academic and administrative positions · 2015 disaster response: medical and health policies...

Bonnie Stabile, PhD Schar School of Policy and Government

George Mason University, 3351 Fairfax Drive, MS 3B1, Arlington, VA 22201

Office: (703) 993-8566, Cel: 703 789-5423

[email protected], @bstabile1

Academic and Administrative Positions

2017 - Director, Gender and Policy (GAP) Center, Schar School of Policy and

Government, George Mason University

2016 - Director, Master in Public Policy Program, Schar School of Policy and


2019 Research Associate Professor, Schar School of Policy and Government, George

Mason University

2013 – 2019 Research Assistant Professor, Schar School of Policy and Government, George

Mason University

2007 - 2012 Adjunct Professor, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason

University

2019 - Editor-in-Chief, World Medical & Health Policy, a peer-reviewed, academic

journal published by Wiley-Blackwell

2011 - 2019 Co-Editor, World Medical & Health Policy, a peer-reviewed, academic journal

published by Wiley-Blackwell

2017 -2018 Deputy Director of Evaluation, GMU DHS Center of Excellence in Criminal

Activity, Investigations and Network Analysis (CINE)

Education

2013 Kennedy Institute of Ethics

Georgetown University

Intensive Bioethics Course – Certificate (June)

2006 School of Public Policy

George Mason University

Ph.D. in Public Policy (Dissertation: Balancing Morality and Economy: The Case

of State Human Cloning Policies)

2000 George Mason University

Master of Public Administration

1991 Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study

Certificate of Advanced Studies in Management

(eight-course graduate program)

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1986 Goethe Institute

Certificate of German as a Foreign Language

1985 Mount Holyoke College

BA in Art History

Publications

Edited Volumes

2017 Ongoing Issues in Georgian Policy and Public Administration

Bonnie Stabile and Nino Ghonghadze, Editors, Westphalia Press.

ISBN: 1633915573

2015 Disaster Response: Medical and Health Policies

Arnauld Nicogossian and Bonnie Stabile, Editors, Westphalia Press. ISBN10-

1633911632

2013 Conflicts in Health Policy: Regulation, Rhetoric, Theory and Practice, Bonnie

Stabile, Editor, Westphalia Press. ISBN-10: 193590714X

Book Chapters

2019 “Cloning” chapter in Legislating Morality in America: Debating the Morality of

Controversial US Laws and Policies, Donald P. Haider-Markel, ABC-CLIO,

forthcoming, November.

2018 “Program Evaluation” chapter in Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration

Public Policy, and Governance Ali Farazmand, Editor, Springer. ISBN 978-3-

319-20927-2.

2018 “Ethical Issues in Regulating Reproductive Technologies” chapter in Global

Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy and Governance, Ali

Farazmand, Editor, Springer. ISBN 978-3-319-20927-2.

2014 “Cloning” in Science and Politics: An A to Z Guide to Issues and Controversies,

Brent S. Steel, Editor, CQ Press/Sage Books.

2008 “Winning Over A Cynical Public: The Debate Over Stem Cell Research and

Other Biotechnologies”, Co-author: Susan Tolchin, Chapter 40, Volume Editor:

Dennis W. Johnson, Routledge Handbook of Political Management

Peer-Reviewed Publications

2019 “Sex, Lies and Stereotypes: Gendered Implications of Fake News for Women in

Politics.” Bonnie Stabile, Aubrey Grant and Hemant Purohit. Public Integrity,

https://doi.org/10.1080/10999922.2019.1626695

https://doi.org/10.1080/10999922.2019.1626695

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2019 "Mothers’ Beliefs about Indigenous and Traditional Food Affordability,

Availability and Taste are Significant Predictors of Indigenous and Traditional

Food Consumption among Mothers and Young Children in Rural Kenya."

