SIMON A. ANDREW CURRICULUM VITAE

Department of Public Administration

College of Health and Public Service

University of North Texas

410 Avenue C. Phone: (940) 565-4982

Chilton Hall, 204A Fax: (940) 565-4466

Denton, TX 76203 E-mail: sandrew@unt.edu

EDUCATION Ph.D., Florida State University, Askew School of Public Administration and Policy, 2006.

M.P.A., Texas A & M University-Corpus Christi, 2001.

M.A., Development Economics, University of East Anglia (England), 1997.

B.A. (with Honors), Development Studies, University of East Anglia (England), 1995.

CURRENT POSITION & RESPONSIBILITIES Professor, 2018 - present.

Core faculty in Public Administration (MPA and PhD programs).

Department Promotion and Tenure Committee (Member), Sept. 2012 –present.

Department PhD Core Exam Committee (P‐CEC) (Member), 2007–09; 2013–14; 2015 - present.

Department Curriculum & Degree Programs Committee, (Chair) 2016–present.

College of HPS Space Committee (Member), Oct. 2017-present.

Affiliated Faculty (by courtesy), Jerry Collins’ Local Governance Research Laboratory (Florida State

University), 2012 –present.

Member of NSF Research Collaboration Network (RCN) on “Sustainable Human Building

Ecosystems.” 2012 -present.

Editorial Board Member, Public Administration Review (PAR), Jan. 2017 – present.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Instructional: Associate Professor, 2012 –2018.

Assistant Professor, University of North Texas, 2006 –2012.

Graduate Instructor, Florida State University, 2003.

Graduate Instructor, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, 2000 –2001.

Lecturer, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), Malaysia, 1997 –1999.

Professional: Tennessee State University, External Reviewer for Ph.D. Program in Public Administration, 2016.

National Science Foundation (NSF), External Reviewer, 2016.

Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, External Reviewer, 2016.

Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA)

NASPAA Dissertation Award (ad hoc) Committee, 2013 –2014.

American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)

Section on Intergovernmental and Management (American Society for Public Administration),

Council Committee Secretary 2014 –2016.

Selection Committee Member 2015 –2016.

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Dwight Waldo Award Selection Committee – for outstanding contributions to professional

literature of public administration over an extended career, 2016.

Louis Brownlow Award Selection Committee–for best PAR article by a practitioner, 2016.

Department of Public Administration (UNT)

Elected Member – PA Department Executive Committee, 2011–13; 2015-17.

PhD Program Coordinator, 2013 –2015.

Coordinator, Public Administration Colloquium Series, 2007–13.

Curriculum and Degree Programs Committee, 2006–09, 2009-11 (Chair); 2014–15.

Assistant Chair (Interim), Department of Public Administration, 2013.

Chair, Department’s Curriculum and Degree Programs Committee, 2009–11.

College of Health and Public Services (HPS)

Ad Hoc College P&T Committee, member, Oct. 2017.

College of Public Affairs and Community Service (PACS) (UNT)

PACS Diversity Committee, 2007–10.

PACS ADA Liaison Committee, 2009.

PACS Scholarship Committee, 2006.

University of North Texas (UNT)

Panel Reviewer, Charn Fund Proposal Review Committee, 2013.

Advisor, UNT Malaysian Students Association, 2007, 2008.

Robert B. Toulouse Graduate School - Scholarship/Fellowship Committee, 2014.

Thesis/Dissertation Fellowship (TDF) Committee, 2014.

Askew School of Public Administration and Policy (FSU)

Research Assistant, “Economic Development Strategies.” National Science Foundation (NSF)

Project, Richard C. Feiock (PI), 2003–2005.

Research Assistant, “I.T Capacities among Nonprofit Organizations in North Florida.” Jessie Ball

duPont Foundation, Frances Berry & Ralph Brower (PIs), 2003–2004.

Administrative Assistant, People First of Norfolk, Norwich (England), 1994–1995.

Administrative Assistant, Finance Directorate, Norfolk County Council, Norwich (England), 1992.

GRANT AWARDS 1. “EAGER: UAV Networked-enabled Emergency Communication Services for Smart Cities” Co-PI

with Kamesh Namuduri (PI). National Science Foundation (NSF#1622978), $213,584, 2016-2018.

2. “RAPID: Modeling Communication Management and Trust Networks in Ebola Response in the

Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Region.” PI with Sudha Arlikatti (CoPI). National Science

Foundation (NSF#1532057), $39,939, 2015-2016.

3. “RAPID: Assessing Resiliency among Rural, Suburban, and Urban Communities Following the

Thailand Floods of 2011.” CoPI with Sudha Arlikatti (PI) & Laura Siebeneck (CoPI). National

Science Foundation (NSF#1242004), $73,606, 2012-2013.

4. “Long-term Housing Recovery in South India.” Co-PI with Sudha Arlikatti (PI), Charn Uswachoke

Award Fund, University of North Texas, $7,000, 2012.

5. “Assessing Urban Blight in the City of Dallas, Texas.” PI with CoPIs: Sudha Arlikatti, Praveen

Maghelal, HeeSoun Jang, Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity, $25,540, 2011.

6. “Self-Organizing Governance within the Administrative Framework of Regional Emergency

Preparedness Planning Structure.” Junior Scholar Research Grant Award (Paul A. Volcker),

American Political Science Association, $3,000, 2007.

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7. “Community Building and Social Networks Analysis: A Case Study of Community Housing

Development Initiatives.” Summer Research Scholarship, University of North Texas, $5,000, 2007.

8. “Networks and Collective Governance Arrangements in Community Building Initiative.” University

of North Texas, Research Initiation Grant (G34007), $4,910, 2007.

9. “The Effectiveness of an Inter-organizational Approach to Community Development: A

Comparative Network Analysis of Community Outreach Partnership Centers.” PI with Chris

Hawkins (CoPI), FSU Council for Research and Creativity (Project 017610 Fund 550 F1) $5,000,

2006.

10. “Participatory Action Research in a Community Health Development Program in Sarawak,

Malaysia.” CoPI with Christina M. Wong (PI), UNIMAS research project (103/97(3)), $5,000,

1997.

RESEARCH & ORIGINAL CREATIVE WORK **Current/Former UNT PhD Student

Journal Articles 1. Hassan Taibah**, Sudha Arlikatti & Simon A. Andrew (2018). “Risk Communication for Religious

Crowds: Preferences of Hajj Pilgrims.” Disaster Prevention and Management. Vol. 27(1): 102-114.

