CURRICULUM VITAE(7-1-10)

ROGER E. HARTLEY

Department of Political Science and Public AffairsWestern Carolina University

Stillwell Building, 358Cullowhee, NC 28723

828-227-3494520-203-2902 (cell)

E-mail: rehartley@email.wcu.edu

EDUCATION

University of Georgia - Athens, GeorgiaPh.D. in Political Science, 1999Dissertation: Civil Justice Systems and Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Exploratory View Through

a Neo-Institutional Lens Major Professor: Dr. Susette M. Talarico. Fields: Public Law, American Government, Public Policy.

University of Georgia - Athens, Georgia.M.A. in Political Science, 1993Thesis: State Appellate Court Interpretation of Statutory Rape Shield Provisions

Indiana University, School of Public and Environmental Affairs - Bloomington, Indiana.B.S. in Public Affairs, Minor: Economics, 1991.Graduated with Distinction.

ADDITIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION

Training for Members of Arizona Supreme Court Boards, Commissions, and Committees. Arizona Supreme Court. Certification and Licensing Division. December 4, 2006.

Judicial Selection Training for Members of Merit Selection Commissions. Arizona Supreme Court and American Judicature Society. 2006.

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS

Director, Master of Public Affairs Program, Department of Political Science and Public Affairs, Western Carolina University, Graduate Campus, Asheville, North Carolina, Main Campus, Cullowhee, North Carolina. July 2010 to Present.

I serve as primary administrator and policy leader for the MPA program offered at the Western Carolina University. The program is offered on the WCU Graduate Campus in Asheville, North Carolina with some courses on the main campus in Cullowhee and some courses offered online. I manage recruitment of students, curriculum, faculty, scheduling, and cultivation of alumni support. Tasks include working closely with students, promotion and advertising of the program, cultivating employment and internship opportunities, preparation for NASPAA accreditation, and internal and external relations for the program. As a faculty member, I teach in the program and also teach undergraduate courses on the main campus in Cullowhee, North Carolina.

Interim Director of the School of Public Administration and Policy and Associate Dean of the College, Eller College of Management, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. July 2008 – January 2009.

Served as Interim Director And Associate Dean of the School. Managed the crisis of our School’s proposed elimination by the Dean of the Eller College into a merger (with Political Science) as a new School of Government and Public Policy. This included working with the media, mobilization of external constituents, faculty, students, and managing our path through several internal transformation/merger processes. Managed the promotion of Dr. Edella Schlager to Full Professor. Negotiated and managed the 2008 School budget ($1.7 Million). Helped lead the effort to reform our curriculum by moving our MPA program to the evening to serve in-service professionals, moved other courses to evening to capture additional revenue for the department, and managed faculty and staff.

Elected-Member, University of Arizona, Strategic Planning and Budgetary Advisory Committee, 2007-Present.Co-Chaired, Subcommittee on the Budget, 2007-2009. Directed the costing out of the Strategic plan. Provided advice and criteria on the process for university budget cuts to the Provost and President. Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Budget Criteria. Summer 2008. Committee was charged with providing strategic budget criteria to the Provost on how to make short-term cuts to the university. Member, Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on Program Cuts. Committee was created by the Faculty Chair to provide advice on measures and criteria for potential program cuts in fiscal year 2009.

School of Government and Public Policy’s Merger Executive Transition Team. May 2009-Present.The committee was charged with negotiating and implementing the merger between Public Administration and Political science into the new School of Government and Public Policy. As part of this team, I chaired the Promotion and Tenure Committee which drafted and negotiated a new system of Promotion and Tenure, Annual Merit Review, and a system for Faculty Mentoring. I served on a committee that also drafted by-laws for the new School. I also took the lead on creation of a new Alumni Group for the School and worked with the University Alumni Association, University Development, and College staff to do phone outreach to all alums announcing the new school and asking for donations. I worked with College staff to create an alumni database and website for the group.

Principal Representative to the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. School of Public Administration and Policy, University of Arizona. Fall 2008 to Present.Was asked by my Director, Brint Milward, to become the principal representative of our program to NASPAA after preparing our self study for reaccreditation in the 2007-2008 academic year. In the 2008-2009 academic year, I led our reaccreditation effort by submitting our self study report, corresponding with COPRA, responding to COPRAs initial reaccreditation report, by managing and leading our site visit, and by providing the response to the site visit team’s report to COPRA.

TEACHING/RESEARCH POSITIONS

Director, Master of Public Affairs Program, Western Carolina University, Department of Political Science and Public Affairs, Graduate School Campus in Asheville, North Carolina, July 2010 to present.

Associate Professor (with Tenure), Western Carolina University, College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Political Science and Public Affairs, Cullowhee, North Carolina, July 2010 to present.

Director, Rombach Institute, School of Government and Public Policy, University of Arizona, July 2009-Present.

Associate Professor (with Tenure), University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, School of Public Administration and Policy, Tucson, Arizona. 2007-Present.

Interim Director of the School of Public Administration and Policy and Associate Dean of the College, Eller College of Management, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. July 2008 – January 2009.

Assistant Professor (Tenure Track), University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, School of Public Administration and Policy, Tucson, Arizona, 2001-2007.

Assistant Professor of Law, University of Arizona, Rogers College of Law (Adjunct Appointment), 2004-Present.

Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Arizona (Courtesy Appointment), 2003-Present.

Director, Law, Criminal Justice, and Security Program, University of Arizona, 2003 - Present.

Assistant Professor (Tenure Track), Roanoke College, Department of Public Affairs, Salem, Va. 1998-2001.

Adjunct Professor, CUNY-John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Department of Government, New York, NY, 1997-98.