Constance Gewa, Obando Angano, Maction Komwa, Bonnie Stabile, Phil

Thomas. Public Health Nutrition. First View August 27.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S1368980019001848

2019 "Concentrating on Gender in MPA Programs: Implications for Earnings and

Equity." Bonnie Stabile, Aubrey Grant and Shene Salih. Journal of Public

Affairs Education (JPAE), published online January 24.

https://doi.org/10.1080/15236803.2018.1565052

2019 "Communicating Campus Sexual Assault: A Mixed Methods Rhetorical

Analysis." Heidi Lawrence, Lourdes Fernandez, Rachel Lussos, Bonnie Stabile

and Melissa Broeckelman-Post. Technical Communications Quarterly, published

online May 21. DOI: 10.1080/10572252.2019.1621386

2018 “Distributional Semantics Approach to Detect Intent in Twitter Conversations on

Sexual Assaults*.” Rahul Pandey, Hemant Purohit, Bonnie Stabile, and Aubrey

Grant. Conference Proceedings; IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference

on Web Intelligence (WI), Santiago, Chile, pp. 270-277. doi:

10.1109/WI.2018.00-80 (*received Best Paper Award).

2017 “Gender and the Role of Directors of Public Administration & Policy Programs.”

Bonnie Stabile, Jessica Terman and Catherine Kuerbitz. Journal of Public

Affairs Education (JPAE). Summer, Volume 23, Issue 3.

2016 “On the Dynamics of Local to Global Campaigns for Gender Based Violence.”

Prakruthi Karuna, Hemant Purohit, Bonnie Stabile, Angela Hattery,

Proceedings of International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-

Cultural Modeling & Prediction and Behavior Representation in Modeling

and Simulation. arXiv:1608.01648.

2016 “Reproductive Policy and the Social Construction of Motherhood.” pp. 18 - 29.

Politics and the Life Sciences. Volume 35, Number 2.

2016 “How Do We Die.” Politics and the Life Sciences. Volume 35, Number 2. Pp. 69

- 74. Co-author: Aubrey Grant.

2015 “The Ethics of Regulating Reproductive Technologies: Women as Child Bearers,

Rights Bearers and Objects of Paternalism.” Public Integrity, October-

November.

2010 “State Infertility Insurance Law Indicators”

World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 2, Number 3, Article 2.

Available at http://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss3/art2

2010 “Stem Cells, Cloning and Political Liberalism”

World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 2, Number 1, Article 17. Available at

http://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss1/art17

https://doi.org/10.1017/S1368980019001848

https://doi.org/10.1080/15236803.2018.1565052

https://doi.org/10.1080/10572252.2019.1621386



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2009 “What’s the Matter With Kansas? Legislative Debates Over Stem Cell

Research in Kansas and Massachusetts” pp. 26 – 39.

Politics and the Life Sciences, Volume 28, Number 1.

2007 “Demographic Profile of States with Human Cloning Laws: Morality Policy

Meets Political Economy” pp. 43 – 50.

Politics and the Life Sciences, Volume 26, Number 1.

2006 “National Determinants of Cloning Policy” Research Note, pp. 449 – 458.

Social Science Quarterly, Volume 87, Number 2.

Reviews

2019 Review of “Formerly Known as Food,” Journal of Public Affairs Education.

Volume 25, Issue 2.

Spring 2016 Review of “Market Menagerie: Health and Development in Late Industrial

States,” Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 36, Number 1.

June 2016 “Review of Lethal but Legal: Corporations, Consumption and Protecting Public

Health,” World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 8, Number 2.

December 2015 “Review of Healing Healthcare: How Doctors and Patients Can Heal Our Sick

System,” World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 7, Number 4.

September 2015 “Review of The Shape We’re In: How Junk Food and Diets are Shortening Our

Lives,” World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 7, Number 3.

June 2015 “Review of Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End,” World

Medical & Health Policy, Volume 7, Number 2.

September 2013 “Review of The Anticipatory Corpse: Medicine, Power and the Care of the

Dying,” World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 5, Number 3.

June 2013 “Review of Unnatural Selection: Choosing Boys over Girls and the

Consequences of a World Full of Men,” World Medical & Health Policy,

Volume 5, Number 2.

June 2012 "Review of Sex Cells: The Medical Market for Eggs and Sperm," World

Medical & Health Policy, Volume 4, Number 2, Article 9.

March 2012 “A Review of Health Policy and Ethics; A Critical Examination of Values from a

Global Perspective.” World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 4, Number 1,

Article 6. Available at http://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol4/iss1/art6/.

