Faculty Guide 2021-2022

Faculty Administration JUDITH KELLEY: Dean, Sanford School of Public Policy; ITT/Terry Sanford Professor of Public Policy; Professor of Political Science, Bass Fellow PhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 2001 Pronouns: She/her/hers Faculty Guide 2021-2022 Research: International relations and institutions; international law and norms; international election mon- itoring; democracy promotion; human rights; human This academic year, the Sanford School of trafficking; the role of external actors in domestic political reforms Public Policy celebrates 50 years since the CORINNE M. KRUPP: Associate Dean for Academic founding of the public policy program Programs; Professor of the Practice of Public Policy at Duke University in 1971. The Sanford PhD (Economics), University of Pennsylvania, 1990 Pronouns: She/her/hers School faculty have earned national and inter- Research: International trade policy; antidumping law national recognition for excellence in research, and firm behavior; competition policy; European Union policy engagement and teaching. The school has a diverse mix trade and finance issues; economic development of academic scholars and professors of the practice whose prac- PHILIP M. NAPOLI: Senior Associate Dean for tical experience in top leadership roles enhances the classroom Faculty and Research; James R. Shepley Professor of experience. Faculty members collaborate across disciplines to Public Policy; Director, DeWitt Wallace Center for explore questions relating to income inequality, obesity and Media & Democracy PhD (Mass Communication, Telecommunications), hunger, energy policy, child neglect and abuse, access to health Northwestern University, 1997 care, democratization, foreign policy and many other import- Research: Media policy and regulation; journalism; ant global concerns. Learn more: sanford.duke.edu media and democracy; politics of policy research; media institutions Academic Program Directors SARAH BERMEO: Director of Graduate Studies, Master of International Development Program (MIDP); Associate Professor of Public Policy and Political Science; PhD (Politics), Princeton University, 2008 Research: International political economy; international development; relations between industrialized and developing countries; foreign aid; trade agreements; migration; Central America

CHRISTINA M. GIBSON-DAVIS: Director of Undergraduate Studies; Professor of Public Policy and Sociology; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Child and Family Policy PhD (Human Development and Social Policy), Northwestern University, 2001 Research: Causes and consequences of marriage for low-income families; health and well-being of low-income families and children; wealth inequality among households with children

SUBHRENDU K. PATTANAYAK: Director of Graduate Studies, PhD Program; Oak Foundation Professor of Environmental and Energy Policy; Professor of Public Policy, Economics, Environment, and Global Health PhD (Environmental Economics), Duke University, 1997 Research: Environment and development economics; energy access; tropical forests; biodiversity; water supply and sanitation; global environmental health; diarrhea and piped water; malaria and bed nets; respiratory infections and cook stoves

KENNETH S. ROGERSON: Director of Graduate Studies, Master of Public Policy (MPP); Professor of the Practice of Public Policy; Faculty Affiliate, DeWitt Wallace Center for Media & Democracy; Director, Policy, Journalism and Media Studies CertificateProgram PhD (Political Science), University of South Carolina, 2000 Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Technology policy; international communications; media; journalism 1 FRANK BRUNI: Eugene C. Patterson Professor of the Core Sanford Faculty Members Practice for Journalism and Public Policy; Faculty Affiliate, DeWitt Wallace Center for Media and BILL ADAIR: Knight Professor of the Practice of Jour- Democracy nalism and Public Policy; Director, Duke Reporters’ Lab MS (Journalism) Columbia University 1988 BA (Political Science), Arizona State University, 1985 Research: Politics and culture Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Political reporting and fact-checking; automation and new technologies in journalism STEPHEN BUCKLEY: Eugene C. Patterson Professor of the Practice for Journalism and Public Policy; Faculty Affiliate, DeWitt Wallace Center for Media and CATHERINE ADCOCK ADMAY: Senior Lecturer Democracy in Public Policy; Assistant Director of Undergraduate BA (Political Science) Duke University, 1989 Studies; Faculty Director, Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Research: Journalism, international affairs reporting Center; Faculty Affiliate, Duke Global Health Institute JD, Yale University, 1992 Pronouns: She/her/hers M. KATE BUNDORF: J. Alexander McMahon Research: Human rights; governance and accountabil- Distinguished Professor of Health Policy and Manage- ity in promoting inclusive development; global health; ment; Professor of Public Policy; Core Faculty Member, peacebuilding; the arts and social imagination Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy PhD (Managerial Science and Applied Economics), ABDULLAH T. ANTEPLI: Associate Professor of the University of Pennsylvania, 2000 