Adjunct Professor, CUNY-Baruch College, Department of Political Science, New York, NY, Spring 1998.

Instructor, University of Georgia, Department of Political Science, 1995 – 1996.

Research Assistant, University of Georgia, Department of Political Science, 1991-1994.

AWARDS AND HONORS

Grants Awarded

Co-Principal Investigator. National Science Foundation, Law and Social Sciences Division, 2005. “A Comparison Study of Batterer Intervention and Restorative Justice Programs for Domestic Violence Offenders.” (w/ Professor Linda Mills of New York University’s School of Social work). $180,000 Total. University of Arizona share $76,843.

Summer Research Grant, Eller College of Management, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008.

Roanoke College Faculty Scholar, 2001-2004. Awarded a course break and $500 dollars research expenses for three years to do research at the college.

Roanoke College Faculty Summer Research Grant, Summer 2000. Awarded $2000 to conduct research on the politics of state court budgeting.

Virginia Federation of Independent Colleges, Summer Scholar Grant, Summer 1999. Authored a grant (with student) to supervise and direct a student on independent research. Awarded a total of $2500 of which $500 was for faculty member.

Copenhaver Foundation Fellow Grant, Spring 1999. Authored a grant for the Department of Public Affairs to bring in Dr. Henry Abraham as a Distinguished Scholar in the Fall of 1999. Awarded $5000.

Pi Sigma Alpha Chapter Activity Grant, Spring 1999. Authored a grant (w/Howard Warshawsky) for the Roanoke College Department of Public Affairs to obtain Dr. Henry Abraham for a public lecture and career dinner. Awarded $600.

Roanoke College Faculty Starter Grant, Summer 1999. Awarded $1200 to collect data for project on State Court Budgeting.

Roanoke College Faculty Summer Research Grant: Summer 1999. Awarded $2000 to conduct research on State Court Budgeting.

National Science Foundation Dissertation Improvement Grant: 1996 - 1997. Law and Social Sciences Section. ”Civil Justice Culture and Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Exploratory View Through A Neo-Institutional Lens.“

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Graduate Fellowship, 1996-1997. Funding for dissertation data collection with no other responsibilities.

Hayek Fund, Institute for Humane Studies, Fairfax, Virginia. 1994. Conference Travel Grant to Present Paper.

Teaching Awards

Recipient, 2010 Theodore H. Koff Outstanding Teacher Award, School of Public Administration and Policy.

Recipient, 2009 Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Commitment and Contribution to the Students and the Betterment of the Eller College of Management, Eller College Student Council, University of Arizona.

Recipient, 2007 Outstanding Mentor of Graduate/Professional Students, University of Arizona Graduate and Professional Student Council.

Recipient, 2007 Outstanding Faculty Member, Mortar Board Senior Honor Society, University of Arizona Chapter.

Recipient, 2006 Outstanding Faculty Leader Award, All Campus Awards, Center for Student Involvement and Leadership.

Recipient, 2006 Theodore H. Koff Outstanding Teacher Award, School of Public Administration and Policy.

Recipient, 2005 Deans Award for Teaching Excellence, Eller College of Management.

Recipient, 2005 Theodore H. Koff Outstanding Teacher Award, School of Public Administration and Policy.

Recipient, 2004 Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Commitment and Contribution to the Students and the Betterment of the Eller College of Business and Public Administration, Eller College Student Council, University of Arizona.

Recipient, 2003 Don Wells Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award, Eller College of Business and Public Administration, University of Arizona. (Nominated in 2005)

Recipient, APSA Distinguished Teaching Recognition, 2003, 2005, 2006.

Recipient, University of Georgia Outstanding Graduate Assistant Teacher. 1994-1995 Academic Year.

Research Awards

Roanoke College Faculty Scholar, 2001. Award is recognition of outstanding research activity. Provides a course break and research travel money stipend for three years.

Other Awards and Honors

Who's Who in America, 2001, 2002, 2003.

Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary, Inducted into the Roanoke College Chapter, 2001.

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) Alternative Dispute Resolution in Civil Justice Systems. New York: LFB Scholarly Press. Series in American Legal Institutions edited by Professor Eric Rise of University of Delaware.

Refereed Journal Articles

Salmon A. Shomade and Roger E. Hartley. “Exploring the Application of Network Analysis to the Study of Trial Courts. Forthcoming at Justice System Journal in 2010.

Roger E. Hartley. (2009) “Putting Yourself in Their Shoes: The Analysis of Real-World Disputes through Group Field Projects. Journal of Public Affairs Education 15 (Fall): 535-549.

Quintin Cushner, Roger E. Hartley, and Darryl Parker. (2009) “Spreading the News: Communicating with the Media During High Profile Trials.” Judicature 93(September-October): 52-61, 82.

Michael Polakowski, Roger E. Hartley, and Leigh Bates. (2008) "Getting Treated" in Juvenile Drug Court: What Does Success Mean?" Special Thematic Issue on Specialty Courts. Criminal Justice Review 33 (Summer): 379-404.

Roger E. Hartley and Kevin Bates. (2006) “Meeting the Challenge of Educating Court Managers.” Judicature 90 (September-October): 81-88.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. (2004) "Sustaining Drug Courts in Arizona and South Carolina: An Experience in Hodgepodge Budgeting." Justice System Journal 25 (1): 75-86.

Roger E. Hartley and James W. Douglas. (2003) "Budgeting for State Courts: The Perceptions of Key Officials Regarding the Determinants of Budget Success." Justice System Journal 24 (3): 251-263.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. (2003) "The Politics of Court Budgeting in the States: Is Judicial Independence Threatened?" Public Administration Review 63 (July/August): 441-454.