September 2011 "A Review of Bioethics in Singapore: The Ethical Microcosm." World Medical

& Health Policy, Volume 3, Number 3, Article 9. DOI: 10.2202/1948-

4682.1169. Available at: http://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol3/iss3/art9.


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June 2011 "A Review of Adam Briggle's A Rich Bioethics: Public Policy, Biotechnology and

the Kass Council." Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 1407694;

published ahead of print July 22, doi:10.1215/03616878-1407694.

Press

October 2018 “Kavanaugh Confirmation Signals Scary Time for Reporting Sexual Assault.”

The Hill. October 9: https://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/410502-

kavanaugh-effect-still-scary-for-young-women-sexual-assault-campus

November 2017 "From Rape 'Myths' to Roy Moore: We Can't Continue to Blame Victims."

Bonnie Stabile and Aubrey Grant. The Hill. November 21:

thehill.com/opinion/civil-rights/361436-from-rape-myths-to-roy-moore-we-cant-

continue-to-blame-the-victim

Select Editorials

June 2019 “Continuing Streams of Policy Consciousness to Advance Global Health,” World

Medical & Health Policy, Volume 11, Number 2.

July 2018 “Women’s Health in Global Perspective Virtual Issue Editors’ Introduction,”

Bonnie Stabile and Aubrey Grant, World Medical & Health Policy,

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1111/(ISSN)1948-4682.womens-

health-in-global-perspective

July 2018 “Social Determinants of Health Virtual Issue Editors’ Introduction,” Bonnie

Stabile and Arnauld Nicogossian, World Medical & Health Policy,

November 2016 “The Year of the Woman and Beyond,” Bonnie Stabile and Arnauld

Nicogossian, World Medical & Health Policy, Volume 8, Issue 4

https://doi.org/10.1002/wmh3.212

Teaching

2019 Schar School of Policy and Government Teaching Award

2016 and 2019 George Mason University Teaching Excellence Award Nominee

2016 “Best of Lectures” Series - Selected as one of two faculty presenters by the

SPGIA Alumni Charter Events Committee, 2016.

Summer 2019 Policy and Program Evaluation

Master’s Class POGO 646

Spring 2018 Ethics in Public Administration

Master’s Class PUAD 700

Fall 2017 Directed Reading and Research – Combatting Gender Based Violence

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1111/(ISSN)1948-4682.womens-health-in-global-perspective

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1111/(ISSN)1948-4682.womens-health-in-global-perspective

https://doi.org/10.1002/wmh3.212

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(with doctoral student Aubrey Grant)

Summer 2017 Directed Reading and Research – Campus Sexual Assault in Virginia Public

Colleges (with MPA student Liliana Nava-Ramirez)

Master’s Class PUBP 796 010

Gender in Policy and Law Independent Study (with Senior Kahlia Smith)

GOVT 496 B02

Fall 2016 Directed Reading and Research – Women in Public Affairs Education (with

MPP student Catherine Kuerbitz)

Master’s Class PUBP 796 010

2011 - 2019 Theory and Practice of Public Policy

Master’s Class PUBP 500 (formerly 700)

2013 - 2019 Health Policy Analysis (formerly Global Health and Medical Policy Analysis)

Master’s Class PUBP 770 (2017 – 2018 developed as Distance Learning Class)

2013 - 2018 Ethics in Health Policy (formerly Comparative Medical Practices, Ethics and

Law)

Master’s Class PUBP 767 (2017 - 2019 developed as Distance Learning Class)

2007 – 2016 Program Evaluation

Master’s Class PUAD 646 (formerly 742)

2007 – 2015 Culture, Organization and Technology

Required Master’s Class PUBP 503

2010 – 2017 Policy Analysis

Master’s Class PUAD 645 (was 741)

2016 Biodefense Capstone

BIOD 790

2014 Food Systems

Master’s Class NUTR626

2008 – 2013 Policy and Program Evaluation

Master’s Class PUBP 713

2010 – 2012 Ethics in Public Policy

Master’s Class PUBP 753

2005 Policy and Organizational Analysis

Graduate Research Advisor for Master’s Class PUBP 501

Sponsored Research Activity

2017-2019 Project Co-Director (with Toni Michelle Travis), “Gender and Policy (GAP),”

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Schar Initiative Grant: $100,000. for two years.

2018 Recipient of Curriculum Impact Grant for a Concentration in Gender Based

Violence Studies with Angela Hattery, PI, and Leah Adams of Women and

Gender Studies: $16,000.