Practice of Public Policy and Interfaith Relations Pronouns: She/her/hers MA (Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations), Research: Health policy and the economics of health Hartford Seminary, 2005 care systems; public and private health insurance markets; the organization of Pronouns: He/him/his health care providers; consumer decision making in health care Research: Religious peace-building, cross-religious interfaith work, faith-based diplomacy NICHOLAS CARNES: Creed C. Black Associate Professor of Public Policy and Political Science LESLIE BABINSKI: Associate Research Professor of PhD (Politics and Social Policy), Princeton University, Public Policy; Director, Center for Child and Family Policy 2011 PhD (Education and School Psychology), University of Pronouns: He/him/his California at Berkeley, 1993 Research: Economic and social class inequality; political Pronouns: She/her/hers representation; legislative decision making; candidate Research: Educational interventions; English learners; recruitment teacher professional development; child development; program evaluation CHARLES T. CLOTFELTER: Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Public Policy; Professor of Economics and CAROLYN BARNES: Assistant Professor of Public Law; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Child and Family Policy and Political Science Policy PhD (Public Policy and Political Science), University of PhD (Economics), Harvard University, 1974 Michigan, 2014 Pronouns: He/him/his Pronouns: She/her/hers Research: Economics of education; public finance Research: Nonprofit service provision; social welfare policy and implementation; poverty and inequality; race WILLIAM A. DARITY, JR: Samuel DuBois Cook and urban politics; state/local politics; political behavior Professor of Public Policy, African and African American Studies, and Economics; Director, Samuel NATHAN A. BOUCHER: Associate Research DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity Professor of Public Policy; Associate Research Professor, PhD (Economics), Massachusetts Institute of Department of Medicine; Associate Professor, Career Technology, 1978 Track, Population Health Sciences and Medicine Research: Stratification economics; inequality by race, DrPH (Public Health), State University of New York, 2015 class and ethnicity; North-South theories of Research: Qualitative and mixed methods research on development and trade; reparations and restitution; colorism; discrimination; caregivers’ and healthcare consumers’ needs in the race and identity; social psychology and unemployment exposure; schooling context of advanced stage illness; palliative and hospice and the racial achievement gap; financial crises in developing countries care delivery; veterans’ care delivery KENNETH A. DODGE: William McDougall TONY BROWN: Professor of the Practice of Public Professor of Public Policy; Professor of Psychology and Policy Neuroscience; Faculty Fellow, Center for Child and MBA, Harvard University, 1968 Family Policy; Director, Family Connects Research: Teaching and experiential learning PhD (Clinical Psychology), Duke University, 1978 pedagogies; social entrepreneurship; enterprising Research: Development and prevention of violence in leadership; leadership development; socially responsible children and families; violence prevention policy businesses FERNANDO FERNHOLZ: Professor of the Practice KELLY BROWNELL: Dean Emeritus; Robert L. of Public Policy, Duke Center for International Flowers Professor of Public Policy; Professor of Psy- Development chology and Neuroscience; Professor of Psychiatry and PhD (Economics), Boston University, 2000 Behavioral Sciences; Director, World Food Policy Center Research: Investment appraisal; risk analysis and PhD (Clinical Psychology), Rutgers University, 1977 management; public finance; international economics; Pronouns: He/him/his trade, external debt and finance; public-private Research: Food policy; food systems; obesity preven- partnerships; economic growth and development 2 tion; health; public health policy ROSEMARY FERNHOLZ: Senior Research Scholar DAVID HOFFMAN: Steed Family Professor of the and Lecturing Fellow of Public Policy, Duke Center for Practice of Cybersecurity Policy; Senior Lecturing Fellow International Development of Law PhD (Political Economy and Government), Harvard JD, Duke University, 1993 University, 1998 Pronouns: He/him/his Pronouns: She/her/hers Research: Implications of cyber policy and law in Research: International development; development national security, health data, gender violence and access management; social policy; poverty and inequality; to information community participation; indigenous peoples BRUCE W. JENTLESON: William Preston Few JOEL L. FLEISHMAN: Professor of Law and Public Professor of Public Policy, Professor of Political Science Policy; Director, Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center PhD (Government), Cornell University, 1983 for Ethics, Public Policy, and the Professions; Director, Pronouns: He/him/his Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil Society Research: American foreign policy; international LLM, Yale University, 1960; JD, UNC-Chapel Hill, relations; international security; economic sanctions; 1959 conflict prevention and resolution; globalization