2. KyungWoo Kim**, Simon A. Andrew & Kyujin Jung** (2017). “Public Health Network Structure

and Collaboration Effectiveness during the 2015 MERS Outbreak in South Korea: An Institutional

Collective Action Framework.” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.

Vol. 14 (9): 1064.

3. Jennings, Eliot**, Sudha Arlikatti, Simon A. Andrew & KyungWoo Kim** (2017) “Adoption of

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) by Local Emergency Management Agencies

in the United States.” International Review of Public Administration. Vol. 22 (2): 193-210.

4. Andrew, Simon A., Sudha Arlikatti, Laura Siebeneck, Kannapa Pongponrat & Kraiwuth

Jaikampan** (2016). “Sources of Organizational Resiliency during the Thailand Floods of 2011: A

Test of Bonding and Bridging Hypotheses.” Disasters. Vol. 40 (1): 65-84.

5. Ismayilov, Orkhan** & Simon A. Andrew (2016). “Effect of Natural Disasters on Local

Economies: Forecasting Sales Tax Revenue after Hurricane Ike.” Journal of Contemporary Eastern

Asia. Vol. 15 (2): 177-190.

6. Siebeneck, Laura, Sudha Arlikatti & Simon A. Andrew (2015). “Using Provincial Baseline

Indicators to Model Geographic Variations of Disaster Resilience in Thailand.” Natural Hazards.

Vol. 79 (2): 955-975.

7. Arlikatti, Sudha, Simon A. Andrew, James M. Kendra & Carla S. Prater (2015). “Temporary

Sheltering, Psychological Stress Symptoms, and Perceptions of Recovery.” Natural Hazards

Review. Vol. 16 (3): 04014028.

8. Collins, Brian K., Simon A. Andrew & Somporn Khunwishit** (2015). “Complex Grant-

Contracting and Social Equity: Barriers to Municipal Access in Federal Block Grant Programs.”

Public Performance and Management Review. Vol. 39: 406-429.

9. Andrew, Simon A. & Filadelfo León-Cázares** (2015). “Mediating Effects of Organizational

Citizenship Behavior on Organizational Performance: Empirical Analysis of Public Employees in

Guadalajara, Mexico.” EconoQuantum. Vol. 12 (2): 71-92.

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10. Eliot Jennings**, Sudha Arlikatti & Simon A. Andrew (2015). “Determinants of Emergency

Management Decision Support Software Technology: An Empirical Analysis of Social Influence in

Technology Adoption.” Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. Vol. 12 (3):

603–626.

11. Andrew, Simon A., Kyujin Jung** & Xiangyu Li** (2015). “Grass-Root Organizations,

Intergovernmental Collaboration, and Emergency Preparedness: An Institutional Collective Action

Approach.” Local Government Studies. Vol. 41 (5): 673-694.

12. Andrew, Simon A., Jesseca E. Short**, Kyujin Jung** & Sudha Arlikatti (2015).

“Intergovernmental Cooperation in the Provision of Public Safety: Monitoring Mechanisms

Embedded in Interlocal Agreements.” Public Administration Review. Vol. 75 (3): 401–410.

13. Valero, Jesus N**, Kyujin Jung** & Simon A. Andrew (2015). “Does Transformational Leadership

Matter in Building Resilient Public and Nonprofit Organizations?” Disaster Prevention and

Management. Vol. 24 (1): 4- 20.

14. Jung, Kyujin** & Simon A. Andrew (2014). “Building R&D Collaboration between University-

Research Institutes and Small Medium-sized Enterprises.” International Journal of Social

Economics. Vol. 41 (12): 1174 - 1193.

15. Jung, Kyujin**, Simon A. Andrew & Wei-Ning Wu** (2014). “Illuminating the In-house Provision

of Emergency Services: A Test of Organizational Capacity Hypotheses.” International Review of

Public Administration. Vol. 19 (3): 238- 251.

16. Arlikatti, Sudha, Hassan Taibah** & Simon A. Andrew (2014). “How Do You Warn Them If They

Speak Only Spanish? Challenges for Organizations in Communicating Risk to Colonias Residents in

Texas, USA.” Disaster Prevention and Management. Vol. 23 (5): 533- 550.

17. Jung, Kyujin**, Simon A. Andrew & Myungjung Kwon (2014). “Mediating Role of

Professionalism in Explaining the Association between Accountability and Participatory

Governance.” Lex Localis-Journal of Local Self-Government. Vol. 12 (4): 873- 897.

18. Jung, Kyujin** & Simon A. Andrew (2014). “The Role of Government Initiatives for Building

Open Innovation System: Lessons from SMEs’ R&D Collaboration in South Korea.” International

Journal of Policy Studies. Vol. 5 (1): 1- 23.

19. Andrew, Simon A., Sudha Arlikatti & Marina Saitgalina** (2013). “Managing the Impact of

Disaster: Patterns of Post-Tsunami Sheltering and Duration of Stay in South India.” Public

Management Review. Vol. 15 (3): 383- 401.

20. Andrew, Simon A. & Jered Carr (2013). “Mitigating Uncertainty and Risk in Planning for Regional

Preparedness: The Role of Bonding and Bridging Relationships.” Urban Studies. Vol. 40 (4): 709-

724.

21. Andrew, Simon A., Sudha Arlikatti, Laurie C. Long** & James M. Kendra (2013). “The Effect of

Housing Assistance Arrangements on Household Recovery: An Empirical Test of Donor-Assisted

and Owner-Driven Approaches.” Journal of Housing and the Built Environment. Vol. 28: 17- 34.

22. Andrew, Simon A. & Christopher V. Hawkins (2012). “Regional Cooperation and Multilateral

Agreements in the Provision of Public Safety Services.” American Review of Public

Administration. Vol. 43 (4): 462– 477.

23. Andrew, Simon A. & James M. Kendra (2012). “An Adaptive Governance Approach to Providing

Disaster Behavioral Services.” Disasters. Vol. 36 (3): 514- 532.

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24. Arlikatti, Sudha & Simon A. Andrew (2012). “Housing Design and the Long-term Recovery

Processes in the Aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami.” Natural Hazards Review. Vol. 13

(1): 34- 44.