2016 - 2017 Co-Principle Investigator, “Indigenous Foods and Food Security in Rural Kenya,”

with Principle Investigator Constance Gewa, and Maction Komwa, Provost’s

Multidisciplinary Research Grant Proposal: $25,00.

2015 - 2017 Project Director, “A Multidisciplinary Approach to Mitigating Campus Sexual

Assault,” Provost’s Multidisciplinary Research Grant Award: $25,000.

2015 Project Co-Director (Naoru Koizumi, Director): Research Workshop on Women's

Health in Global Perspective, Center for Global Studies Award: $7,500.

2015 – 2019 Co-Principle Investigator on Policy Studies Organization Grant for World

Medical & Health Policy journal: $30,000. per year. (Principle as of June 2019).

Conference Presentations

November 2019 “Gender, Based Violence: Feminist Research, Policy, Pedagogies and Activism &

Advocacy” Roundtable, Courtney Diener, Leah Adams, Angela Hattery, Earl

Smith, National Women’s Studies Association Annual Meeting, San

Francisco

June 2019 “Diversity and Inclusion in Emergency Management: Accounting for Race and

Gender in Codes of Ethics” Bonnie Stabile, Katie Simon, Tonya Neaves and

Aubrey Grant. Social Equity Leadership Conference (SELC). Rutgers School

of Public Affairs and Administration (SPAA), Newark, New Jersey.

April 2019 “Impact of distance to market areas and household food security in Seme sub-

county of Kenya” Maction Komwa, Constance Awuor Gewa, Bonnie Stabile,

American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.

December 2018 “Distributional Semantics Approach to Detect Intent in Twitter Conversations on

Sexual Assaults,” Rahul Pandey, Hemant Purohit, Bonnie Stabile, and Aubrey

Grant, IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence, Chile

October 2018 “Academic Women in Public Administration: Women Leading in Tumultuous

Times: Developing Department Cultures of Equity in the Time of #MeToo”

NASPAA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia

July 2018 “Modeling Policy-Relevant Intent Related to Gender Violence Myths on Social

Media using Social Construction Theory,” co-authored with Hemant Purohit,

Bonnie Stabile, Aubrey Grant and Rahul Pandey, Poster Presentation at Fourth

Annual International Conference on Computational Social Science,

Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois

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June 2018 “Public Policy and Twitter's Social Constructions of Sexual Assault,” June 2018,

Panel on “Analyzing Complex Social Problems: The Case of Campus Sexual

Assault.” Rhetoric Society of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota

April 2018 “She Lied: Rape Myth Prevalence in Social Media and Social Construction in

Sexual Assault Policy,” Midwest Political Science Association Meeting,

Chicago, Illinois

“Take Back the Tweet: Interactivity and Reach of Anti-Gender Based Violence

Social Media Campaigns,”

Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois

September 2017 “Gender and Policy: A Schar School Initiative,” Brown Bag Lunch Talk, Schar

School of Policy and Government

July 2017 “On User Engagement across Social Media Campaigns to Curb Gender-Based

Violence,” co-authored with Prakruthi Karuna, Hemant Purohit, Bonnie Stabile,

and Angela Hattery

International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural

Modeling & Prediction and Behavior Representation in Modeling and

Simulation, George Washington University, Washington DC

April 2017 “On the Dynamics of Local to Global Campaigns for Curbing Gender-based

Violence”

Biotech and Health Sciences Research Symposium, George Mason University

“The Disappearing Accused: Media Narratives of Campus Sexual Assault”

Biotech and Health Sciences Research Symposium, George Mason University

October 2016 “The Rhetoric of Campus Sexual Assault: Media Constructions of Student

Advocacy and Campus Citizenship,” Heidi Lawrence, Bonnie Stabile and

Lourdes Fernandez. Population, Reproduction and Sexual Health Section,

American Public Health Association Annual Meeting – Winner of Poster

Award*

April 2016 “Rhetorical Analysis of Media Coverage of Campus Sexual Assault: Implications

for Policy,” Panel on “Gendered Institutions”


October 2013 “Advice to Novice Evaluators and Graduate Students: A Discussion with Expert

