Professor at the University of San Francisco, with a joint faculty appointment in both the School of Nursing and Health Professions and the School of Management, and co-Director of the MPH program and Academic Director of the MA in Public Leadership. He is Editor in Chief of the International Journal of Public Leadership. He was a Fulbright Specialist Program Fellow for Istanbul Aydin University, Turkey and visiting researcher at Oxford University. For over 20 years, he has designed and delivered leadership programs international, nationally and for state governments across a range of government and nonprofit organizations. He is a Principal in the Consulting firm, TAP International.
History of Employment
Primary Policy Areas
Budget and Finance, Government Operations/Innovation, Health Care, Infrastructure, International Aid and Development, Transportation
Primary Sector of Expertise
Academic
Primary Functions
Academic Faculty, Academic Administration, Intergovernmental, Strategic Planning
Management Matters Podcast
Intergovernmental Dimensions of the COVID-19 Responses and Consequences with Rich Callahan and Dr. Ken Kizer
Season: 1 Episode:101 | April 18, 2022
Show Notes:
On this episode, we welcome Dr. Ken Kizer and Rich Callahan, Academy Fellows who spearheaded the Intergovernmental Standing Panel's report on the intergovernmental aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic, to discuss the findings and recommendations of their report in three separate sections: 1) Testing Response, 2) Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions for Infections Risk Reduction, and 3) Vaccine Distribution.
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Fall Meeting Preview: Intergovernmental Dimensions of Advancing the Economy, Health & Social Equity with Rich Callahan
Season: 1 Episode:78 | November 01, 2021
Show Notes:
On this episode, we welcome Rich Callahan, Professor at the University of San Francisco and Co-Director of the public health program. and Academy Fellow, to discuss the role of intergovernmental collaboration in solving public health issues, the future of this collaboration, and his recommendations for a better intergovernmental system.