and Pronouns: He/him/his governance; Middle East peace and security Research: Nonprofit and foundation governance and accountability; foundation strategic choice-making and impact measure- MARC JEULAND: Associate Professor of Public ment; special strategies appropriate to limited-life foundations; ethics and Policy, Global Health, Environment, and Civil and public policy Environmental Engineering; Director, Duke Energy Access Project ANNA GASSMAN-PINES: WLF Bass Connections PhD (Environmental Sciences and Engineering), UNC Associate Professor of Public Policy and Psychology and Chapel Hill, 2009 Neuroscience Pronouns: He/him/his PhD (Psychology), New York University, 2007 Research: Nonmarket valuation; preferences and de- Pronouns: She/her/hers mand for environmental services; cost-benefit and cost effectiveness analysis; Research: Development of children in low-income water and sanitation; the planning and management of trans-boundary families; low-wage work and family life; poverty and water resources; the impacts and economics of climate change; energy and inequality; social policy development

LISA GENNETIAN: Pritzker Professor of Early MATTHEW S. JOHNSON: Assistant Professor of Learning Policy Studies Public Policy and Economics PhD (Economics) Cornell University, 1998 PhD (Economics), Boston University, 2016 Pronouns: She/her/hers Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Child poverty; social policy and economics; Research: Labor and public economics; organizational early childhood interventions; causal methods economics (on leave, fall 2021)

BETH GIFFORD: Associate Research Professor of ROY KELLY: Professor of the Practice of Public Policy, Public Policy and Pediatrics; Faculty Affiliate, Center Duke Center for International Development for Child and Family Policy; Duke Population Research PhD (Urban Planning), Harvard University, 1985 Institute and Duke Margolis Center for Health Policy Research: Fiscal decentralization; public financial PhD (Health Policy and Administration and Demogra- management; investment appraisal; local government phy), Pennsylvania State University, 2005 finance; property taxation Research: Child maltreatment; children and the law; education; intergenerational effects of criminal justice policies; veterans’ health SARAH A.G. KOMISAROW: Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Economics; Faculty Affiliate, Center KRISTIN A. GOSS: Kevin D. Gorter Professor of for Child and Family Policy Public Policy and Political Science; Director, Duke in PhD (Economics) University of Chicago, 2016 DC--Policy, Leadership & Innovation; Director, Center Pronouns: She/her/hers for the Study of Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Faculty Research: Economics of education; K-12 education Affiliate, Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil policy; educational inequalities (on leave, 2021-2022) Society, Hart Leadership Program and Duke Center for Firearms Law PhD (Political Science), Harvard University, 2003 ANIRUDH KRISHNA: Edgar T. Thompson Pronouns: She/her/hers Professor of Public Policy and Political Science Research: Civic and political participation; role of voluntary associations, PhD (Government), Cornell University, 2000 foundations and philanthropists in public policy; women and politics; Research: Poverty; inequality; social mobility; politics of gun control; agenda setting; public opinion; interest groups governance

ASHER HILDEBRAND: Associate Professor of the Practice of Public Policy MPA (International Relations), Princeton University, 2009 JENNIFER LANSFORD: Research Professor of Pronouns: He/him/his Public Policy; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Child and Research: American politics; legislative institutions; Family Policy; Faculty Affiliate, Duke Population civic participation and advocacy; globalization and Research Institute governance; U.S. foreign policy PhD (Developmental Psychology), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2000 Pronouns: She/her/hers Research: Youth violence prevention; peer influence; parenting 3

POPE “MAC” MCCORKLE: Professor of the ANDREW NURKIN: Hart Associate Professor of the Practice of Public Policy Practice; Faculty Affiliate, Hart Leadership Program JD, Duke University, 1984 MDiv, Yale Divinity School, 2007, MFA (Poetry) Ver- Research: Politics of the policy process; campaigns and mont College of Fine Arts, 2011 elections; political history and theory Research: Civic engagement; civic leadership; experiential education; arts policy, facilitation

ROBYN MEEKS: Assistant Professor of Public Policy; JENNI W. OWEN: Senior Lecturer in Public Policy Faculty Fellow, Duke Energy Initiative MPA (Public Administration), Harvard University, 1996 PhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 2012 Research: The policymaking process, evidence-based Pronouns: She/her/hers policy, and researcher-policymaker interaction; Research: Environmental and energy economics; application of research to real-world policy and practice development economics settings; education and social policy (on leave, through fall 2022)

