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Susan E. Offutt was most recently senior consultant to the Global Strategy to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. Until her retirement from Federal s…
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Barry Rabe is the J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Professor of Public Policy at the Ford School. He is also the Arthur Thurnau Professor of Environmental Policy, with courtesy appointments in the Program in the Environmen…
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Intrepid. That’s been the essence of Enid Beaumont her whole career, whether wrangling consensus across the Big Seven (the nonpartisan, nonprofit organizations of state and local government officials), managing executive…
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As a Bryn Mawr undergraduate, Alice Rivlin wanted a career in public administration. And with her rare combination of intelligence, grace, and moxie, she swept past, jumped over, or outwaited all the sexist obstacles pla…
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Sallyanne Payton, the first African American to graduate from the Stanford Law School, and the second woman appointed to the faculty of the University of Michigan Law School, came to Washington at a time of turmoil over …
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Mary Guy and Meredith Newman have each influenced public administration practice and scholarship, long before they shaped my career. Long before they introduced emotional labor to the study of public administration, each…
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Nesta Mabyn Gallas was born in Herne Bay, England in 1917, the year before property-owning British women over age 30 were given the right to vote, and a decade before British women attained universal suffrage. Had Nesta …
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The Academy recently co-hosted a webinar with the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) on how federal policy is being translated into solutions on the ground to tackle the most pressing social and economic …
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Contributions to Public Administration Jane Delgado, PhD Health Policy Leader – DHHS By Academy Fellow Mary K. Feeney & Leonor Camarena Dr. Jane Delgado has played a critical role in advocating for healthcare for…
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Naomi Lynn is and has been, an unapologetic advocate for women. Now retired, Naomi’s career was at the head of the spear, among the first women to chair a Department of Political Science at a major university; serve as u…
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Standing Panel on International Affairs National Academy of Public Administration Date: 1 March 2021 From: Arnold Fields, Chairman, NAPA Standing Panel on International Affairs Subject: Academy’s Standing Panel on Inte…
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Traveling back through time, scant few women leaders have been included in history books. The contributions of those who have often been minimized or treated as outliers. In Egypt, for example, Hatshepsut (1478 BCE- 1458…
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