25. Hawkins, Christopher V. & Simon A. Andrew (2011). “Understanding Horizontal and Vertical

Relations in the Context of Economic Development Joint Venture Agreements.” Urban Affairs

Review. Vol. 47 (3): 385- 412.

26. Hawkins, Christopher V. & Simon A. Andrew (2010). “Linking Cooperative Arrangements and

Economic Development Strategies: An Institutional Collection Action Framework.” International

Review of Public Administration. Vol. 15 (1): 1- 16.

27. Andrew, Simon A. & Richard C. Feiock (2010). “Core-peripheral Structure and Regional

Governance: Implications of Paul Krugman’s New Economic Geography for Public

Administration.” Public Administration Review. Vol. 70 (3): 494- 499.

28. Andrew, Simon A. (2009). “Regional Integration through Contracting Networks.” Urban Colloquy:

Regional Governance and the Problem of Institutional Collective Action. Urban Affairs Review.

Vol. 44 (3): 378- 402.

29. Andrew, Simon A. (2009). “Recent Development in the Study of Interjurisdictional Agreements:

An Overview and Assessment.” State and Local Government Review. Vol. 41 (2): 133- 142.

30. Feiock, Richard C. & Simon A. Andrew (2006). “Understanding the Relationships between

Nonprofit Organizations and Local Governments.” International Journal of Public Administration.

Vol. 29 (10 & 11): 759- 767.

31. Henry, Nicholas, Christine Ludowise & Simon A. Andrew (2005). “Intersectoral Administration:

Implementing Governance in the Twenty-first Century.” Administrative Change: A Journal on

Political and Administrative Development. Vol. 32 (2)–33 (1) (Jan.-Dec.): 1- 21.

Book Chapters 32. Chatterjee**, Vaswati, Simon A. Andrew, & Richard C. Feiock (forthcoming). “Linking Smart

Growth Policies and Natural Disasters.” Pg. XX. In Brinkmann, Robert & Garren, Sandra (Eds.)

The Palgrave Handbook of Sustainability: Case Studies and Practical Solutions. Palgrave

Macmillan.

33. Ismayilov**, Orkhan & Simon A. Andrew (2016). “The Effects of Natural Disasters on Local

Government Finance.” Pg. 209–229. In The Future of Disaster Management in the U.S.: Rethinking

Legislation, Policy, and Finance, Amy L. Crabill [Ed.]. An American Society for Public

Administration Series Book, Taylor & Francis.

34. Bland, Robert, Jesseca E. Short**, & Simon A. Andrew (2016). “Financial Resiliency by Local

Governments to Natural Disasters” Pg. 195-208. In The Future of Disaster Management in the U.S.:

Rethinking Legislation, Policy, and Finance, Amy L. Crabill [Ed.]. An American Society for Public

Administration Series Book, Taylor & Francis.

35. Arlikatti, Sudha & Simon A. Andrew (2016). “Disaster Housing Recovery in Rural India: Lessons

from 12 Years of Post-Tsunami Housing Efforts.” Pg. 175 -190. In Alka Sapat & Ann Margaret

Esnard [Eds.]. Coming Home after Disaster: Multiple Dimensions of Housing Recovery. New York:

Taylor & Francis.

36. Andrew, Simon A. & James M. Kendra (2015). “Regional Integration through Agreements: An

Empirical Test of Multiplex Service Networks.” Pg. 129 – 156. In Edgar Ramírez de la Cruz [Ed.].

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Policy Networks Perspective. Santa Fe, México City: Centro de Investigación y Docencia

Económicas, CIDE Press. [In Spanish]

37. Andrew, Simon A. & Hossein Najimzadeh (2015). “Interorganizational Collaboration and Sources

of Social Capital.” Pg. 85 – 103. In Blanchard, Carrie B. & Sergio Sosa Gonzáles [Eds.]. Social

Capital and Collaborative Governance: Perspectives from Mexico and the United States. BUAP

University, Plaza y Valdez Spain Press.

38. Andrew, Simon A. & Sudha Arlikatti (2014). “Public-Private Partnerships in Disaster Housing

Recovery: An Examination of Housing Development Approaches in India.” Pg. 351-369. In Naim

Kapucu & Kuotsai Tom Liou [Eds.]. Disaster and Development: Examining Global Issues and

Cases. New York, NY: Springer.

39. Andrew, Simon A. (2010). “Adaptive versus Restrictive Contracts: Can They Resolve Different

Risk Problems?” Pg. 91-113. In Richard Feiock & John T. Scholz [Eds.]. Self-Organizing

Federalism: Collaborative Mechanisms to Mitigate Institutional Collective Action Dilemmas. New

York: Cambridge University Press.

40. Andrew, Simon A. & Richard C. Feiock (2007). “Methods of Network Analysis.” Pg.765-785. In

Gerald Miller & Kaifeng Yang [Eds.]. Handbook of Research Methods in Public Administration.

(2nd Ed.). New York: Taylor & Francis.

41. Andrew, Simon A. (2005). “Fenholloway River Evaluation Initiative: Collaborative Problem-

Solving Within the Permit System.” Pg. 40-51. In John T. Scholz & Bruce Stiftel [Eds.]. Adaptive

Governance and Water Conflicts: New Institutions for Collaborative Planning. Washington, D.C.:

Resources for the Future.

Refereed Proceedings 42. Arlikatti, Sudha, Simon A. Andrew, Praveen Maghelal & HeeSoun Jang (2015). “Post-Disaster

Blight Fight: Demonstrating the Merit of Creating a Composite Blight Index Map for Your City.”

Pg. 48-60. U.S-Iran Symposium on “Resilient Cities”. Irvine, California. University of Arizona,

National Academy of Sciences & Sharif University of Technology.

43. Maghelal, Praveen, Simon A. Andrew, Sudha Arlikatti & HeeSoun Jang (2014). “Assessing

Blight and its Economic Impacts: A Case Study of Dallas, TX.” Pg. 187-197. In G. Passerini &

C.A. Brebbia [Eds.] Environmental Impact II. Transactions on Ecology and the Environment Vol.

181, WIT Press.

44. Andrew, Simon A. (2003). “When Regulatory Agencies Disagree: Fenholloway River Evaluation

Initiative.” Pg. 113-140. In John T. Scholz, Aysin Dedekorkut, and Bruce Stiftel [Eds.] Adaptive

Governance and Water Conflicts: The Case Studies. Tallahassee, FL: Florida State University

DeVoe L. Moore Center.