M. GIOVANNA MERLI: Professor of Public Policy JAY A. PEARSON: Associate Professor of Public and Sociology; Research Professor of Global Health; Policy; Director, Global Inequality Research Initiative; Director, Duke Center for Population Research; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Health Policy & Inequalities Director, Duke Population Research Institute Research; Duke Global Health Institute PhD (Demography), University of Pennsylvania, 1996 PhD: (Health Behavior and Health Education), Research: Health and population in developing countries; University of Michigan, 2006 migration and immigration; social networks; HIV/AIDS Pronouns: He/him/his modeling; sampling hard-to-reach populations; China (on Research: Social determinants of population health leave, 2021-2022) differences; identity construction; stratification; social bias, including supremacy, oppression, privilege and discrimination SIMON MILES: Assistant Professor of Public Policy, Slavic and Eurasian Studies and History GUNTHER PECK: Fred W. Shaffer Associate PhD (History), University of Texas at Austin, 2017 Professor of History and Public Policy; Director, Hart Pronouns: He/him/his Leadership Program Research: Diplomatic history; the Cold War; PhD (History), Yale University, 1994 international relations and security; U.S. foreign policy; Research: 19th- and 20th-century American social and Soviet Union and Russia (on leave, spring 2022) cultural history; comparative immigration and labor studies; environmental history NATALIA MIROVITSKAYA: Professor of the Prac- tice of Public Policy, Duke Center for ALEXANDER PFAFF: Professor of Public Policy, International Development Economics and Environment PhD (Economics), Russian Academy of Sciences, 1980 PhD (Economics), Massachusetts Institute of Technol- Research: Sustainable development; international ogy, 1995 resource and environmental policy; conflict-sensitive Pronouns: He/him/his development; global gender issues Research: Environmental and natural resource economics and policy; development and applied ERIC MLYN: Lecturer in Public Policy; Kenan Distin- microeconomics and policy guished Faculty Fellow PhD (Political Science), University of Minnesota, 1991 DIRK PHILIPSEN: Associate Research Professor of Pronouns: He/him/his Public Policy and History; Senior Fellow, Kenan Research: Role of civic engagement in American higher Institute for Ethics; Co-director, Sustainability education; the relationship between civic and political Engagement Program engagement; social innovation; Trumpism and American PhD (U.S. Comparative Social and Economic History), higher education Duke University, 1992 Pronouns: He/him/his MANOJ MOHANAN: Associate Professor of Public Research: Economic history; economic performance Policy and Economics, Associate Research Professor of indicators; ethics and public service; U.S. politics and public values Global Health; Faculty Research Scholar, Duke Popula- tion Research Center BILLY PIZER: Research Professor of Public Policy PhD (Health Policy), Harvard University, 2009 PhD (Economics), Harvard University, 1996 Pronouns: He/him/his Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Health economics; health policy; Research: Environmental regulation; climate change development economics; applied microeconomics and energy economics; energy policy

CLARA G. MUSCHKIN: Associate Research Professor of Public Policy; Faculty Director, North Carolina Education Research Data Center; Director, DAVID E. PRICE: Professor of Political Science and Child Policy Research Certificate Program; Faculty Public Policy Affiliate, Center for Child and Family Policy PhD (Political Science), Yale University, 1969 PhD (Sociology), Duke University, 1989 Research: Congressional policymaking; ethics and Pronouns: She/her/hers public policy; American political parties (on leave, Research: Education policy; academic performance and serving in the U.S. House of Representatives 4th student behavior; peer influence in schools; educational inequalities; early District) education 4 VINCENT E. PRICE: President, Duke University; CHRISTOPHER SIMS: Associate Professor of the Walter Hines Page University Professor of Public Policy Practice of Public Policy; Undergraduate Education and Political Science Director, Center for Documentary Studies PhD (Communication), Stanford University, 1987 MA (Visual Communication), UNC Chapel Hill, 2003; Research: Public opinion; social influence; and political MFA (Studio Art), Maryland Institute College of Art, communication 2008 Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Documentary photography; visual TIMOTHY H. PROFETA: Associate Professor of the communication; literary journalism; web design Practice of Public Policy JD, Duke University, 1997 MALLORY E. SORELLE: Assistant Professor of Research: Climate change policy design; analysis of legal Public Policy authority to address climate and energy challenges; Clean PhD (Government) Cornell University, 2016 Air Act; adaptive use of current environmental laws for Pronouns: She/her/hers evolving environmental challenges (on leave, 2021-2022) Research: Inequality, American political economy, political engagement, policy feedback, consumer finance, social welfare policy, regulation, mixed methods research MARCOS A. RANGEL: Associate Professor of Public Policy and Economics SARA SUTHERLAND: Lecturer in Public Policy PhD (Economics), University of California at Los PhD (Environmental Science and Management) Angeles, 