University of Delaware Graduate Catalog 1996-1997 College of Urban Affairs and Public Policy Faculty in the Graduate Program David L. Ames, ACIP, Ph.D. (Clark), Professor; also Professor, Department of Geography, and Director, Center for Historic Architecture and Engineering: Historic preservation, urban geography, urban and regional planning. William W. Boyer, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Charles P. Messick Professor Emeritus of Public Administration, Department of Political Science and International Relations: Public bureaucracies, comparative administration, international and development administration. John M. Byrne, Ph.D. (Delaware), Professor and Director, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Technology and society, energy, environment and development, political economy. Biliana Cicin-Sain, Ph.D. (California, Los Angeles), Professor; also Professor, College of Marine Studies: Marine policy. J. Barry Cullingworth, MRTPI, FRSA (University of London), Unidel Professor Emeritus of Urban Affairs and Public Policy; also Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, and Associate, Department of Land Economy, Cambridge University: Planning and land use, urban policy, urban management. Robert B. Denhardt, Ph.D. (Kentucky), Charles P. Messick Professor of Public Administration and Faculty Associate, Delaware Public Administration Institute: Public sector management, strategic planning and public productivity. Paul T. Durbin, Ph.D. (Aquinas Institute), Professor; also Professor, Department of Philosophy and Center for Science and Culture, and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Technology and society, philosophy of science, medical ethics. Mark W. Huddleston, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations: Public administration. Robert W. Knecht, M.A. (Rhode Island), Professor; also Professor, College of Marine Studies: Marine policy. James E. Newton, Ed.D. (Illinois State University), Professor, Black American Studies and Senior Fellow, Center for Community Development: African-American heritage and culture, community service profiles, culture and community development, community service advocacy. Jeffrey A. Raffel, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor and Director, M.P.A. Program; also Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, and Senior Faculty Associate, Delaware Public Administration Institute: Educational policy, policy analysis, urban management. Henry T. Reynolds, Ph.D. (North Carolina), Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations: Research methods, American government and politics. Daniel Rich, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor and Dean; also Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Urban policy, energy and technology policy. Marvin B. Sussman, Ph.D. (Yale), Unidel Professor Emeritus; also Unidel Professor Emeritus of Individual and Family Studies, College of Human Resources: Urban and family policy. Richard T. Sylves, Ph.D. (Illinois), Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations; also Professor, College of Marine Studies: Environmental policy and emergency response management. Francis X. Tannian, Ph.D. (Virginia), Professor; also Professor, Department of Economics: Political economy, energy and resource management, development, neighborhood analysis. Robert Warren, Ph.D. (California, Los Angeles), Professor; also Professor, College of Marine Studies; also Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Urban and regional government, telecommunications policy, urban planning and development. Timothy K. Barnekov, Ph.D. (Syracuse), Associate Professor and Interim Director, Urban Affairs and Public Policy Program; also Director, Center for Community Development: Urban neighborhoods, business and urban policy, economic development policy. Marvin R. Brams, Ph.D. (Clark), Associate Professor: Urban economics and public finance. Kathryn G. Denhardt, Ph.D. (Kansas), Associate Professor and Policy Scientist, Delaware Public Administration Institute: Human resouces management, ethics in public service. Marvin S. Gilman, J.D. (Brooklyn Law School), Associate Professor Emeritus: Housing finance, land use, government regulation of business, administrative law. Bernard L. Herman, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Associate Professor; also Associate Professor, Department of Art History, and Associate Director, Center for Historic Architecture and Engineering: Historic preservation, industrial archaeology, material culture studies, community studies, vernacular architecture. Steven M. Hoffman, Ph.D. (Delaware), Adjunct Associate Professor and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy; also Associate Professor, University of St. Thomas: Technology and society, political economy, energy and environmental policy. Janet B. Johnson, Ph.D. (Cornell), Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Subnational politics, environmental policy, research methods, public policy analysis. Jerome R. Lewis, Ph.D. (New York), Associate Professor; also Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, and