45. Wong, Christina M. & Simon A. Andrew (2000). “Participatory Action Research in a Community

Health Development Program in an Iban Longhouse Community in Sarawak, Malaysia.” Pg. 385-

400. In Michael Leigh [Ed.] Borneo 2000: Environment, Conservation and Land. Malaysia:

Sarawak Development Institute (SDI), Jul.

46. Andrew, Simon A. & Chiang Lee-Huei (2000). “Growth in Sarawak’s Export Markets, 1990-97: A

Shift Share Analysis.” Pg. 289-309. In Michael Leigh [Ed.] Borneo 2000: Marketing and Industry.

Malaysia: Sarawak Development Institute (SDI), Jul.

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TECHNICAL REPORTS 1. “Modeling Communication Management and Trust Networks in Ebola Response in the Dallas-Fort

Worth Metropolitan Region.” With Sudha Arlikatti (CoPI). Final Report Submitted to National

Science Foundation, Nov. 2016.

2. “Assessing Resiliency among Rural, Suburban, and Urban Communities Following the Thailand

Floods of 2011.” With Sudha Arlikatti (PI) & Laura Siebeneck (CoPI). Final Report Submitted to

National Science Foundation, Sept. 2014.

3. “From Blight to Light: Assessing Blight in the City of Dallas. Final Report.” With Sudha Arlikatti

(CoPI), Praveen Maghelal (CoPI) & HeeSoun Jang (CoPI). Submitted to Dallas Area Habitat for

Humanity, Jul. 2013.

4. “Texas Department of State and Health Services, Disaster Behavioral Health Response Plan: Final

Report.” With James Kendra (PI), Ethan Bernick, Brandi Lea**, Jacqueline Harvey**, Lisa Vaughn,

Rochelle Brittingham & Jessica Woydziak. Submitted to Texas Department of State and Health

Services, May 2008.

5. “A Workshop Training Manual for Trainers of the Participatory Action Research in Women’s

Community Health Development: Experiences from Sarawak.” With Christina M. Wong (PI),

Faculty of Social Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Apr. 1998.

INVITED SYMPOSIA 1. “Climate Related Natural Disasters, Economic Resilience, and City Adaptation Policies: An

Empirical Analysis of Green Job in Florida.” With Orkhan Ismayilov and Richard C. Feiock. A

workshop on Adapting to Climate Change: Actions, Implementations, and Outcomes. University of

Notre Dame. April 28‐May 1, 2017.

2. “Formal and Informal Agreements: Institutional Collective Action Framework.” Special Symposium

on Temas, datos y métodos para la construcción de una agenda de investigación sobre ciudades,

Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE), Aguascalientes, Mexico; Jun 23 -24, 2016.

3. “The Effect of Natural Disasters on Climate Actions of Municipalities: Climate Change and

Building Mitigation and Adaptation.” With KyungWoo Kim** & Edgar Ramirez de la Cruz.

Research Collaboration Network (RCN) Sustainable Human Building Ecosystems Workshop.

DeVoe Moore Center, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL. May 19 - 20, 2016.

4. “Financial Resiliency, Disasters, and Growth: An Institutional Collective Action Approach.” Special

Symposium on Modernization and Innovation in Local Governments, Centro de Investigación y

Docencia Económicas (CIDE), Aguascalientes, Mexico; Jun 15 -16, 2015.

5. “Networks, Governance and Performance.” Research Symposium in Honor of John Scholz. DeVoe

Moore Center and the Jerry Collins Eminent Scholar chair at Florida State University, Tallahassee,

FL.; May 9, 2014.

6. “Social Networks Analysis and Public Policy.” Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas

(CIDE), México City, Mexico; Mar. 11 –12, 2013.

7. “Networks and Collaboration in Local Governments.” University of Kansas, Lawrence, KA.; Nov.

13 –14, 2008.

8. “Contracting Networks in Emergency Management: Institutional Collective Action Framework.”

Networks and Coordination of Fragmented Authority: The Challenge of Institutional Collective

Action in Metropolitan Areas, DeVoe Moore Center, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL.;

Feb. 16 –17, 2007.

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9. “Interlocal Contractual Arrangements in the Provision of Public Safety.” Creating Collaborative

Communities: Management Networks, Service Cooperation, and Metropolitan Governance, Wayne

State University, Detroit, MI.; Oct. 31–Nov. 1, 2005.

CONFERENCE PAPERS 1. “Patterns of Communication and Interorganizational Networks during Large Scale Emergency and

Disaster Drills: Institutional Collective Action Framework.” With Julie Winkler**. American

Society for Public Administration’s 79th Annual Conference, Denver. CO., March 9-13, 2018.

2. “Roles of International Aid in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR): South Korea.” With HeeSoun Jang

& Jihoon Jeong**. American Society for Public Administration’s 79th Annual Conference, Denver.

CO., March 9-13, 2018.

3. “Impact of Regional Collaboration Networks on Smart Growth Policy: Extending the Institutional

Collective Action Framework.” With Orkhan Ismayilov**. To be presented at Conference Within a

Conference: Local Governance and Sustainability, Southern Political Science Association (SPSA)

Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 4-6, 2018. Also, to be presented at the American

Society for Public Administration’s 79th Annual Conference, Denver. CO., March 9-13, 2018.

4. “Climate Change Policy, Residential Insurance Programs, and Natural Disasters in South Korea.”

With Hyunwoo Lim**, Jisun Ryu** & Vaswati Chatterjee**. Conference Within a Conference: Local

Governance and Sustainability, Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) Annual Conference,

New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 4-6, 2018.

5. “Easy Pickings: An Analysis of Public Procurement Fraud.” With Christy Smith. Southern Political

Science Association (SPSA) Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 4-6, 2018.

6. Ismayilov, Orkhan** & Simon A. Andrew. “Regional Economic Resilience to Disasters: Policy

Adoption and Green Industry Employment in Florida.” Fiscal Resilience and Sustainability Panel,

American Society for Public Administration’s 78th Annual Conference; Atlanta, Mar. 17-21, 2017.