Roger E. Hartley and Lisa M. Holmes. (2002) "The Increasing Senate Scrutiny of Lower Federal Court Nominees." Political Science Quarterly 117 (Summer): 259-278. Article in Media. Cited and discussed by Gary J. Andes in "Op-ed: A Road Less Traveled." Washington Times, December 12, 2002.

Roger E. Hartley and Randy Phillips. (2001) “Who Graduates from Drug Courts? Correlates of Client Success.” American Journal of Criminal Justice 26: 107-120.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. (2001) "Judicial Independence and State Court Budget Strategies: Clues from Oklahoma and Virginia." Administration and Society 33: 54-78.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. (2001) "State Court Strategies and Politics During the Appropriations Process." Public Budgeting and Finance 21: 35-57.

Roger E. Hartley. (2001) "Senate Delay of Minority Nominees to the Federal Judiciary: A Look at Race, Gender, and Experience." Judicature 84: 190-197. Article in Media. Cited and Discussed by Reynolds Holding, San Francisco Chronicle, in "Holding Court: Lets Focus on Bar, Not Bush." April 15, 2001. Article in Media. Cited and Discussed by Jane Norman, The Des Moines Register, in "Both Parties Slow to Confirm Women." March 11, 2001. Article in Media. Radio Interview & Q and A, by Jim Horne in a story about Delay in Judicial Nominations on his nationally syndicated radio show, "About the Law". October 2000.

Susan Haire, Stefanie A. Lindquist, and Roger E. Hartley. (1999) “Attorney Expertise, Litigant Success, and Judicial Decision Making in the United States Courts of Appeals” Law and Society Review 33: 667-686.

Roger E. Hartley and Lisa M. Holmes. (1997) “The Increasing Scrutiny of Lower Federal Court Nominees in Senate Confirmations.” Judicature 80: 274-278. Article in Media, by Neil A. Lewis (NY Times) in the story, Republicans Begin Clearing Backlog of Nominees, October 25, 1997. Story ran in The New York Times and other wire service subscribers.

Other Articles

Roger E. Hartley (2008) “Introductory Essay for the Special Thematic Issue on Specialty Courts.” Criminal Justice Review 33 (Summer).

G. Jack Chin, Roger E. Hartley, Kevin Bates, Ron Nichols, Ira Shifflet, and Salmon Shomade. (2006) “Still on the Books: Jim Crow and Segregation Laws Fifty Years After Brown v. Board of Education.” Michigan State Law Review (Summer): 457-476.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. (2004) “Making the Case for Funding: The Important Role of Lobbying.” The Judges Journal. (Summer): 35-37. An invited submission to a special issue.

Roger E. Hartley. (2003) "State Budget Politics and Judicial Independence: An Emerging Crisis for the Courts and A Time to Emerge as a Political Branch." The Court Manager 18 (4): 16-23.

Roger E. Hartley and Susette M. Talarico. (1993) "A Profile of State Appellate Court Decision Making: Rape Shields and Conviction Appeals." State Constitutional Commentaries and Notes 4: 1-15.

Book Chapters

Research Reports

Contributing Author, Jim Crow Study Group. (2004) Still on the Books: Jim Crow and Segregation Law Fifty Years After Brown v. Board of Education. Tucson, AZ: Law, Criminal Justice, and Security Group, University of Arizona.

Encyclopedia Articles

Roger E. Hartley. "Romania." In World Education Encyclopedia. Gale Group Publishers, Forthcoming 2002.

Roger E. Hartley. "Virginia." (2002) Invited, In Legal Systems of the World Encyclopedia, edited by Herbert Kritzer. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO: 1761.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) "Pro Se Cases." In Legal Systems of the World Encyclopedia, edited by Herbert Kritzer. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO: 1327.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) Invited, "Arbitration and Mediation." In Oxford Companion to American Law, edited by Kermit L. Hall. New York: Oxford University Press: 34 -35.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) Invited, "Adversarial Justice." Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment. David Levinson, ed. Thousand Oaks, California: Sage: 5-8.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) "Bolling versus Sharpe." Encyclopedia of American Law. David Schultz, ed. New York: Facts on File.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) "Separate, but Equal." Encyclopedia of American Law. David Schultz, ed. New York: Facts on File.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) "Capital Punishment." Encyclopedia of American Law. David Schultz, ed. New York: Facts on File.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) "Solicitor General." Encyclopedia of American Law. David Schultz, ed. New York: Facts on File.

Book Reviews

Roger E. Hartley. (2009) Invited Book Review, Brian Ostrom, Charles W. Ostrom, Jr., Roger A. Hanson, and Matthew Kleiman. Trial Courts as Organizations. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press, 2007. Judicature 93/1: 28-31.

Roger E. Hartley. (2003) Invited Book Review, James L. Nolan’s, Reinventing Justice: The American Drug Court Movement. Princeton: University of Princeton Press, 2001. Justice System Journal 24/2: 230-236.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) Invited Book Review, Stephen B. Burbank and Barry Friedman's, Judicial Independence at the Crossroads: An Interdisciplinary Approach. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2002. Law and Courts Book Review 12: 1-6.

Roger E. Hartley. (2002) Invited Book Review, Robert A. Kagan and Lee Axelrad. Regulatory Encounters: Multinational Corporations and American Adversarial Legalism. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2000.  Law and Politics Book Review 12: 164-168.

