Texas State University | NAPA Fellows
Election to the National Academy is one of the highest honors for those engaged in the study or practice of public administration.
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Dr. Howard R BalanoffBalanoffHowardProfessorEmail: hb02@txstate.eduTHH 376(512) 245-3453Biography and EducationDr. Howard R. BalanoffView Full Biography and Education for Dr. Howard R Balanoff
William P. Hobby Professor of Public Service
Director, William P. Hobby Center for Public Service
Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas
Email: Hb02@txstate.edu | Phone: (512) 694-7864
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Dr. Howard R. Balanoff holds the Texas State... -
Dr. Patricia M ShieldsShieldsPatriciaRegents' ProfessorEmail: ps07@txstate.eduTHH 352(512) 245-3256Biography and EducationPatricia Shields received a BS in Economics from the University of Maryland in 1973. She received a MA in Economics in 1975 and a PhD in Public Administration in 1977 from Ohio State University. At Ohio State she worked with the National Longitudinal Survey data at the Center for Human Resource Research....View Full Biography and Education for Dr. Patricia M ShieldsTeaching InterestsResearch Methods
Public Administration Theory and Practice
Professional Ethics
Public Sector EconomicsResearch InterestsCivil-Military Relations
Public Administration Theory
Peace Research
Pragmatism
Women in Public Policy
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