7. KyungWoo Kim** & Simon A. Andrew. “Do Natural Disasters Matter for Local Governments’

Climate Actions? Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation.” Climate Resilience at the Local

Level: Duties, Data and Damages Panel, American Society for Public Administration’s 78th Annual

Conference; Atlanta, Mar. 17-21, 2017.

8. Ismayilov, Orkhan** & Simon A. Andrew. “Effect of Natural Disasters on the Economy: Growth in

the Green Job Sector in Local Governments.” Conference Within a Conference: Local Governance

and Sustainability, Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) Annual Conference, New

Orleans, LA.; Jan. 12-14, 2017.

9. Chatterjee**, Vaswati & Simon A. Andrew. “Institutional Collective Action ICA Framework:

Linking Smart Growth Policies and Natural Disasters.” Conference Within a Conference: Local

Governance and Sustainability, Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) Annual Conference,

New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 12-14, 2017. Also presented at the Midwest Political Science Association

(MWPS) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL: Apr. 6 –9, 2017.

10. Andrew, Simon A., Arlikatti, Sudha, Ismayilov, Orkhan** & Vaswati Chatterjee**.

“Intergovernmental Collaboration, Communication Networks, and Collective Action Dilemmas: An

Empirical Analysis of Emergency Response During Ebola Out-Break in Dallas-Fort Worth

Metropolitan Region.” Daegu Gyeongbuk International Social Network Conference,

DaeguGyeongbuk (South Korea), Dec. 8-9, 2016.

11. Arlikatti, Sudha, Simon A. Andrew, & Ismayilov, Orkhan**. “Infectious Disease (Ebola)

Management: A Challenge for Public Administration in USA." International Sociological

Association (ISA) Forum 3th Annual Conference, Vienna, Austria, July 10-14, 2016.

12. Ismayilov, Orkhan**, Arlikatti, Sudha, & Simon A. Andrew. “Ebola Crisis in Dallas-Fort Worth

Metropolitan Area: Changes in Local Government Protocols and Policies.” American Society for

Public Administration (ASPA) 77th Annual Conference, Seattle, WA.: Mar. 18 –22, 2016.

13. KyungWoo Kim** & Simon A. Andrew. “Innovation for Sustainable Governance: The Effects of

Natural Disasters on Sustainable Practices of Municipalities.” American Society for Public

Administration (ASPA) 77th Annual Conference, Seattle, WA.: Mar. 18 –22, 2016.

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14. Andrew, Simon A & Arlikatti, Sudha. “Modeling Communication and Trust Networks in Ebola

Response: Institutional Collective Action Framework.” Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting,

Arlington, VA.; Dec. 6-10, 2015.

15. Arlikatti, Sudha, Simon A. Andrew & Ismayilov, Orkhan**. “Mapping Communication Networks

in Ebola Response: An Examination of Emergency Managers in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan

Region” International Research Committee on Disasters (IRCD) Researchers’ Meeting, Broomfield,

CO.; Jul. 22-23, 2015.

16. KyungWoo Kim**, Kyujin Jung** & Simon A. Andrew. “Planning for Interorganizational

Resiliency: An Evaluation of Coastal Region Mitigation Strategies in South Korea.” American

Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.: Mar. 6 –10, 2015.

17. Ismayilov, Orkhan** & Simon A. Andrew. “Effects of Natural Disasters on Local Government

Finance: Window of Opportunity or Burden?” Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) 86th

Annual conference, New Orleans, LA.: Jan. 15 –17, 2015. Also presented at American Society for

Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.: Mar. 6 –10, 2015.

18. KyungWoo Kim**, Kyujin Jung** & Simon A. Andrew. “Interorganizational Collaboration in

Hazard Mitigation Strategies.” Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) 86th Annual

conference, New Orleans, LA.: Jan. 15 –17, 2015. Also presented at American Society for Public

Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.: Mar. 6 –10, 2015.

19. Jesus Valero**, Kyujin Jung** & Simon A. Andrew. “Does Transformational Leadership Matter in

Building Organizational Resiliency?” Urban Affairs Association, San Antonio, TX.: Mar. 19 –22,

2014.

20. Arlikatti, S., Simon A. Andrew, Siebeneck, L. & Kraiwuth, Jaikampan**. “Measuring and

Comparing Organizations’ Resilience in Responding to the 2011 Mega Floods in Thailand”.

International Research Committee on Disasters (IRCD) and Hazard Researchers Meeting,

Broomfield, CO.; July 17-18, 2013.

21. Kyujin Jung**, Simon A. Andrew & Sudha Arlikatti. “Building Regional Resiliency: A Test of

Bonding and Bridging Effects.” Urban Affairs Association Conference. San Francisco, CA.: Apr. 3

–6, 2013.

22. Siebeneck, L.K., Arlikatti, S., Simon A. Andrew & Jaikampan, Kraiwuth**. “Cross-Comparison of

Disaster Resilience in Rural, Suburban, and Urban Communities in Thailand.” Association of

American Geographers Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, CA.; April 11, 2013.

23. Arlikatti, Sudha, Simon A. Andrew & Siebeneck, Laura. “The 2011-2012 Floods in Thailand: An

Examination of Organizational Response in Rural, Suburban, and Urban Communities.” 73rd

Annual Meeting, Society for Applied Anthropology, Denver, CO.: Mar. 19 –23, 2013.

24. Andrew, Simon A. & Sudha Arlikatti. “Public, Private, and Nonprofit Partnerships in Disaster

Housing Recovery: An Examination of Village Adoption and Matching Housing Developmental

Approaches in India.” American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference,

New Orleans, LA.: Mar. 15 –19, 2013.

25. Andrew, Simon A., Sudha Arlikatti & Kyujin Jung**. “Disaster Management through Networked

Governance in South Korea: A Test of Bonding and Bridging Hypotheses.” American Society for

Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.: Mar. 15 –19, 2013.

26. Andrew, Simon A. & Yi-En Tso**. “E-Government in Taiwanese Local Government: Linkage

between Government and Civil Society” Western Political Science Association (WPSA) Annual

Meeting. San Antonio, TX.: Apr. 13 –15, 2012.

27. Andrew, Simon A. & Wei Liang Lung**. “The Influence of City Managers on the Decisions of

Bond Issuance: Some Evidences from Texas Charter Cities.” Western Political Science Association

(WPSA) Annual Meeting. San Antonio, TX.: Apr. 13 –15, 2012.

