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Faculty
All graduate faculty members participating in the MPA program are responsible for the effective delivery of their respective course/discipline content. Program faculty are very committed to being good teachers, as well as conducting research and contributing service to the university, community, and their profession. Some faculty members believe the use of group processes best communicates course content, while other faculty make effective use of cases. Still other faculty use projects for their primary delivery methodologies, while some faculty use a combination of these as well as other pedagogies.
All participating faculty have terminal degrees in their fields of interest, and most have practical experience in their backgrounds. Faculty represent all major areas of interest in public administration and health care administration.
GRADUATE DIRECTOR
Jason Jensen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Director, Master of Public Administration Program
OTHER CORE MPA FACULTY:
Dana Michael Harsell, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Andy Hultquist, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Steven Light, Ph. D.
Professor
Katherine (Kate) Scheurer, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Robert Wood, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
OTHER PARTICIPATING FACULTY:
Mark Jendrysik, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Political Science & Public Administration
Professor
Aaron Ley, Ph.D.
Visiting Professor
Paul Sum, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Brian Urlacher, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
PARTICIPATING FACULTY FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
Julia L. Ernst, J.D.
Assistant Professor, School of Law
Daniel Owens
Instructor, Department of Economics
Larry Pate, Ph.D.
Professor and Department Chair -Department of Entrepreneurship
Rod Burwell Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurship
Curtis Stofferahn, Ph.D.
Professor - Department of Sociology