WORKS UNDER REVIEW AND IN PROGRESS

Lisa M. Holmes, Salmon A. Shomade, and Roger E. Hartley. “The Confirmation Obstacle Course: Signaling Opposition Through Delay.” Working Paper to be submitted to Social Sciences Quarterly in summer 2010.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. “Hodgepodge vs. Incremental Budgeting: How Funding Structure Affects the Viability of Drug Courts in Four States.” Under Review at Public Budgeting and Finance, summer 2010.

Roger E. Hartley and James W. Douglas. "The Origins and Institutionalization of Drug Courts in the States: Funding Sources and Isomorphic Forces in a Comparative Context." Under Review at Public Administration Review in 2010.

Jon Gould, Roger Hartley, Jim Oleson, William Raftery, Linda Merola. “Overwhelming Evidence: Challenges and Opportunities for Evidence-Based Management in the Courts.” Under Review at Administration and Society in summer 2010.

Colleen F. Cox and Roger E. Hartley. “Interest Group Reactions on Behalf of Judicial Independence: The Contours of a Political Movement.” Working Paper.

Roger E. Hartley. "Courts as Common Pool Resources: Court Reform as a Response to the Tragedy of the Commons.” Working Paper.

COURSES TAUGHT

American Politics

Introduction to American Government (1994-2001)

Law/Court Related Courses

PA/LAW 577: Judicial Administration and Reform (Spring 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010)PA 344: Law and Public Policy (Fall 2004; Fall 2005; Fall 2006; Spring 2008; 2009; 2010)

PA 336: Court Administration and Management (Spring 2002; Spring 2003; Spring 2004; Spring 2005)PA 507: Negotiation (Spring 2002; Spring 2003; Spring 2005; Spring 2007: Spring 2009)Civil Liberties (Fall 1998; Fall 2000)Constitutional Law: Powers and Rights (Fall 1999)Law and Society (Spring 1999; Spring 2001)

Methods

MAP 552: Statistical Decision Making (Fall 2001; Fall 2002; Fall 2003, Fall 2004, Fall 2005; Fall 2006)- MPA CourseResearch Methods in Political Science (Spring 1996)Social Science Research Design (Spring 1995; Fall 2000; Spring 2001)Criminal Justice Research Methods (Fall 1998; 1999)

Criminal JusticePA 344: Legal Aspects of Criminal Justice (Fall 2002; Fall 2003)Seminar in Criminal Justice: Topic: Alternative Dispute Resolution (Fall 98/Spring 99/Fall 99; Spring 2000; Spring 2001)Criminal Justice Administration (Discussion Leader—Fall 1995)Criminal Justice Policy (Spring 1999; Spring 2000)

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

“Conflict Management and Negotiations.” Arizona Healthcare Leadership Academy. A Partnership with the Arizona Nurses Association, and Arizona Healthcare Association. Yearly sessions around the state in Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott, and Sierra Vista. 2004- Pres.

“Negotiation and Conflict Management: Two Visions of How to Negotiate and Deal with Conflict Effectively.” Annual Meeting of the National Purchasing Institute. Executive Education Session. Scottsdale, Arizona, September 14, 2009.

“Confliction Management and Negotiations.” Southwest Leadership Program. The Eller College of Management. The Lodge at Ventana Canyon, September 29, 2005.

“Educating, Attracting, and Retaining the Court Manager of the 21st Century.” National Association for Court Management. Taught two sessions of this training program with Maureen Conner of Michigan State University. San Francisco, July 12, 2005.

“The Art of Negotiation.” 2004 Government Finance Officers Association of Arizona Summer Training Program. August 19, 2004. Ventana Canyon Resort, Tucson, Arizona.

CONFERENCE PAPERS

Roger E. Hartley, “Intergovernmental Relations and Courts.” Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Atlanta, Georgia, January 7, 2010.

Roger E. Hartley, “Intergovernmental Relations and Courts: How Does an Independent Branch Play Politics?” Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Denver, Colorado, May 2009.

Roger E. Hartley, “Putting Yourselves in Their Shoes: The Analysis of Real-World Disputes through Group Field Projects.” Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Montreal, Canada, May 2008.

Roger. E. Hartley, Lisa M. Holmes and Salmon A. Shomade. “All the President’s Men (and Women): Explaining Confirmation Politics over Time.” Paper presented at the 2006 American Political Science Association Meetings, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 1st, 2006.

Amil, Candice, Chiara Durando, Brian Starr, and Roger E. Hartley. “Complaints Against Nurses, Accountants, and Attorneys: An Examination of Due Process in Arizona, Colorado, and Alberta, Canada.” Paper Presented at the 2005 Annual Meeting of the Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, Tempe, Arizona, September 16, 2005.

Salmon A. Shomade and Roger E. Hartley. “Exploring the Application of Network Analysis to the Study of Trial Courts.” Paper Presented at the 2005 Meetings of the Law and Society Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, June 5, 2005.

James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. “Hodgepodge Budgeting.” Paper Presented at the 2004 Meetings of the Association for Budget and Financial Managers Conference, Chicago, Illinois, October 7th.

Colleen F. Cox and Roger E. Hartley. “Interest Group Reactions on Behalf of Judicial Independence: The Contours of a Political Movement.” Paper presented at the 2004 Annual Meetings of the Law and Society Association in Chicago, Illinois, May 27-30.

Roger E. Hartley and James W. Douglas. "The Origins and Institutionalization of Drug Courts in the States: Funding Sources and Isomorphic Forces in a Comparative Context." Paper accepted for presentation at the 2003 Annual Meetings of the American Political Science Association in Philadelphia, PA.

Roger E. Hartley, Allison Fish, and Connie Beck. "Regulation as an Instrument of Cooptation: An Examination of Court-Annexed Mediation in the States." Paper presented at the 2003 Meetings of the Law and Society Association in Pittsburgh, PA.