2004 University of California, Santa Barbara, 2016 Pronouns: He/him/his Pronouns: She/her/hers Research: Education and social policy; health and popu- Research: Environmental economics, the political lation; international development (on leave, spring 2022) economy of natural resource management, fisheries and water management DEONDRA ROSE: Associate Professor of Public Policy, Political Science and History; Director, Polis: DONALD H. TAYLOR: Professor of Public Policy, Center for Politics Community and Family Medicine and Nursing; PhD (Government), Cornell University, 2012 Director, Social Science Research Institute; Faculty Pronouns: She/her/hers Affiliate, Margolis Center for Health Policy Research: Higher education policy; policy feedback; PhD (Health Policy and Administration), UNC, Chapel inequality; the politics of gender, race and class; Hill, 1995 American political development; political engagement Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Aging and long-term care; health policy DAVID SCHANZER: Professor of the Practice of Public Policy; Director, Triangle Center on Terrorism PETER A. UBEL: Dennis T. McLawhorn University and Homeland Security Professor of Business Administration; Professor of JD, Harvard University, 1989 Medicine and Public Policy; Associate Faculty Director, Pronouns: He/him/his Health Sector Management; Director, Duke-UNC Research: Counterterrorism strategy, policy and law; USDA Center for Behavioral Economics and Healthy homeland security Food Choice Research MD, University of Minnesota, 1988 STEVEN E. SEXTON: Mark and Lynn Florian Research: Role of values and preferences in health-care Assistant Professor of Public Policy; Assistant Professor decision making; ethics in health care, such as informed consent and health- of Economics; Faculty Fellow, Duke Energy Initiative care rationing PhD (Agricultural and Resource Economics), University of California at Berkeley, 2012 JAMES W. VAUPEL: Research Professor of Public Research: Energy and environmental economics; Policy; Co-director, Center for Population, Health and behavioral economics; climate policy; agricultural Aging; Founding Director, Max Planck Institute for economics; industrial organization; applied econometrics Demographic Research PhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 1978 GANGADHAR PRASAD (GP) SHUKLA: Professor Research: Demography of aging; mortality at advanced of the Practice of Public Policy, Duke Center for ages; environmental and genetic plasticity of mortality International Development rates PhD (Political Economy and Government), Harvard University, 1993 KATHRYN WHETTEN: Professor of Public Policy Research: Tax analysis and revenue forecasting; public and Global Health; Director, Center for Health Policy finance for open economies; investment appraisal; & Inequalities Research; Co-Director, Duke Sexual and taxation of natural resources Gender Minority Health Program; Research Director, Hart Fellows Program; Faculty Affiliate, Duke Global JENNIFER SIEGEL: Bruce R. Kuniholm Professor of Health Institute History and Public Policy PhD (Health Policy/Administration), UNC Chapel Hill, PhD (History) Yale University, 1998 1994 Research: Diplomatic and military history; European, Pronouns: They/them/theirs Russian and East European history, comparative Research: Health disparities; HIV/AIDS; substance abuse; mental health; empires, human conflict, peace and diplomacy trauma; orphaned and separated children; sexual and gender minorities

Learn more about Sanford’s research themes and faculty: sanford.duke.edu 5 and Family Policy WILLIAM CHAFE: The Alice Mary Baldwin Professors Emeriti PhD (Economics), Harvard University, 1974 Professor Emeritus of History Research: Education policy in the U.S. and other PhD (History), Columbia University, 1971 ROBERT CONRAD: Associate Professor countries; state and local public finance Emeritus of Public Policy and Economics AARON CHATTERJI: Professor of Business PhD (Economics), University of Wisconsin- FRANCIS LETHEM: Professor Emeritus of the Administration Madison, 1978 Practice of Public Policy PhD (Business Administration) University of Research: Public finance; natural resource PhD (Economics), Neuchatel University, 1967 California at Berkeley, 2006 economics; mineral taxation Pronouns: He/him/his Research: Institutional design; project design; PETER D. FEAVER: Professor of Political PHILIP J. COOK: ITT/Terry Sanford Professor capacity building towards sustainable develop- Science; Director, Duke Program in American Emeritus of Public Policy; Professor Emeritus of ment; conflict prevention Grand Strategy Economics PhD (Political Science), Harvard University, 1990 PhD (Economics), University of California, ELLEN MICKIEWICZ: James R. Shepley Pronouns: He/him/his Berkeley, 1973 Emeritus Professor of Public Policy; Professor Research: Criminal justice policy; public health Emeritus of Political Science BRANDON GARRETT: L. Neil Williams, Jr. policy and social policy; regulation of alcohol, PhD (Political Science), Yale University, 1965 Professor of Law guns, and gambling; violence prevention; Research: Political communication, democrati- JD, Columbia University, 2001 education zation and political psychology; using cognitive science theory to research heuristics employed