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Associate professor Interests include: neighborhood planning, high-speed and commuter rail impacts on local community development, crime prevention through environmental design and international planning and education, with an emphasis on Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
Richard Huff Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University Assistant professor Interests include: performance measurement, organization behavior, comparative public administration and public administration history.
Janet R. Hutchinson Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Associate professor and coordinator, Public Administration Program, director On-Line Learning Interests include: issues in child and family policy, feminist theory particularly in relation to organizational behavior and development in the field of public administration and the sociology of knowledge use.
Jason K. Levy Ph.D., University of Waterloo Associate professor Interests include: homeland security, emergency management, risk assessment, natural hazards, geomatics engineering, sensor integration.
John V. Moeser Ph.D., George Washington University Professor emeritus Interests include: urban politics, policy-making and implementation.
Laura J. Moriarty Ph.D., Sam Houston State University Professor and vice provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs Interests include: victimology, research methods and program evaluation
William Newmann Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Associate professor, program coordinator political science, undergraduate program coordinator Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Interests include: national security decision-making, terrorism and homeland security, presidential policy making and East Asian security.
Steven P. Peterson Ph.D., Indiana University Director of Research, Virginia Retirement System Interests include: econometrics of financial markets, risk and distress models, and neural networks.
Michael Pratt Ph.D., University of Kansas Professor of economics Interests include: the effects of regulations and institutional characteristics on business decisions and market outcomes and the impact of work force training on low literacy adults.
John Reitzel Ph.D., University of Florida Assistant professor Interests include: the interaction between race/ethnicity, crime and the criminal justice system, particularly policing and correctional institutions.
Avrum J. (A.J.) Shriar Ph.D., University of Florida Associate professor Interests include: rural development, farming systems and land use, natural resource management and conservation, environmental planning and impact assessment, cultural and political ecology, Latin America and the Caribbean.
I-Shian (Ivan) Suen Ph.D. University of Washington Associate professor Interests include: land use planning, geographic information systems, decision support systems, e-government services and their integration in planning education and practice.
Judyth Twigg Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Associate professor Interests include: international relations, comparative politics, international political economy, politics of Russia and the Former Soviet Union, and issues of health, demographic change and health care reform in Russia.
Melvin I. Urofsky Ph.D., Columbia University; J.D., University of Virginia Professor emeritus Interests include: legal history and campaign-finance reform laws.
Nelson Wikstrom Ph.D., University of Connecticut Professor Interests include: vertical and horizontal intergovernmental relations, government and politics of metropolitan areas.
Mark C. Williams Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University Assistant professor, director of the Survey and Evaluation Research Laboratory Interests include: research methods and statistics, human resources and social services, and survey research and analysis.
Blue Wooldridge DPA, University of Southern California. Professor and fellow, National Academy of Public Administration Interests include: social equity, strategies for increasing the effectiveness of management education and training, procedures and content of local government budgets, strategies used to improve productivity and the implications for public managers of the increased diversity of the workforce.
Michela Zonta Assistant professor Interests include: housing policy, geographic information systems. |