“Starting Up and Sustaining Drug Courts: Insights from Arizona and South Carolina.” Paper Presented at the 2002 Meetings of the American Political Science Association, Boston, August 30, 2002. With James Douglas.

“Courts as Common Property Resources: Court Reform as a Response to the Tragedy of the Commons.” Paper Presented at the 2002 Meetings of the Law and Society Association and Canadian Law and Society Association, Joint Meetings, Vancouver, Canada, May 29-June 2, 2002.

"Judicial Independence and Budget Politics: Are Court Budgets Threatened?" Roger Hartley and James Douglas. Paper Presented at 2001 Meetings of the Southern Political Science Association Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia.

"The Emperor Wears No Clothes: The Increasing Politicization of the American Judiciary." Paper Presented at the 2000 Meetings of the Virginia Political Science Association, Salem, Virginia, December 2nd, 2000.

"Advise and Consent or Political Gridlock: Examining the Senate's Informational Role and the Senate's Ability to Predict Judicial Performance." Lisa M. Holmes and Roger E. Hartley. Paper Presented at the 2000 Meetings of the Southern Political Science Association Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia, November 9th, 2000.

"The Politics of Court Budgeting in the States: Is Judicial Independence Threatened? James Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. Paper Presented at the Association for Budget and Financial Managers Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, October 7, 2000.

"Viewing Civil Justice and Mediation Through A Neo-Institutional Lens." Roger E. Hartley. Paper Presented at the Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Miami, Florida, May 28, 2000.

"State Court Strategies and Politics During the Appropriations Process." James W. Douglas and Roger E. Hartley. Paper Presented at the ABFM Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., October 7, 1999.

“Identifying Agents for the Judicial Bureaucracy: Clues from the Appointment Process.” Lisa M. Holmes, Susan Haire, and Roger E. Hartley. Paper Presented at the Southern Political Science Association Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia, October 28th, 1998.

“Conflict in the Selection of Lower Federal Court Judges.” Lisa M. Holmes and Roger E. Hartley. Paper Presented at the American Political Science Association Meetings, Boston, Massachucetts. September 1998.

”Litigant Resources and Legal Expertise in Federal and State Appellate Courts.“ Susan B. Haire, Stefanie Lindquist, and Roger E. Hartley. Presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, Chicago, Illinois. Spring,. 1997.

”The Selection of Lower Federal Judges: An Analysis of Contention in the Process.“ Lisa M. Holmes and Roger E. Hartley. Southern Political Science Association Meetings. Atlanta, Georgia. November, 1996.

” An Analysis of Tort Litigation in Georgia.“ Thomas A. Eaton, Richard E. Dunn, Roger E. Hartley, and Susette M. Talarico. American Political Science Association Meetings. San Francisco, California. August, 1996.

"Tort Litigation in Georgia: A Descriptive Profile and Preliminary Analysis." Susette M. Talarico, Thomas A. Eaton, Richard E. Dunn, and Roger E. Hartley. Southern Political Science Association Meetings. Tampa, Florida. November, 1995.

"An Analysis of Racial Challenges to Redistricting." Roger E. Hartley and Paige Newman-Hager. American Political Science Association Meetings. Chicago, Illinois. September 1, 1995.

"State Appellate Court Decision Making and Public Policy: An Analysis of Criminal Rape Convictions." Richard E. Dunn, Roger E. Hartley, and Susette M. Talarico. Southern Political Science Association Meetings. Atlanta, Georgia. November, 1994.

"A Preliminary Analysis of State Appellate Court Decision Making: Rape Shields and Conviction Appeals." Roger E. Hartley and Susette M. Talarico. American Political Science Association Meetings. Washington, D.C. September, 1993

OTHER CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION

Panelist and Convener, “Managing PA Programs through Crisis, Mergers, and New Budget Realities.” Annual Meeting of the National Association for Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, Washington, DC, October 2009.

Panelist and Convener, “The Role of Public Law and the Judiciary in PA Programs.” Annual Meeting of the National Association for Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, Washington, DC, October 2009.

Discussant, “Alternatives to Formal Litigation.” Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Denver, Colorado, May 2009.

Panel Chair, “Decision Making on State Courts.” Annual Meetings of the American Political Science Association, Boston, MA, September 2008.

Panel Member, “Roundtable: The Present and Future of Trial Court Research.” Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Montreal, Canada, May 2008.

Panel Chair, “Transforming the Courts.” American Society for Public Administration, Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, March 2008.

Attended, National Associate for Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, Seattle, Washington, October 2007.

Panel Member, “Roundtable: The Role of State and Local Courts in American Political Development.” American Political Science Association Meetings, Chicago, Illinois, September 1, 2007.

Discussant, “State Judicial Selection.” Southern Political Science Association Meetings, New Orleans, Louisiana, January 2006.

Panel Chair and Discussant, “The Administration of Justice in the United States.” Southwestern Political Science Association Meetings, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 25, 2005.

Award Presenter, “Corwin Award-Best Dissertation in Public Law,” American Political Science Association Meetings, September 2, 2004.

Reporter and Host, “Resources, Budget, and Finance – Basic” and Host, “Purposes and Responsibilities of Courts- Basic.” National Association for Court Management. Nineteenth Annual Conference. Balancing Justice and Efficiency in Hard Times. Grapevine, Texas, July 11-15, 2004.

Organized Panel and Service as Chair, "Author Meets Readers: Pragmatism and Law: From Philosophy to Dispute Resolution by Michal Alberstein." Law and Society Association Meetings, Pittsburgh, PA, June 2003.

