Our Ph.D. students and recent graduates deliver impactful research and thoughtful policy consideration in public affairs, public policy, and environmental science. While they bring diverse academic backgrounds and interests, they are each dedicated to leading for the greater good whether it be in continuing research or educating the next generation.
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D. Candidate
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D.
Public Affairs Ph.D. Candidate
Joint Public Policy Ph.D. Candidate
Public Affairs Ph.D. Candidate
Environmental Science Ph.D. Candidate
Dissertation
Measurements of Hydroxyl Radical Reactivity and Potential Interferences using the Laser-Induced Fluorescence-Fluorescence Assay by Gas Expansion Technique
Advisor: Dr. Philip Stevens
Joint Public Policy Ph.D. Candidate
Public Affairs Ph.D. Candidate
Dissertation
An Empirical Examination of Carbon Tax Effects at National, State, and Local Levels using Meta-Analysis and an Econometric Energy-Economy Model
Committee: Barry Rubin (chair), Kenneth Richards, Sanya Carley, Justin Ross
Joint Ph.D. in Public Policy Candidate
Dissertation
Bias in the Interpretation and Use of Performance Information by Bureaucrats
Fields: American Politics, Public Management, and Public Policy
Committee: Sean Nicholson-Crotty (chair), Ted Carmines, Jill Nicholson-Crotty, Tom Rabovsky, Asmus Olsen (outside member)
Public Affairs Ph.D. Candidate
Dissertation
Universality in Public Service Values: A Methodology for the Comparison of Value Structures and Content
Committee: Sergio Fernandez (Chair), James Perry, Sean Nicholson-Crotty, Jill Nicholson-Crotty, Lawrence Walters
Public Affairs Ph.D. Candidate