Evaluators” at the annual conference of the

American Evaluation Association, Washington, DC

Presenter, “A Method to Our Madness: Program Evaluation Teaching

Techniques” at the annual conference of the

American Evaluation Association, Washington, DC

April 2013 Presenter, “The Social Construction of Motherhood and Reproductive Policy”

presented at the annual meeting of

The Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois

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December 2012 “Advancing Technologies at Life's Beginning and End: Policy Implications for

Women's Health and Wellbeing,”

Dupont Summit, Carnegie Institute of Washington, Washington DC

November 2010 “Teaching Evaluation: Critical Concepts for Introductory Evaluation Courses”

presented at the annual conference of the

American Evaluation Association, San Antonio, Texas

October 2009 “Degrees of Efficiency” paper presented, and Convener, panel on “Government

Efficiency as a Public Value: How Schools of Public Affairs and Public

Administration Prepare Students to Lead the Effort for Enhanced Efficiency”

NASPAA Annual Conference, Arlington, Virginia

April 2009 “An Investigation of the Role of Women Legislators in the Establishment of

State Infertility Insurance Laws” presented at the annual meeting of


December 2008 “From Cloning to Stem Cell Research: Looking to the Laboratory of the States"

presented at the Dupont Summit, Carnegie Institute of Washington,

Washington DC

August 2008 “Where are the Clones? An Evolution of Policy Terminology” presented at the

American Political Science Association Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts

October 2007 “Creation Museums and the Politics of Evolution” presented at the Annual

Meeting of the

Association of Politics and the Life Sciences Cincinnati, Ohio

July 2006 “Balancing Morality and Economy: The Case Studies of the Human Cloning

Policy” presented at the annual meeting of

The Southwestern Political Science Association, San Antonio, Texas

July 2006 “Balancing Morality and Economy: Case Studies of the Human Cloning Policy

Process in the States” presented at the Summer Conference of the American

Society for Bioethics and Humanities: Bioethics and Politics

Alden March Bioethics Institute of Albany Medical College

Albany, New York

June 2006 “A Comparison of State Human Cloning Laws: The Role of Focusing Events,

Policy Entrepreneurs and Interest Groups” presented at the Science and

Democracy Network Annual Meeting

Kennedy School of Government

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

April 2006 “The Role of Interest Groups in the Establishment of State Human Cloning Laws”

presented at the annual meeting of


December 2005 “Demographic Profile of States with Human Cloning Laws: Morality Policy

Meets Political Economy” presented at “The International Conference on Social

Science Research,”

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Centre for Policy and Practice, Orlando, Florida

Summer 2005 “National Determinants of Cloning Policy” profiled in Policy Insider, a quarterly

publication of the George Mason School of Public Policy

April 2005 “State Cloning Policies,” presented at “Science and Technology in Society; An

Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference”

American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC

June 2004 “National Determinants of Cloning Policy,” presented at the “Technology,

Management and Policy Consortium Workshop” of the Cambridge-MIT Institute

Peterhouse College, Cambridge, UK

April 2004 “National Determinants of Cloning Policy,” presented at “Science and

Technology in Context; An Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference”


Conference and Symposium Organizing

February 2019 “Can Women Save Democracy? Women Political Leaders in the Time of

Trump and #MeToo,” Gender and Policy (GAP) Panel honoring Martha

Pennino, featuring Rep. Jennifer Wexton, Delegates Filler-Corn, Herring, and

Plum, and Visiting Professor Anne Holton, Schar School of Policy and

Government.

December 2018 “Eradicating Addiction: World Medical & Health Policy Symposium Panel”

Dupont Summit, Washington, DC

September 2018 Third Annual Tolchin Symposium: Dismantling America: Environmental

Implications of the Rush to Deregulate, Schar School of Policy and


October 2017 Second Annual Tolchin Symposium: Clout: Womanpower and Politics

Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University

September 2017 IGNITE Workshop and Panel Discussion on Women in Politics


April 2017 Mitigating Campus Sexual Assault in A Changing Political Climate:

Workshop and Panel Discussion


March 2016, 2018 Women’s Health in Global Perspective


March 2017 Organs for Transplant: Expanding Sources and Ethical Considerations

George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia (with Naoru Koizumi)

October 2016 Tolchin Symposium on Voter Anger (First annual – covered by C-SPAN)