ALLISON GILBERT: Associate Professor in GRAHAM GLENDAY: Professor Emeritus of in processing news, especially under conditions Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences the Practice of Public Policy of limited information, as in Russia and parts of PhD (Health Policy and Management), UNC PhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 1982 Eastern Europe Chapel Hill, 2009 Research: Public finance; international tax policy administration; economic development PHYLLIS POMERANTZ: Professor Emeritus SUSANNE B. HAGA: Associate Professor in of the Practice of Public Policy, Duke Center for Medicine and Biology ALEX HARRIS: Professor of the Practice Emer- International Development PhD (Human Genetics), University of Maryland, itus of Public Policy and Documentary Studies; PhD (International Relations), Tufts University, 1978 Baltimore, 1999 Creative Director, Lewis Hines Documentary Pronouns: She/her/hers Pronouns: She/her/hers Fellows Program Research: Aid effectiveness; governance, leadership BA (Psychology), Yale University, 1971 and development; global public goods and programs; ANGEL LUIS HARRIS: Professor of Sociology; Research: Documentary photography and writ- program design for poverty reduction Faculty Research Scholar, DuPRI Population ing; patients living with brain cancer; Hispanic Research Center; Faculty Affiliate, Duke Center culture in northern New Mexico; poverty and THOMAS W. TAYLOR: Professor Emeritus of the for Child and Family Policy housing in North Carolina; media coverage of Practice of Public Policy PhD (Public Policy and Sociology) University of humanitarian challenges; aging and retirement in JD, UNC Chapel Hill, 1969 Michigan, 2005 the United States; José Martí and Cuba; Edward Pronouns: He/him/his O. Wilson and the U.S. Gulf Coast Research: National and homeland security; civil-mil- ROBERT G. HEALY: Professor Emeritus of itary relations; constitutional and intelligence law; Environmental Policy, Nicholas School of the SHERMAN JAMES: Susan B. King Professor management and leadership Environment Emeritus of Public Policy Ph.D. (Economics) University of California at Los PhD (Social Psychology), Washington University Faculty with Secondary Angeles, 1972 in St. Louis, 1973 Research: Social determinants of U.S. racial and Appointments in Public Policy D. SUNSHINE HILLYGUS: Professor of ethnic health disparities in health and health care; Political Science; Director, Duke Initiative on community-based and public policy interventions MATTHEW D. ADLER: Richard A. Horvitz Survey Methodology to reduce racial and ethnic health disparities Professor of Law; Professor of Philosophy and PhD (Political Science) Stanford University, 2003 Economics; Director, Center for Law, Economics JAMES A. JOSEPH: Professor Emeritus of the and Public Policy LISA KEISTER: Gilhuly Family Professor of Practice of Public Policy; former U.S. Ambassador JD, Yale, 1991 Sociology to South Africa PhD (Sociology) Cornell University, 1997 MDiv, Yale University, 1963 DAN ARIELY: James B. Duke Professor of Research: Ethics in public life and leadership Behavioral Economics; Professor of Economics NANCY MACLEAN: William H. Chafe paradigms; philanthropy; civil society and Business Administration Professor of History PhD (Business Administration), Duke University, PhD (History), University of Wisconsin-Madison, ROBERT KORSTAD: Professor Emeritus of 1998 1989 Public Policy PhD (Cognitive Psychology), UNC Chapel Hill, PhD (History), UNC, Chapel Hill, 1987 1996 EDMUND MALESKY: Professor of Political Research: Social policy from an historical per- Science; Director of the Duke Center for spective; labor; poverty; civil rights CHRISTOPHER BAIL: Douglas and Ellen International Development Lowey Professor of Sociology PhD (Political Science), Duke University, 2004 BRUCE R. KUNIHOLM: Dean Emeritus of PhD (Sociology), Harvard University, 2011 the Sanford School of Public Policy; University PAULA D. MCCLAIN: Dean of the Graduate Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of EDWARD J. BALLEISEN: Vice Provost for School; Vice Provost for Graduate Education; Public Policy; Professor Emeritus of History Interdisciplinary Studies; Professor of History; Professor of Political Science PhD (History), Duke University, 1976 Senior Fellow, Kenan Institute for Ethics PhD (Political Science), Howard University, 1977 Research: U.S. policy in the Middle East; U.S. PhD (History), Yale, 1995 diplomatic history; national security; uses of Pronouns: He/him/his MARK MCCLELLAN: Robert J. Margolis history and public policy Professor of Business, Medicine, and Policy; LORI BENNEAR: Juli Plant Grainger Associate Professor of the Practice of Business Administra- HELEN F. LADD: Susan B. King Professor Professor of Environmental Economics and Policy tion; Director, Duke-Margolis Center for Health Emeritus of Public Policy; Professor Emeritus of PhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 2004 Policy 6 Economics; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Child PhD (Economics) MIT, 1993 MEGAN MULLIN: Associate Professor of JD, Harvard University, 1987 SARAH DICKERSON: Adjunct Instructor, Environmental Politics and Political Science Postdoctoral Research Associate, Duke Center for PhD (Political Science) University of California, NORBERT WILSON: Professor of Food, Child and Family Policy Berkeley, 2005 Economics and Community, Divinity PhD (Public Policy), University of Maryland, 2018 PhD (Agricultural and Resource Economic) MICHAEL C. MUNGER: Professor of Political University of California, Davis, 1999 PAUL DILLON: Visiting Professor of the Science and Economics; Director, Philosophy, Practice Politics and Economics Program CHARLENE WONG: Associate Professor of MS, Northern Illinois University, 1969 PhD (Economics), Washington University, 1984 Pediatrics Pronouns: They/them/theirs MD, Emory University School of Medicine, 2010 PAULA ECKLUND: Adjunct Instructor BA, Duke University, 1975 BRIAN MURRAY: Research Professor, NSOE; GAVIN YAMEY: Professor of the Practice in Interim Director, Duke Nicholas Institute for Global Health JACKSON EWING: Adjunct Associate Pro- Environmental Policy MPH, London School of Hygiene and Tropical fessor of Public Policy, Senior Fellow, Nicholas PhD (Resource Economics and Policy) Duke Medicine, 2010 Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions University, 1992 MBBS, University College of London, 1994 PhD (International Relations) Bond University, 2010

THOMAS NECHYBA: Professor of Economics S. YOUSUF ZAFAR: Associate Professor of TARA LYNNE FIKES: Adjunct Instructor PhD (Economics), University of Rochester, 1994 Medicine, Medical Oncology and Population DPA, University of Southern California Health Sciences; Member, Duke Cancer Institute; Pronouns: She/her/hers CHRISTOPHER SCHROEDER: Professor Affiliate, Duke Global Health Institute Emeritus of Law; Director, Program in Public Law MD University of Toledo, 2002 PENNY FLEMING: Adjunct Instructor JD, University of California School of Law, Sanford School/Public Policy MPA, The American University, 1978 Berkeley, 1974 Pronouns: She/her/hers Other Affiliated Faculty DAVID SIEGEL: Professor of Political Science ANTHONY GAD: Adjunct Instructor PhD (Political Economics), Stanford University, TERRY ALLEBAUGH: Adjunct Instructor MPP, Georgetown University. 2004 2006 MDiv, Duke University, 1983 ERIK GARR: Accenture Visiting Professor of SIM SITKIN: Michael W. Krzyzewski University TOM ALLIN: Visiting Professor of the Practice the Practice Professor in Leadership; Professor of of Public Policy MPP, University of Chicago, 2005 Management; Director, Behavioral Science and BS (Economics) Duke University, 1971 Policy Center MOLLY GOLDWASSER: Adjunct Instructor PhD (Organizational Behavior), Stanford DAVID ANDERSON: Adjunct Instructor Ed.D, Vanderbilt University, 2014 University, 1986 MS (Public Policy and Management), Carnegie Mellon University PETER GORMAN: Adjunct Instructor FRANK SLOAN: J. Alexander McMahon MPP, Duke University, 2017; MBA, UNC Professor Emeritus of Health Policy and Manage- WILLIAM J. BARBER II: Adjunct Instructor Chapel Hill, 2017 ment; Professor Emeritus of Economics MDiv, Duke University, 1989, PhD (Divinity), PhD (Economics), Harvard University, 1969 Drew University, 2003 WIB GULLEY: Adjunct Instructor JD, Northeastern University, 1981 CORRINA SORENSON: Assistant Professor MARIEL BEASLEY: Adjunct Instructor in Population Health Sciences and Medicine; MPP, Duke University, 2013 ALISON HAGY: Adjunct Instructor Core Faculty Member and Director of Graduate Pronouns: She/her/hers PhD, Duke University Education Initiatives and the Margolis Scholars Program in Health Policy and Management, DOUGLAS BROOK: Visiting Professor SHERIKA HILL: Visiting Scholar, Duke Center Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy PhD (Public Policy), George Mason University, for Child and Family Policy, Adjunct Assistant PhD, London School of Economics, 2015 2001 Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences PhD (Public Policy, Maternal and Child Health) DUNCAN THOMAS: Norb F. Schaefer LUKAS BRUN: Adjunct Instructor UNC Chapel Hill, 2013 Professor of International Studies; Professor of PhD (Public Administration), 2017 Economics; Professor of Global Health ADAM HOLLOWELL: Adjunct Instructor PhD (Economics), Princeton University, 1986 MEREDITH BUNNEL: Adjunct Instructor PhD (Theological Ethics), University of JD, University of Pittsburgh, 2008 Edinburgh, 2009 JEFFREY VINCENT: Clarence F. Korstian MPP, Duke University, 2017 Pronouns: He/him/his Professor of Forest Economics and Management PhD, Yale University, 1988 MARIA CARNOVALE: Adjunct Instructor LYNN HOLMES: Visiting Professor of the PhD, (Public Policy) Duke University, 2019 Practice ERIKA S. WEINTHAL: Professor of Pronouns: She/her/hers JD, Georgetown University, 1980 Environmental Policy NSOE PhD (Political Science), Columbia University, SETH CENTER: Visiting Professor of the Practice JOHN HOOD: Adjunct Instructor 1998 PhD (Diplomatic History) University of Virginia, MA (Political Science and Philosophy), UNC Pronouns: She/her/hers 2011 Greensboro