Director, Delaware Public Administration Institute: Public administration, personnel management, urban planning, political leadership. Betty L. McCummings, Ph.D. (Syracuse), Associate Professor: Human resources management, organization theory and behavior. Barry R. Morstain, Ph.D. (California), Associate Professor; also Associate Professor, College of Education: Personnel psychometrics/ EEO policy, statistics and research methods. Steven W. Peuquet, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Assistant Professor and Associate Policy Scientist, Center for Community Development: Community and economic development, public policy analysis. Edward C. Ratledge, M.A. (Delaware), Associate Professor and Director, Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research: Management information systems, econometrics, criminal justice systems. Yda Schreuder, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Associate Professor; also Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Faculty Associate, Center for Historic Architecture and Engineering: Urban and historical geography, world regional geography, global resources and development of Third World countries. James H. Sills, Jr., Ph.D. (Bryn Mawr), Associate Professor and Faculty Associate, Center for Community Development: Community organization/community development, human service delivery. Paul L. Solano, Ph.D. (Maryland), Associate Professor; also Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations: Financial administration and public finance, political economy. Young-Doo Wang, Ph.D. (Delaware), Associate Professor and Associate Director for Research, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Energy and urban economic analysis, economic geography, econometric applications. Robert A. Wilson, Ph.D. (Temple), Associate Professor; also, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology: Survey research, evaluation research. Deborah A. Auger, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Assistant Professor and Policy Scientist, Center for Community Development; also Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations: Public policy and administration, urban politics, intergovernmental affairs, and Congressional/Executive relations. Karen A. Curtis, Ph.D. (Temple), Assistant Professor and Associate Policy Scientist, Center for Community Development: Non-profit leadership in voluntary sector, applied research and public policy analysis, program evaluation and evaluation research. Audrey L. Helfman, Ph.D. (Delaware), Assistant Professor, Internship Coordinator, M.P.A. Program and Assistant Policy Scientist, Delaware Public Administration Institute: Personnel administration, organizational theory, legislative management, public fiscal analysis, data systems, analytic methods. Eric D. Jacobson, M.P.A. (Delaware), Assistant Professor and Assistant Director, Delaware Public Administration Institute: Public fiscal analysis, personnel benefits, evaluation research, data systems, analytic methods. Abigail R. Jahiel, Ph.D. (Michigan), Assistant Professor and Policy Scientist, Center for Energy and Evironmental Policy: Comparative environmental policy, sustainable development, political economy, policy implementation, and Chinese politics. Willett Kempton, Ph.D. (Texas), Assistant Professor and Senior Policy Scientist, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy: Energy policy, technology and society, anthropology. Aklilu Kidanu, Ph.D. (Delaware), Adjunct Assistant Professor and Research Associate, Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research; also Assistant Professor and Director, Institute of Development Research, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia: Survey research, vitalstatistics, health status, infant mortality. Jong-Dall Kim, Ph.D. (Delaware), Adjunct Assistant Professor and Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy; also Research Associate, Korea Energy Economics Institute: Energy and environmental policy analysis, sustainable development, integrated resource planning. G. Arno Loessner, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Assistant Professor and Policy Fellow: Fiscal policy, university administration applied to public policy matters, international comparative local public administration. Cecilia Martinez, Ph.D. (Delaware), Adjunct Assistant Professor and Senior Research Associate, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy; also Assistant Professor, Macalester College: Technology and society, political economy, energy and environmental policy. April R. Veness, Ph.D. (Minnesota), Assistant Professor; also Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, and Faculty Associate, Center for Community Development: Urban-social geography; contextual analysis of minority issues, institutional roles, and locality; geographic thought. Danilo Yanich, Ph.D. (Delaware), Assistant Professor and Policy Scientist, Center for Community Development: Urban policy processes, methods of policy analysis, comparative governance, criminal justice policy, media policy.