28. Siebeneck, L., Sudha Arlikatti, Simon A. Andrew & Kraiwuth, Jaikampan**. “Resiliency among

Rural, Suburban and Urban Communities Following the 2011 Thailand Floods.” International

Research Committee on Disasters (IRCD) and Hazard Researchers Meeting, Broomfield, CO.: Jul.

17 –18, 2012.

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29. Maghelal, Praveen, HeeSoun Jang, Sudha Arlikatti & Simon A. Andrew. “Assessing Blight and its

Economic Impacts: A Case Study of Dallas, Texas.” 53rd Annual Conference of the Association of

the Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), Cincinnati, OH.: 2012.

30. Andrew, Simon A. & Wei Liang Lung**. “Statutory Framework, Institutional Constraints, and

Municipal Bonds.” Western Political Science Association (WPSA) Annual Meeting. San Antonio,

TX.: Apr. 21 –23, 2011.

31. Collins, Brian & Simon A. Andrew. “Intergovernmental Grant Contracting at the Municipal Level:

The Role and Impact of Contracting Capacity and Competencies.” Midwest Political Science

Association (MPSA) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.: March 31 – Apr. 3, 2011.

32. Andrew, Simon A. & Xiangyu Li**. “Working Together in Emergency Preparedness: Federal

Funding Programs and Political Institutions As determinants of Local Collaboration.” Southern

Political Science Association (SPSA) 82nd Annual conference. New Orleans, LA.: Jan. 5 –8, 2011.

33. Andrew, Simon A. & Wei Liang Lung**. “Institutional Constraints and Municipal Bonds.”

Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) 82nd Annual conference. New Orleans, LA.: Jan. 5 –

8, 2011.

34. Arlikatti, Sudha & Simon A. Andrew. “The Good and the Bad of Post-tsunami Housing

Reconstruction in India.” Paper presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

(ACSP) 51st Annual Conference, Minneapolis-St. Paul. MN.: Oct. 7 –10, 2010.

35. Long, Laurie C**, Simon A. Andrew, Sudha Arlikatti & James Kendra “Housing Recovery after

2004 Tsunami: Change as Perceived by Displaced and Non-displaced Households.” Paper presented

at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) 51st Annual Conference, Minneapolis-

St. Paul. MN.: Oct. 7 –10, 2010.

36. Arlikatti, Sudha & Simon A. Andrew. “Patterns of Post-Tsunami Sheltering and Housing in

Southern India.” Paper presented at the International Sociological Association (ISA) 17th Annual

Conference, Gothenburg, Sweden: Jul. 11 –17, 2010.

37. Andrew, Simon A. & Jered Carr. “Participation by Emergency Managers in Emergency Response

Planning: A Test of Bonding and Bridging Hypotheses.” Paper read and presented at10th National

Public Management Research Conference (PMRC). Columbus, OH. ; Oct. 1–3, 2009; and at the

Urban Affairs Association (UAS) 40th Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii: March 10 –13, 2010.

38. Hawkins, Christopher V. & Simon A. Andrew. “Competition and Cooperation: The Roles of Joint

Ventures in Economic Development Policies.” 10th National Public Management Research

Conference (PMRC). Columbus, OH.; Oct. 1–3, 2009.

39. Sudha Arlikatti, Simon A. Andrew, James M. Kendra & Carla S. Prater. “Role of Government

Interventions in Disaster Related Mental Health Recovery: Longitudinal Study in Tsunami Affected

Communities in Southern India” Paper prepared for presentation at the International Research

Committee on Disasters Researchers (IRCDR) Meeting in Broomfield, CO.; Jul. 18–19, 2009.

40. Andrew, Simon A. & James M. Kendra. “Regional Integration through Agreements: Does

Multiplexity in Urban Service Deliveries Matter?” Workshop on Workshop (WOW 4), Indiana

University in Bloomington, IN.; Jun. 3–6, 2009.

41. Andrew, Simon A., James Kendra & Rochelle Brittingham. “What can Institutional Collective

Action Tell us about Self-organizing Disaster Behavioral Health?” Southern Political Science

Association (SPSA), New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 8 –10, 2009.

42. Andrew, Simon A. “Using Network Analysis to Explain Self-organizing Governance in Emergency

Management/ Planning.” With Pamela McGehee; Southern Political Science Association (SPSA),

New Orleans, LA.; Jan., 10-12, 2008.

43. Andrew, Simon A. & Chris Hawkins. “Networks and Community Development: What do Non-

profit Relations Tell us about Collaborative Management?” Southern Political Science Association

(SPSA), New Orleans, LA.; Jan., 10-12, 2008.

44. Andrew, Simon A. “Institutional Ties, Interlocal Contractual Arrangements, and the Dynamic of

Metropolitan Governance.” Western Political Science Association (WPSA), Las Vegas, NV. ; Mar.,

8-10, 2007.

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45. Andrew, Simon A. & Chris Hawkins. “How Effective is Collaborative Management in

Redistributive Programs? An Evaluation of a Community Building Initiative Using Networks

Analysis.” Poster presented at Annual Conference for the Association for Public Policy Analysis

and Management (APPAM), Madison, WI. ; Nov., 2006.

46. Andrew, Simon A. & Chris Hawkins. “Collaborative Management, Community Building, and

Social Capital: An Evaluation of “Community Building” Initiative using Networks Analysis.” With

Christopher Hawkins, Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Annual Meeting, Chicago,

IL. ; Apr., 20-23, 2006.

47. Andrew, Simon A. “Interlocal Agreements as an Urban Management Tool: Applicability of

Network Analysis to Understanding Interlocal Cooperation.” Paper presented at the Midwest

Political Science Association (MPSA) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. ; Apr., 2005.

48. Andrew, Simon A. Feiock, Richard C., & Annette Steinacker. “Politics, Institutions and

Bargaining: Local Development Policy Choices.” With Feiock, Richard C., Annette Steinacker.

Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Annual Meeting, Chicago,

IL. ; Apr., 2004.

49. Andrew, Simon A. “Watershed Partnerships, Weak Ties, and Structural Holes: The Effects of

Network Constraint on Performance Outcome.” Paper presented at the Florida Political Science

Association (FPSA) Annual Meeting, Gainesville, FL.; Mar., 13, 2004.