Award Presenter, "Teaching and Mentoring Award," Law and Courts Section. American Political Science Association Meetings, Boston, Mass., August 30th, 2002.

Panel Chair and Discussant, “Workplace and Worldplace: Sites and Sensibilities in ADR.” Law and Society Association and Canadian Law and Society Association, Joint Meetings, Vancouver, Canada, 2002.

Discussant, "Politics of Judicial Selection." Annual Meetings of the American Political Science Association, San Francisco, 2001.

Invited Participant, 2001 Conference on Judicial Federalism and the Courts. University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. February 23-24, 2001.

Panel Chair, "Citizens, Groups, and Courts: Opportunities for Influence," Annual Meetings of the American Political Science Association, August 31, 2000.

Panel Member, “Authors Meet Critics: The Choices Justices Make,” Southern Political Science Association Meetings, Savannah, Georgia, November 3-7, 1999.

Discussant, Panel on Judicial Deference to Administrative Agencies, American Political Science Association Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia, September 5, 1999.

Discussant, Panel on Criminal Justice Policy, Southern Political Science Association Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia, October 29th, 1998.

Invited Discussant, Colloquium, “Liberty, Law, and Social Order.” Liberty Fund, Inc. Stanford Arms Hotel, Menlo Park, California. October 29-31, 1993.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

University of Arizona

Elected-Member, University of Arizona, Strategic Planning and Budgetary Advisory Committee, 2007-2010.

Co-Chair, Subcommittee on the Budget, 2007-2009. Directed Costing out of the Strategic plan. Provided advice and criteria on the process for university budget cuts to the Provost and President.

Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Budget Criteria. Summer 2008. Committee was charged with providing strategic budget criteria to the Provost on how to make short-term cuts to the university.

Member, Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on Program Cuts. Committee was created by the Faculty Chair to provide advice on how measures and criteria for potential program cuts in fiscal year 2009.

Member, Faculty Senate Budgetary Advisory Committee, 2008-2009.

Developed and Approved Criteria for Judging Majors, Programs, and Departments for budget cuts. Summer 2008.

Developed Process for Assessing Programs proposed for elimination due to budget cuts, Spring 2009.

Assessed and Recommended Majors, Programs, Departments for elimination due to budget cuts, Spring 2009.

Appointed-Faculty Member, Steering Committee, University of Arizona 2008 Comprehensive Campus Plan. December 2008 – 2009.

Appointed- Faculty Member, 403b Selection Committee. 2008. The Committee is made up of HR and Faculty representatives of each of the three state universities. The committee worked with ABOR to help oversee the RFP process for new 403b Retirement fund providers. Met at ABOR and helped select companies. Served as campus faculty contract for questions and concerns about the implementation of new retirement companies.

Appointed-Member, University of Arizona Pre-Law Advisory Council, 2007-Present.Panelist, Fulbright Memorial Scholarship Selection Committee, University of Arizona Honors College, 2004, 2006.Panelist, Truman Memorial Scholarship Selection Committee, University of Arizona Honors College, 2003-2005, 2008.Panelist, Marshall Memorial Scholarship Selection Committee, University of Arizona Honors College, 2006.Faculty Advisor, University of Arizona Club Soccer Team, 2002-2003.

Eller College

Appointed-Member, Eller College Student Development Advisory Committee, 2007.Appointed-Member, Eller College Honors Program Faculty Fellow, 2006-Present.Appointed-Member, Eller College Advisory Committee (CAC), 2004-2008. Appointed-Member, Eller College Employee Recognition Committee, University of Arizona, 2002.

School of Public Administration and Policy

Chair, School of Government and Public Policy’s MPA Committee, Fall 2009- 2010.

Member, School of Government and Public Policy’s Executive Committee, Fall 2009-2010.

Member, School of Government and Public Policy’s Merger Executive Transition Team. May 2009-December 2009.

The transition team is composed of 3 faculty members from each of the School of Public Administration and Policy and the Political Science Department as well as the School’s Director and Associate Director.

The team coordinates sub-committees related to rule and governance, tenure and promotion, annual reviews, undergraduate and graduate curricula.

The team is charged with creating a vision for the new school and making policy to set forth its impact on teaching, research, and service in the public and non-profit sectors.

The team approves all recommendations made by subcommittees and provides a system for faculty comment.

Chair, Transition Committee on Promotion, Tenure, and Faculty Evaluation. June 2009 – September 2009.

Led the committee toward the formation of a new set of promotion, tenure, and faculty evaluation for the new School of Government and Public Policy, a merger of political science and public administration.

Crafted formal recommendations on the grandfathering of faculty into existing system while the new system starts working.

Crafted formal recommendation for a new tenure system based on “deference to subfield with an emphasis on external letters and mentoring.”

Crafted rules for a new system of yearly faculty evaluation. Crafted policies for annual merit review and mentoring. Presented and negotiated the final draft which was approved September 21, 2009.

Member, Transition Committee on By-Laws. June 2009 to September 2009.

Committee is charged with re-writing by-laws for faculty governance. A merger of political science by-laws and public administration by-laws.

Principal Representative to NASPAA, 2008 to Present.NASPAA Re-accreditation Coordinator, 2008-2009. Managed re-accreditation tasks and site visit.NASPAA Re-accreditation Self Study Report, 2007-2008.SPAP Planning Retreat Facilitator, 2007, 2008.Appointed-Member, Departmental Personnel Committee, 2007-2008.Chapter Advisor, Pi Alpha Alpha Honorary in Public Administration, 2001-2008.Appointed-Member, Departmental Graduate Committee, 2004-2005; 2006-2007. Spring 2009.Appointed-Member, Departmental Ad Hoc Committee on Teaching and Research Loads, 2004-2005.Appointed-Member, Departmental Committee on Undergraduate Studies, University of Arizona, 2001-2004.Advisor, Criminal Justice Association, University of Arizona, 2001- 2006.