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George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia

September 2016 Social Determinants of Health


April 2010 – 2016 Annual Forum on Drug Policy

Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois

October 2014 – 2017 Summit on Global Food Security and Health

George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia (with Phil Thomas)

November 2012 – 15 Forum on Health, Homelessness and Poverty


2004 - 2005 Member of Student Organizing Committee, “Science and Technology in

Society; An Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference,” funded by the

National Science Foundation, held at the American Association for the

Advancement of Science, and co-sponsored by

George Mason University, The George Washington University and Virginia

Tech

Invited Speaking/Guest Lectures/Presentations

July 2019 LMI Women’s Forum, Graduate Fellows and Interns Distinguished Speaker:

“What Can Policy Do For You?”

Tysons Corner, Virginia

April 2019 “Innovations in Women's Health and Policy,” panelist,

AcademyWomen’s Officer Women Leadership Symposium (OWLS),

Washington, DC.

April 2019 “The Implications of Gender Disparities in Public Service and Related Fields,”

Facilitator, Lunchtime Table Discussion at Career Workshop,

AcademyWomen’s Officer Women Leadership Symposium (OWLS),

Washington, DC

March 2019 “Women’s Leadership in Public Affairs Education,” Course Sampler for

prospective MPP/MPA students at Schar School of Policy and Government.

February 2019 “Women in Public Affairs Education,” guest lecture in Professor Angela

Hattery’s “Gender and Violence in Social Institutions” class (Sociology 395).

October 2015 Campus Dialogue on Sexual Assault, sponsored by School of Conflict Analysis

and Resolution, George Mason University

September 2014 “Navigating the Policy Process” remarks at inaugural meeting of George Mason’s

Roosevelt Institute, September 8th.

August 2014 “Globalization and Food: The Role of Public Policy,” Mason University

Scholars Institute on Globalization and Food, August 19, 2014.

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March 2008 “Stem Cell Research and Human Cloning Policies” presented to a session of

2007 the inaugural seminar for the Science and Society Minor

College of Arts and Sciences, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

April 2005 “Biotechnology Regulation: The Case of State Human Cloning Policies,” lecture

to Doctoral Class PUBP 710 on Regulation and Public Policy

School of Public Policy, George Mason University, Arlington, VA

April 2004 “Biotechnology Regulation: U.S. and International Responses to Human Cloning”

lecture to Doctoral Class PUBP 710 on Regulation and Public Policy


August 2005 Invited speaker on student panel, “Surviving Your First Year,” for incoming

January 2005 Ph.D. student orientation

August 2002 School of Public Policy, George Mason University

Consulting and Advising

July 2016 Taught half day course on Program Evaluation for Chinese Shanghai

Delegation, with translator

October 2015 Taught half day course on Policy Analysis at Department of Health and

Human Services, Office of Adolescent Health

June 2015 Edited and Restructured Report on Food Aid Shipping for GMU team

submission to Hewlett Foundation and Gates Foundation

May 2015 Taught two full-day classes on Program Evaluation and Policy Analysis for

Certified Public Manager Program® (Paul Posner, Director), May 8 and May

29, 2015.

May 2015 Taught one half-day class on Program Evaluation and Policy Analysis in the

Certificate of Attendance program for the National School of Administration

and Magistracy, Republic of Cameroon, May 13, 2015.

October 2013 Taught two half-day classes on Program Evaluation and Policy Analysis at

Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Women’s Health

Press

August 2019 Interviewed on Virginia Public Radio, “Virginia Marks Women's Equality Day,”

by Michael Pope and Mallory Noe-Payne, August 26.

https://www.wvtf.org/post/virginia-marks-womens-equality-day#stream/0

February 2019 Quoted in Bustle article, “Virginia Delegate Kathy Tran Is Getting Death Threats

Over A Late-Term Abortion Bill,” by Monica Hunter-Hart, February 1.

https://www.bustle.com/p/virginia-delegate-kathy-tran-is-getting-death-threats-

over-a-late-term-abortion-bill-15917537

https://www.wvtf.org/post/virginia-marks-womens-equality-day#stream/0

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January 2019 Quoted in Bustle article, “A Virginia Late-Term Abortion Bill Is Under Attack &

Here’s The Context That’s Being Left Out,” by Monica Busch, January 31.