50. Andrew, Simon A., Berry, Frances S., & Brower, Ralph S.“Is There a ‘Digital Divide’ Within the

Nonprofit Sector? Assessing Information Technology Use in Nonprofit Agencies within 19 North

Florida Counties.” With Ralph Brower and Frances S. Berry. Presented at Southeast Evaluation

Association (SEA) Annual Conference, Tallahassee, FL.; Jan., 29, 2004.

51. Andrew, Simon A., Berry, Frances S., Brower, Ralph S., & Laster, Brendon “‘Digital Divide’ and

Information Technology Capabilities: Opportunities and Challenges for North Florida's Nonprofit

Organizations.” Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Association for Research on

Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA), Denver, CO.; Nov., 19-22, 2003.

52. Andrew, Simon A. “Water Governance in Florida: Does it Matter?” Paper presented at the

Southern Conference for Public Administration (SECoPA) Annual Meeting, Savannah, GA.; Oct.,

12-14, 2003.

53. Andrew, Simon A. Annette Steinacker, & Richard Feiock “A Bargaining Framework for Local

Development Policy Choices.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political

Science Association (APSA), Philadelphia, PA.; Aug., 27-30, 2003.

54. Andrew, Simon A. “Governance Strategy in Natural Resource Management: A Transaction Cost

Approach.” Poster Presentation Division 25 for the Annual Meeting of the American Political

Science Association (APSA), Philadelphia, PA.; Aug., 27 - 30, 2003.

55. Andrew, Simon A. “Managing the Forest: A Transaction Cost Approach.” Paper presentation at the

Annual Southeastern Conference of Public Administration (SECoPA) Annual Meeting, Columbia,

SC.; Oct., 2-5, 2002.

56. Wong, Christina M. & Simon A. Andrew “Community Health Development through Participatory

Action Research in an Isolated Ethnic Minority Community in Malaysia.” In Book of Abstracts,

Eliminating Health Disparities, 128th Annual Meeting and Exposition, American Public Health

Association (APHA), Boston, MA. ; Nov., 2000.

57. Andrew, Simon A. & Pamela Meyer. “Economic Development, Over-Urbanization, and Incidence

of Poor Health: A Case Study of Texas-Mexico Border.” with Pamela Meyer. In Book of Abstracts,

Eliminating Health Disparities, 128th Annual Meeting and Exposition, American Public Health

Association (APHA), Boston, MA. ; Nov., 2000.

HONORS & AWARDS PA MPA Students Association, Professor of the Year Award, 2017.

PA PhD Students Association, Received Outstanding Professor of the Year Award, 2016, 2017.

PA PhD Students Association, Received Recognition for services as PhD Coordinator, 2015.

Student Mentor, Received Recognition for UNT Honors Day, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015.

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Paul A. Volcker’s Award, American Political Science Association (APSA), 2007.

Founders’ Forum Fellow, American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), 2006.

Donald Stone’s Award for Outstanding Graduate Student’s paper, the American Society for Public

Administration: Section on Intergovernmental Administration and Management (SIAM), 2006.

Raul P. De Guzman Award for Outstanding Doctoral Seminar Paper, Askew School, 2004.

Phi Alpha Alpha (Public Affairs Honors Society), Florida State University Chapter, 2003.

Texas A & M University–Corpus Christi, Core Curriculum Program in recognition for exceptional work

with First Year undergraduate students, (USA) May 2001.

Second National Smart Partnership Dialogue on “Land Development through Smart Partnership.” The

Prime Minister Department (Malaysia), Oct., 24-25, 1998.

Alcoholism and Cigarette Addiction among Iban Communities. Majlis Adat Istiadat, Sarawak

(Malaysia), May 15-17, 1998.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society for Public Administration, 2011 –present.

Public Management Research, 2012 –present.

Urban Affairs Association, 2014.

Midwest Political Science Association, 2005, 2006.

Southern Political Science Association, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2015.

American Political Science Association, 2003, 2007.

Florida Political Science Association, 2004.

Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action, 2003, 2004.

American Public Health Association, 2000.

SERVICE TO ACADEMIC JOURNALS Public Performance & Management Review (PPMR)

American Review of Public Administration (ARPA)

Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory (J-PART)

Public Administration Quarterly (PAQ)

State and Local Government Review (SLGR)

Land Use Policy

Policy Studies Journal (PSJ)

Urban Affairs Review (UAR)

Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies

Disasters: Journal of Disaster Studies, Policy and Management

Public Budgeting and Finance

International Studies Quarterly

Academy of Management

Administrative & Society

SAGE Open

Public Administration Review (PAR)

Housing Policy Debate

International Journal of Social Economics

Regional Environmental Change

International Journal of Water Resources Development

Local Government Studies

International Review of Administrative Science

International Public Management Journal

Oxford Development Studies

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SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Program Chair – Conference within a Conference: “Local Governance and Sustainability.”

Southern Political Science Association Annual (SPSA) Meeting, New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 4-6,

2018.

Panel Discussant – Local Government Administration Panel. Southern Political Science Association

Annual (SPSA) Meeting, New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 4-6, 2018.

Panel Chair/Discussant – Conference within a Conference: “Local Governance and Sustainability Panel.

Southern Political Science Association Annual (SPSA) Meeting, New Orleans, LA.; Jan. 12-14,

2017.

Panel Moderator/Discussant – “Emerging Model of Collaborative Governance: Self-organizing.”

American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.; Mar.

14 –19, 2013.

Panel Chair/Discussant – “Politics of Infrastructure and Capital Improvements” Midwest Political

Science Association (MPSA) Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.; Apr. 12–15, 2012.

Panel Chair – “Government-Nonprofit Networks and Social Service Delivery Systems: Challenges of

Accountability and Performance.” Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Annual

Meeting, Chicago, IL.; Mar. 31 –Apr. 3, 2011.

Panel Chair – “Understanding Emergency Management Networks.” Southern Political Science

Association (SPSA), New Orleans, LA.; Jan., 8–10, 2009.

Panel Discussant – “Regionalism through Intergovernmental Services Cooperation.” Southern

Political Science Association (SPSA), New Orleans, LA.; Jan., 8 –10, 2009.

SERVICE TO COMMUNITY Volunteer (mentoring newly arrived refugees), International Rescue Committee (IRC), Dallas

(Texas), 2013 –2014.

Founder and Treasurer, Sarawak AIDS Concern Society, Sarawak (Malaysia), 1997 –1999.