Roanoke College

Advisor, Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, Roanoke College, 2000-2001.Campus Director, Truman Memorial Scholarship Competition, Roanoke College, 1999-2001.Member, Search Committee for the Dean of the College, Roanoke College, Spring 2001.Member, Scholarship Committee, Roanoke College, 1999-2001.Elder Scholar Program, Roanoke College, 1999, 2000.Member, International Cluster, Roanoke College, 1999.Member, Ad Hoc Committee to Pursue Diversity Grant, Fall 1999.Lead Instructor, Roanoke College Co-Curricular Learning Program, 1999-2000.Frequent Admissions work in Recruiting Students.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Committees

Appointed Member, Special Commission on the State of Public Law in Political Science. Law and Courts Section, American Political Science Association. I was one of committee of 5 scholars charged with doing a study of the state of public law and judicial politics scholars in political science, public administration, and government programs in the United States. Findings were reported to the Section Executive Committee for policy change and recommendations.

Appointed Member, Marketing Committee, National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, January 2010 to Present.

-Subcommittee on Enhanced International Marketing, Spring 2010- Present.-Subcommittee on NASPAA Toolkit Enhancements, Spring 2010 – Present.

Site Visit Team Member for Accreditation, National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, Visited and Reported to COPRA on the School of Government at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. March 21-23, 2010.

Elected Member (2 year Term), Executive Committee of the Public Administration Section of the American Political Science Association, 2006-2008.

Appointed Member, APSA Teaching and Mentoring Award Committee, 2008-2009.

Appointed Member, APSA Committee to Select the Best Paper in the Field of Public Administration, Summer 2006.

Appointed Member, Law and Courts Graduate Student Travel Award Sub-Committee, 2004 – Present. A travel funding award for graduate students to attend the Annual Meetings of the American Political Science Association Meetings. Began with service on an ad hoc committee to create the award and procedures for its implementation. Extended into selecting the first award winners for 2005.

Selected and Named, Panel Selection Chair for Judicial Politics, 2005 Southwestern Political Science Association Meetings. Preparation in spring 2004, actual selection and formation of panels in Fall 2004, attendance at the conference in Spring 2005.

Appointed Member, Membership Committee, National Association for Court Management, 2004-Present.

Elected Member (2 year term), Executive Committee of the Law and Courts Section of the American Political Science Association, 2003-2005. Slate approved at the section's meeting at the American Political Science Association Meetings in Philadelphia.

Appointed Member (1 year term), Selection Committee for the 2003-2004 Edward S. Corwin Dissertation Award (Public Law). American Political Science Association, 2003-2004.

Appointed Committee Chair, Teaching and Mentoring Committee, Law and Courts Section, Spring 2002-Pres. Led the committee in the selection of the first section award for Teaching and Mentoring. Award Recipient: Dr. Elliot Slotnick of Ohio State University.

Re-appointed Member, Teaching and Mentoring Committee, Fall 2001-2002, Law and Courts Section of the American Political Science Association. Charged with adopting a mentoring program for the section and to select the first ABA Award for Excellence in Teaching for our section.

Appointed Member, Committee to Establish the Teaching and Mentoring Award, Summer 2001, Law and Courts Section of the American Political Science Association. Charged with creating a section award for teaching as well as a plan to increase mentoring.

Manuscript and Grant Proposal Reviewer

American Journal of Criminal Justice, 2003American Journal of Political Science, 1999 American Politics Quarterly, 2001American Review of Politics, 2007 Criminal Justice Review, 2007Jossey-Bass/Wiley, 2010 (Book Proposal by Raines on Conflict Management)Journal of Politics, 2008, 2009, 2010Journal of Public Affairs Education, 2009Judicature, 2009Justice System Journal, 2000; 2001; 2003; 2004

Law and Social Inquiry, 2007Law and Society Review, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007Legislative Studies Quarterly, 2010Mellon Press, 2009 (Book on ADR by Elizabeth Gordon).National Center for State Courts, 2003National Science Foundation Proposal Reviewer, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2009 (2)Political Research Quarterly, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 (2), 2010(2)Public Administration Review, 2010Prentice Hall, 2000 (Criminal Courts Textbook by Champion and Rabe)Roxbury Press, 1999 (Law and Society Textbook by David Friedrichs)Southwest Journal of Criminal Justice, 2010State Politics and Policy Quarterly, 2008State University of New York Press, 2003 (Ward and Castillo)Temple University Press, 2009 (Book by Ostrom and Hanson)University of British Columbia Law Review, 2000

PUBLIC SERVICE

National

Appointed Member, Justice at Stake Merit Selection Strategic Planning Committee, March 2010-Present. Effort led by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor to plan efforts to adopt Merit Selection for judges in the American states. Partnership with American Judicature Society, Justice at Stake, American Bar Association, and others.

Member, Subcommittee on Advancing Merit Selection in New States. Helped craft a strategic planning document to identify new states to target and strategies to lobby for and implement merit selection.

Appointed Councilmember, Research Advisory Council, National Center for State Courts, December 2005- Present. Invited to serve on the research advisory commission with other academics, judges, and court administrators. Our role is to help guide the direction of research services and quality by the National Center.

Advisory Committee Member, Elmo B. Hunter Citizens Center for Judicial Selection, October 2009- Present. Advises the Center on policy matters, research, and outreach efforts related to judicial selection and judicial independence issues.