https://www.bustle.com/p/a-virginia-late-term-abortion-bill-is-under-attack-heres-

the-context-thats-being-left-out-15911850

December 2017 Quoted in Vox article, “What did and didn’t make it into the final GOP tax bill,”

by Jen Kirby and Emily Stewart, December 17. https://www.vox.com/policy-

and-politics/2017/12/19/16783634/gop-tax-plan-provisions

December 2017 Interviewed on WJLA ABC 7 for a segment, “Following Women's March and

#MeToo, more women run for office” by Cheryl Conner, December 13.

https://wjla.com/news/local/following-womens-march-and-metoo-more-women-

are-running-for-office

November 2017 Interviewed on Voice of America’s International Edition by Lori Lunden on

Sexual Assault and Harassment and US Congress reaction to Roy Moore,

November 15.

November 2017 Quoted in Vox article “Republicans’ tax bill is sneakily hacking away at abortion

rights” by Tara Golshan, November 6. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-

politics/2017/11/6/16602744/republicans-tax-bill-abortion-rights

October 2016 Quoted in The Hill “Friends honor legacy of groundbreaking political scientist

Susan Tolchin,” by Joe Disipio, October 19. https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-

know/301815-friends-honor-legacy-of-groundbreaking-political-scientist-susan-

tolchin

July 2016 Cited in Florida Times-Union op-ed, “Does Cynicism Undercut Patriotism?” by

Frank Denton, https://www.jacksonville.com/business/columnists/2016-07-

08/story/frank-denton-does-cynicism-undercut-patriotism

Service to the Profession

Editorial Activity

2019 - Editor-in-Chief, World Medical and Health Policy

2011 - 2019 Co-Editor, World Medical and Health Policy

2010 Editorial Board Member, World Medical and Health Policy

2006 - present Manuscript Reviewer for the Social Science Quarterly, Politics and the Life

Sciences, PS: Political Science and Politics, Review of Policy Research, Journal

of Health Politics, Policy and Law, and the World Medical & Health Policy

Professional Roles

https://www.bustle.com/p/a-virginia-late-term-abortion-bill-is-under-attack-heres-the-context-thats-being-left-out-15911850

https://www.bustle.com/p/a-virginia-late-term-abortion-bill-is-under-attack-heres-the-context-thats-being-left-out-15911850

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/11/6/16602744/republicans-tax-bill-abortion-rights

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/11/6/16602744/republicans-tax-bill-abortion-rights

https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/301815-friends-honor-legacy-of-groundbreaking-political-scientist-susan-tolchin



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2012 Member of the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB)

Task Force to improve the reporting of performance information in federal

financial reports

2011 Co-Chair of the Teaching of Evaluation Topical Interest Group of the

American Evaluation Association

Chair, Discussant and Moderator Roles

April 2018 Chair/Presenter, “Meet the Policy Journal Editors,”


April 2017 Chair/Discussant, “Familial and Child Policy and the Impacts for Society” Panel

APPAM Regional Student Conference

April 2016 Discussant, “Health Policy: Mental Illness, Substance Abuse, and

Decriminalization” Panel


Discussant, “Public Health Impacts on Underserved Populations” Panel

APPAM Regional Student Conference

April 2015 Chair, “Policy Frameworks and the Politics of Food” Panel

Discussant, “Women and Politics” Poster Session


Discussant, Advancements in Public Policy, Graduate Student Conference

School of Policy, Government and International Affairs, George Mason

University

December 2013 Chair, “Global Health and its Impact on National Security” Panel,

Dupont Summit, Washington DC

August 2013 Discussant, “Biopolicy” Panel

American Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois

April 2013 Moderator, “Health” Panel, “Science and Technology in Society; An



December 2011 Chair, panels, “The Complexities of Decision-Making at the Intersection of

Science, Technology and Policy,” and “Biosafety Concerns Involving Genetically

Modified Organisms”

Dupont Summit, Carnegie Institute of Washington, Washington DC

November 2011 Chair, panel “A Method to Our Madness: Program Evaluation Teaching

Techniques”

American Evaluation Association, Anaheim, California

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Chair, panel “Elements of Evaluation Training: Developing Evaluator

Competencies and Understanding Values in Evaluation Practice”


