Faculty Brock, Jonathan
Jon Brock is the University of Washington Campus
chairperson of the Policy Concensus Center, a new joint venture with
Washington State University to provide conflict resolution services for
environmental and other policy disputes in Washington State. He was
founding Chair of the Cascade Center, one of the largest public sector
executive training programs in the United States, and also founded the
Electronic Hallway, which distributes case study materials for public
leadership training. He is an Associate Professor in the Daniel J.
Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington.
His teaching and research specialties include courses in leadership,
human resources management, labor relations, and conflict resolution. Jon Brock
served for two years on loan to the U.S. Secretary of Labor as Executive
Director of a two-year study on labor management cooperation in state and local
government and has served two previous secretaries of labor in management
and policy positions. He serves periodically as a consultant to
major non-profit and public agencies in the Northwest. Professor
Brock is the author of several award winning books, articles and
reports, and of numerous case studies on public and non-profit
leadership issues.
David, Ronald
Ron David has pursued a multi-path career in medical,
governmental and most recently, theological service. He was chief
resident in pediatrics at the Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh, served
as a fellow in neonatal-pediatric medicine at Magee Women's Hospital,
and was on the faculty at the University of Pittsburgh's School of
Medicine. He later served as Chief Medical Officer for the D.C.
Health and Hospitals Public Benefit Corporation. In public
service, Dr. David was Deputy and later acting Secretary of Health for
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and has taught classes in health policy
at the Kennedy School of Government, where he continues to serve as
adjunct lecturer for the Senior Executives in State and Local Government
program. In 2003, Dr. David earned a Master of
Divinity Degree from Virginia Theological Seminary and served as
Associate Chaplain at the Children's National Medical Center in
Washington, D.C. Currently, Dr. David is Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church USA, Los Angeles
Diocese, and is Lecturer and Research Associate for the UCLA School of Public
Affairs.
Fenn, Dan H.
A lecturer at the Kennedy School and the Business School at Harvard
since 1969, Dan Fenn is a visiting professor at Tufts University and the
Baruch College of the City University of New York and, since 1986, he
has been senior associate at the John W. McCormack Institute of Public
Affairs at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. Professor Fenn
served on the executive staff of President John F. Kennedy, and was the
first director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston. He
was vice chairman of the U. S. Tariff Commission, and makes his home in
historic Lexington, Mass., where he is a member of the Colonial Militia
and served two years as a Town Selectman. Professor Fenn has been Curriculum
Coordinator for the case study segment of the
Executive Institute since the Executive Institute was established in 1991.
Katz, Nancy
As Associate Professor of Public Policy at the John F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University, Nancy Katz specializes in
maximizing the effectiveness of team-based organizations. through her
research, teachings, and consulting, Dr. Katz strives to help
mission-driven organizations, especially government agencies and
nonprofits. Dr. Katz designed and teaches a highly-rated module in
executive education entitled, "Leading High Performance Teams."
She served as faculty co-chair of the Washington D.C.-based program,
"Driving Organizational Performance." Dr. Katz has trained and
advised hundreds of senior managers from organizations including the
Army, Navy, Air Force, Central Intelligence Agency, State Department,
Government Accountability Office, Justice Department, General Services
Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Office of Personnel
Management, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Kelly, Janet
Janet Kelly teaches public finance and nonprofit financial management in the
Master of Public Administration at the University of Tennessee.
She also does private consulting with states, local governments and
nonprofit organizations in areas of financial management and performance
auditing. Dr. Kelly is the former Albert A. Levin Professor of Urban
Studies and Public Service at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban
Affairs, Cleveland State University. She published Performance Budgeting for State and
Local Government with co-author William C. Rivenbark and a series of
scholarly articles on performance management. Previously, Dr.
Kelly was Assistant
Professor for the Department of Political Science at the University of
Tennessee and was Director of the Master of Public Administration Program in
the Department of Political Science at Clemson University.
Before joining the program at Clemson, she was an Assistant Professor of Political Science
at Bowling Green State University, Instructor of Political Science at Wayne State
University and Fiscal Analyst for the South Carolina Advisory Commission on
Intergovernmental Relations.
Mandell,
Brian Brian Mandell is Lecturer in Public Policy and Director of the
school's Negotiation project. He is also Chair of the Wexner-Israel
and Kokkalis Fellowship programs at the School. His current
teaching and research address the theory and practice of
negotiation, emphasizing third-party facilitation and consensus
building in domestic and international protracted policy disputes.
Before coming to Harvard, Dr. Mandell taught at the Norman Paterson
School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa.
Previously, he was a strategic analyst for the Canadian Department
of national Defense, specializing in UN peacekeeping and the
implementation of arms control agreements. Dr. Mandell is also
a Pew Faculty Fellow and Senior Research Associate at the Kennedy
School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
Sullivan, Neil J.
Neil Sullivan has been on the faculty at Baruch College in New
York City for 25 years, where he has taught courses in politics, public administration,
administrative law and business-government-relations. Prior to coming
to Baruch in 1978, Dr. Sullivan was an Assistant Professor at Douglass
College and Rutgers University in the political science department. Dr. Sullivan has become a nationally prominent critic, analyst
and author of professional baseball, and he has published four books on the
topic.
Facilitators
Byrd, James (1996)
Senior Advisor and Program Manager
Department of Insurance Edelhoch, Marilyn (1991)
Director of Research and Evaluation
Department of Social Services Koonce, Kaye L. (1993)
General Counsel and Senior Vice President
Trident Technical College Martin, Jeffery S. (1994)
Director, Conference and Guest Programs
The Madren Center
Clemson University Metts, Isaac S. (1995)
Associate Provost
The Citadel Ransom, Bruce (2003)
Assistant to President, Professor and
Chair of the Policy Studies Program
Clemson University
Sheheen, Fred R. (1993)
Director, Center for Citizenship
Institute of Public
Affairs, University of South Carolina
Director, Non-Profit Leadership Institute
Francis Marion University
Staff
Tina Joseph Hatchell
thatchel@ei.sc.gov
Director
Paulette M. Redfern
predfern@ei.sc.gov
Assistant Director
Vivian Alston
valston@ei.sc.gov
Administrative Assistant
Philip G. Grose
pgrose@ei.sc.gov
Senior Consultant
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