Committee Member, East Anglia Ecumenical Racism Awareness Project, Norwich, (England), 1994 –1996.

Committee Member, Leicester Diocesan: Bishop’s Race and Community Relations, Leicester

(England), 1989 –1992.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Interview, a digital media class “UNT Emergency Drill.” May 9, 2017.

Interview, “Increase in Doctoral Graduates puts UNT on the Map.” NT Daily, August 28, 2014. Interview, “Region Embraces Boundaries; Disasters Know None.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution,

March 8, 2014.

Interview on “Dallas Blight Study” UNT's On the Record magazine, July 18, 2013.

Interview on “Dallas Blight Study” Dallas Business Journal, July 16, 2013.

News Coverage on “Dallas Blight Study”:

UNT Research Magazine Vol. 23, No.1-Spring 2014.

Al Dia [Spanish Newspaper], July 17, 2013.

Dallas Observer, July 17, 2013.

Dallas Morning News (Editorial), July 17, 2013.

Dallas Morning News, July 16, 2013.

Dallas Morning News — Dallas Morning Views Blog

Republished in Texas News Today, Celebrity Balla, One News Page, & US Cover Times

Dallas Observer, July 12, 2013.

D Magazine Front Burner, July 12, 2013.

Republished in Frrole [Social Newspaper] & Dallas City and Press

CBS11 aired story at 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. July 12, 2013.

KERA, July 11, 2013.

News Release GoMeanGreen.com, July 11, 2013.

News Release News Service Website

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UNT InHouse (Faculty/Staff Newsletter of UNT)

UNT News, “Professor Receives Research Grant to study Communication among Emergency

Managers.” July 3, 2007.

CONTINUING EDUCATION Workshop on “Networks in Political Science.” Gerald Ford School of Public Policy, University of

Michigan, June 2011.

Grant Writers’ Seminars and Workshops at University of North Texas, Dec., 2009.

Workshop on “Networks in Political Science.” JFK School of Government, Harvard University, June,

2008.

Workshop on “Simulation Investigation for Empirical Network Analysis” (SIENA) program for the

statistical analysis of network dynamics for complete networks (Tom Snijders and Christian

Steglich) University of Groningen, Holland, Jan., 2006.

William Berry’s NSF Grant Writing Workshop at Florida State University, Apr., 2005.

TEACHING INTERESTS

Graduate Public Administration & Society (PADM 5010)

Public Administration Research Methods I (PADM 5500)

Public Administration Research Methods II (PADM 5510)

Program Evaluation (PADM 5550)

Economic & Community Development (PADM 5310)

Economic Development & Disasters (PADM 5700)

Seminar in Public Administration (PADM 6010)

Seminar in Public Management I (PADM 6020)

Seminar in Public Management II (PADM 6030)

Seminar in Public Management (PADM 6110)

Workshops in Public Administration, I, II, & III (PADM 6700)

Directed Research in Public Administration (PADM 6940)

Undergraduate Introduction to Public Administration (UNT) (PADM 3000)

Public Policy Analysis (UNT) (PADM 4450)

Diversity in Urban Governance (UNT) (PADM 2100)

Public Administration in American Society (FSU) (PAD 3003)

U.S. History to 1865 (Texas A&M University, Teaching Assistant) (HIST 1301)

U.S. History since 1865 (Texas A&M University, Teaching Assistant) (HIST 1302)

Labor Economics (UNIMAS, Lecturer) (SSB 2013)

Basic Concepts & Issues of Development (UNIMAS, Lecturer) (SSR 2013)

Political Economy (UNIMAS, Lecturer) (SSB 2023)

Development Economics (UNIMAS, Lecturer) (SSR 2044)

Industrialization, Technology, & Working Environment (UNIMAS, Lecturer) (SSB 3013)

DIRECTED STUDENT LEARNING (DOCTORAL STUDENTS)

Doctoral Committee Chair Filadelfo León-Cázares, graduate (2011) Associate Professor, Universidad De Guadalajara,

México (Fulbright Scholar).

Wei Liang Lung, graduate (2013) (Wachira’s Doctoral Scholarship recipient).

Kyujin Jung, graduate (2015) Assistant Professor, Korea University – Seoul, Republic of Korea

(Quick Response Grant; ASPA Wallace O. Keene's, & ASPA Donald Stone’s Awards

recipient).

Saleh M. Alhumaid, graduate (2015) Colonel, Saudi Royal Military.

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Orkhan M. Ismayilov, graduate (2017) Assistant Professor, ADA University – Baku, Republic of

Azerbaijan (ASPA Founders' Fellow; SECM’s Dissertation Scholarship recipient).

KyungWoo Kim, graduate (2017) (ASPA’s SENRA best graduate paper; Quick Response Grant

recipient; Urban Communication Foundation Scholarship (UAA) recipient).

Vaswati Chatterjee, 4th Year PhD Student.

Abdullah Alshammari, 3rd Year PhD Student.

Mohammed Abdullah I. Alkhurayyif, 2nd Year PhD Student.

Saad Abdullah I. Alkhurayyif, 2nd Year PhD Student.

Linwyse Joseph-Stanislaus, 2nd Year PhD Student.

Duchess Humphrey, 2nd Year PhD Student.

Ji Sun Ryu, 1st Year PhD Student.

HyunWoo (Justin) Lim, 1st Year PhD Student.

Doctoral Committee Member Sinan Ulkemen, graduate (2009)

Siwaporn Chaicharoen, graduate (2013)

Eliot Jennings, graduate (2013)

David Wachira, graduate (2013)

Li Xiangyu, graduate (2014)

Marina Saitgalina, graduate (2014)

Kraiwuth Jaikampan, graduate (2014)

Michael Overton, graduate (2015)

Hassan Taibah, graduate (2015)

Julius Nukpezah, graduate (2016)

Doctoral Committee University Representative Tommy Tucker, D.Ed. graduate (2009)

Visiting Scholars Gwang Yong Kim, Director of Safety Policy Division, Ministry of Security and Public Administration

(S. Korea), 2015-16.

Hyung-Suk Lee, Director of Safety Services Coordination Division, Ministry of Public Safety and

Security, (S. Korea), 2016-17.

Jun-Sik Lee, Director of Big-data Analysis Division, National Computing and Information Service,

Ministry of the Interior, (S. Korea), 2017-18.