Chair, panel “Teaching Program Evaluation for Public Managers”

Discussant, Presidential Strand Think Tank Session on “Values and Ethics:

Challenges in Evaluation Practice” at the annual conference


April 2008 Moderator, “Health” Panel, “Science and Technology in Society; An



April 2007 Moderator, “Women and/in Science” Panel, “Science and Technology in Society;

An Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference”


May 2006 Invited Guest Speaker, Doctoral Student Seminar PUBP 850


July 2005 Panelist, “Ethical and Societal Considerations in Rationing Health

and Medical Care Resources in Space Exploration” at Development and

Operations Workshop, co-sponsored by NASA and the


Professional References

September 2018 External Reviewer for Tenure and Promotion for Dr. Kellee Kirkpatrick of Idaho

State University

August 2018 Professional Reference for Dr. Patricia Stapleton in Tenure Track Assistant

Professor job search

Academic Service

Student Advising

2011-2019 Supervise Doctoral Graduate Research Assistants, Aubrey Grant 2016-2019

2017-2019 Supervise Masters Graduate Research Assistant Caroline Powers (’17-’18),

Katherine Krupenevich (‘18), Caroline Ball (’19), and Ben Zito (’19).

2019 – 2020 Honors Thesis Advisor for Schar Senior Hareem Abdullah

2019 Doctoral Committee Member, Education Student Esther Nolton

2016 - 2018 Doctoral Committee Member, Biodefense Students Chris Brown, Julia Duckett

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April 2016 Doctoral Committee Member, Biodefense Student Patricia Kehn, Doctoral

Dissertation, defended April 13, Trevor Thrall, Chair.

2017 Undergraduate Research Assistant Program (URAP) Advisor for senior Farah

Ehlerazy and freshman Karen Therrien

2016-2018 Committee Member, Biodefense Doctoral Student Admissions

2014-2015 Faculty Advisor, Roosevelt Institute Campus Network, a group of about 50

undergraduates interested in the policy process. (Student leader: Beverly Harp)

2013 - 2014 Committee Member, Philosophy Master’s Thesis for Student William Schaefer

Fall 2010 Independent Study Advisor for Master’s Student Stephanie Perry and Doctoral

Student James Szymalak

Summer 2008 Internship Advisor for Master’s Student Jessica Soto

2007 – present Student References (Acted as reference or authored letters of recommendation

for: Anne Abbott, Sayed Abubaker, Layla Bonnot, Michelle Breckenridge,

Raquel Corrono-Parra, Paul Fengler, Aubrey Grant, Anthony Green, Michael

Horneffer, Shana Hrubes, Ryan Janda, Brian Jones, Patrick Kenney, Safiya

Khalid, Hyun Ju Kim, Ramon Lagtapon, Brandon Ledford, Jing Liu, Carlos Lobo,

Daniel Lynn, Jon Thon Majok, Olive Martin, Jeremiah Mitoko, Anita Nyaga,

Kripa Patwardhan, Jesse Lee Patterson, Caroline Powers, Bledar Puli, Rachel

Schott, Jacqueline Schmitz, Sean Seymour, David Smart, Quincey Smith, Jessica

Soto, Nina Ullom)

Curricular Committee Work

2014-2015 Committee Member, Undergraduate, and Methods, Curriculum Committees

2014 Participated in planning the University Scholar’s Selection Exercise with

Anthony Hoefer, Director of the GMU University Scholar’s Program.

Spring 2009 Developed learning outcomes for PUBP 530 and PUBP 713


Professional Experience

1989 – 1993 Program Coordinator, Executive Programs

Kennedy School of Government

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

1988 Program Analyst, Administrative Services Division.

Federal Home Loan Bank Board, Washington, DC

1986 – 1987 Assistant Installation Coordinator. Managed all community services and support

programs on an Army installation of 2,000 soldiers and family members.

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Contributed to development of a 5 year plan for budgeting and use of facilities.

Acted as liaison to visiting government and military personnel.

United States Army, Amberg, Germany

1983 Summer Intern, Marketing Strategy and Planning.

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston, MA

Memberships

American Political Science Association

American Society for Public Administration

American Evaluation Association

Midwest Political Science Association

Pi Alpha Alpha, National Honor Society for Public Administration

Washington Evaluators

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