ERIK WIBBELS: Robert O. Keohane Professor DAMON CIRCOSTA: Adjunct Instructor SUSAN KATZENELSON: Visiting Professor of of Political Science JD, University of Arizona, 2003 the Practice of Public Policy PhD, University of New Mexico, 2000 MA (Criminology), University of Pennsylvania, 1972 GERRY COHEN: Adjunct Instructor Pronouns: She/her/hers JONATHAN B. WIENER: William R. and JD, UNC Chapel Hill, 1975 Thomas L. Perkins Professor of Law; Professor of Pronouns: He/him/his LYDIA LAVELLE: Adjunct Instructor Environmental Policy; Co-director, Duke Center JD, North Carolina Central University, 1993 on Risk, Science & Society Initiative; Affiliated DOMINIQUE DERY: Adjunct Instructor Pronouns: She/her/hers 7 faculty, Duke Kunshan University PhD, Duke University, 2015 STANLEY LITOW: Accenture Visiting KATHRYN WYATT: Adjunct Instructor SHANE STANSBURY: Visiting Lecturer in Professor of the Practice MM, Cleveland Institute of Music Public Policy; Senior Lecturing Fellow in Law BA (Political Science), New York University, 1968 JD, Columbia University, 2001 DANIELLE ZAPOTOCZNY: Adjunct Pronouns: He/him/his PATRICK MCHUGH: Adjunct Instructor Instructor PhD (Political Science), UNC, Chapel Hill, 2010 BA (Public Policy), Duke University, 1996 Duke Center for International Development Pronouns: She/her/hers FLOYD MCKISSICK: Adjunct Instructor HANS-MARTIN BOEHMER: Visiting JD, Duke University, 1984 DeWitt Wallace Center for Media Professor of the Practice of Public Policy & Democracy PhD (Economics), Georgetown University, 1993 BLYTHE MEYER: Adjunct Instructor BA (Graphic Design), North Carolina State PETER APPLEBOME: Adjunct Instructor in GARY GEREFFI: Professor Emeritus University, 2014 Journalism and Public Policy PhD (Sociology), Yale University, 1980 M.S. (Journalism), Northwestern University, 1974 ZACHARY OSBORNE: Adjunct Instructor REBECCA GOLDSMITH: Adjunct Instructor MBA, Stanford University, 2013 JEREMY BOWERS: Adjunct Instructor in MA (International Affairs), Columbia University, Journalism and Public Policy 2004 JOHN QUINTERNO: Visiting Professor of the BA (Political Science), University of South Practice Florida, 2006 LISA MOREAU: Adjunct Instructor MPA, UNC, Chapel Hill, 2002 MA (Non Profit Management), Regis University, Pronouns: He/him/his ERIC DEGGANS: Adjunct Instructor in 1995 Journalism and Public Policy LEE HARRIS ROBERTS: Adjunct Instructor BA (Political Science and Journalism) Indiana MAUREEN MORIARTY-LEMPKE: Adjunct JD, Georgetown University, 1994 University at Bloomington, 1990 Professor of the Practice PhD (Regional Planning), University of LAURA SALLSTROM: Adjunct Instructor BRONWEN DICKEY: Adjunct Instructor in Massachusetts at Amherst, 1999 MA, Johns Hopkins University, 1994 Journalism and Public Policy Pronouns: He/him/his MFA (Nonfiction Writing), Columbia University, MICHAEL SCHOENFELD: Visiting Professor 2009 MATT NASH: Adjunct Professor of the Practice of the Practice of Public Policy; Vice President for MBA, Yale University, 1999 Public Affairs and Government Relations M. TYLER DUKES: Adjunct Instructor in MS (Public Policy), State University of New York Journalism and Public Policy PIOTR PLEWA: Visiting Research Scholar, at Stony Brook, 1986 BS (Science, Technology and Society), NC State Duke Center for International and Global Stud- University, 2008 ies, Adjunct InstructorPhD (Political Science and JOSEPH SHERLOCK: Adjunct Instructor International Relations), University of Delaware, MS (Social Policy), London School of Economics DAVID A. 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OWENS: Adjunct Instructor of ANDY SISSON: Adjunct Professor of the uation, & Engagement; Social Science Research Journalism and Public Policy Practice Institute (SSRI) PhD (Journalism and Mass Communications), PhD (International Development), Tufts Co-director; Evaluation & Strategic Planning; UNC, Chapel Hill, 2006 University, 1983 Clinical & Translational Science Institute (CTSI) Pronouns: She/her/hers PhD (Sociology), City University of New York, 2014 SHAI TAMARI: Adjunct Instructor Pronouns: She/her/hers MARK STENCEL: Adjunct Instructor in MA (History), UNC Chapel Hill, 2008 Journalism and Public Policy; Co-director, Duke MICHAEL STEGMAN: Visiting Professor of Reporters’ Lab KATE VYBORNY: Adjunct Instructor, the Practice BA (Russian/Soviet Studies), University of Research Associate, Department of Economics, PhD (City Planning): University of Pennsylvania Virginia, 1990 Associate Director, DevLab PhD, (Economics), University of Oxford, 2014 ROBERT SULLIVAN: Visiting Scholar MARGARET SULLIVAN: Adjunct Instructor MA (Journalism) University of Missouri, 1996 in Journalism and Public Policy Triangle Center on Terrorism and MS (Journalism), Northwestern University, 1980 Homeland Security KATHERINE SWARTZ: Visiting Professor PhD (Economics), University of Wisconsin- BARRY YEOMAN: Adjunct Instructor in DAVEED GARTENSTEIN-ROSS: Adjunct Madison, 1976 Journalism and Public Policy Instructor BA, New York University, 1982 PhD (World Politics), Catholic University of PATRICIA DIANE WEDDINGTON: America, 2014 Visiting Lecturer Hart Leadership Program MDiv, Duke University, 1976; MA (Journalism), TIM NICHOLS: Faculty Representative, Gradu- University of Missouri, 1977 ALLISON JASLOW: Adjunct Professor ate Studies, Master of National Security Program; BS, University of Central Missouri, 2004 Visiting Professor of the Practice; Executive JONATHAN WILSON-HARTGROVE: Pronouns: She/her/hers Director, Counterterrorism and Public Policy Adjunct Instructor Fellows Program MDiv, Duke University, 2006 SUZANNE KATZENSTEIN: Instructor MA (American Studies), University of South Pronouns: He/him/his PhD (Political Science) Columbia University, 2013 Florida, 2000; MBA, NC State, 2010 Pronouns: She/her/hers Pronouns: He/him/his 8