Invited Testimony, American Bar Association's Commission on the 21st Century Judiciary, Asked to testify on "How Court Administration and Judicial Independence are Threatened by State Court Budgets." At Portland State University, Portland, Oregon, November 1, 2002.

State of California

Invited Testimony, Judicial Services Advisory Committee, Judicial Council of California, March 16-17, 2005. Was invited to participate on the committee in order to lend my research expertise on judicial independence and budget politics to some legislative issues that concern the California judiciary.

State of Arizona

Appointed by the Governor (Confirmed by the State Senate), to the Commission on Trial Court Appointments, Pima County. 2007- 2010. Was nominated by Pima County Supervisor Richard Elias to the Governor to serve the remainder of a 4 year term on the Commission. This Merit Selection Commission screens, provides due diligence of references, interviews, and nominates potential appointments to the Governor’s Office of candidates for the position of Pima County Superior Court Judge. Involved in the selection Pima County Superior Court Judges Sarah Simmons, Gustavo Aragon, Javier Chon Lopez, Richard Gordon, and sitting for two openings in 2010.

Appointed Public Member, Court Leadership Institute of Arizona, July 2008- 2010. Appointed by the Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court. The Institute designs and promotes executive leadership curricula for the field of court management.

Appointed Public Member, Judicial Performance Review Team, June-July 2008. Teams of three (a judge, an attorney, and a public member) review the performance evaluations of Merit selected judges in Arizona. The team meets with the individual judge and assesses their performance and assigns work for improvement if necessary. Judge.

Appointed Public Member, Judicial Performance Review Team, June-July 2007. Teams of three (a judge, an attorney, and a public member) review the performance evaluations of Merit selected judges in Arizona. The team meets with the individual judge and assesses their performance and assigns work for improvement if necessary. Appellate Judge Pelander.

Elected, Vice-Chair, Arizona Supreme Court’s Board of Legal Document Preparers (See Below), 1 Year 2006-2007 Term.

Appointed Public Member, Judicial Performance Review Team, May-June 2006. Teams of three (a judge, an attorney, and a public member) review the performance evaluations of Merit selected judges in Arizona. The team meets with the individual judge and assesses their performance and assigns work for improvement if necessary. Appellate Judges Eckerstrom and Brammer.

Re-Appointed Member by the Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court (3 year Term 2004-2007), Arizona Supreme Court’s Board of Legal Document Preparers. The Board is charged with certifying, testing, and disciplining legal document preparers with the state of Arizona. The Board also recommends policy to the Arizona Supreme Court and sets policy related to the implementation of the program. Served on Subcommittee to Draft Ethics Provisions for Board Members (2005) and Subcommittee to Draft a Policy Response to Petition by the State Bar Association (2005).

Appointed Member by the Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court (1 year Term 2003-2004), Arizona Board of Legal Document Preparers. The Board is charged with implementing a program for certifying and disciplining legal document preparers with the state of Arizona. The Board also recommends policy to the Arizona Supreme Court. Served on a variety of ad-hoc subcommittees that investigated applicants.

City of Tucson

Appointed Public Member, Tucson Crime Lab Oversight Commission. May 2006-Present. The commission was appointed on an ad hoc basis to provide oversight of problems and issues facing the ethical collection and analysis of evidence. The commission includes members of law enforcement, prosecution, City of Tucson Staff, and public members.

Research Advisory Committee Member, City of Tucson Police Department. Fall 2006- 2009. The committee provides academic advisement to a grant funded, double-blind, experimental study of police line-up procedures.

Council Member, Tucson Police Department, Education Steering Committee, Fall 2005-2008.

Appointed Member by Tucson City Councilmember Fred Ronstadt, The Citizens Advisory Committee Regarding the City Manager Recruitment Process. November 8, 2004. The Commission continued in 2005 through efforts of City Manager Mike Hein for advice on policy matters affecting the City of Tucson.

Non-Profit and Private Sector Service

Volunteer for Tucson Norteno Festival, 2003.United Way Day of Caring Volunteer, University of Arizona, Fall 2001.Elected Secretary, Board of Directors, Conflict Resolution Center, Inc., Roanoke, Virginia, 2000-2001 Term.

Member, Board of Directors, Conflict Resolution Center, Inc., Roanoke, Virginia, 1999 – 2001.Chair, Higher Education Committee, Conflict Resolution Center, Inc., Roanoke, Virginia, 1999.Member, Executive Director Search Committee, Conflict Resolution Center, Inc., Roanoke, Virginia, 1999.

CONTRACT RESEARCH

Consultant, Arizona Bar Association. Fall 2006-2007. Provided advice in the design of a survey of the Arizona Bar membership on services provided by their Tucson office.

Research Assistant, University of Georgia Faculty Research Grant (w/ Dr. Susan Haire): Coded data from cases on appellate court product liability litigation for projects on litigation experience and resources.

Research Associate, Georgia Civil Justice Foundation Public Service and Research Grants (UGA School of Law). (w/ Dr. Susette Talarico, Prof. Thomas Eaton, Richard Dunn): Six projects from 1992 - 1996 on tort litigation. Included literature review, data collection (field work, survey, coding from case file), and analysis.

Honors Intern, Indiana University. Workshop of Political Theory and Policy Analysis. (Dr. Elinor Ostrom): 1990-1991. Literature collection. Worked on annotated bibliography, Common Property Resources and the Sahel, with Fenton Martin.

INVITED LECTURES AND SCHOLARLY PERFORMANCES

Invited Speaker, “How to Prepare for and Approach the Academic Job Market?” Graduate Student Professional Development Seminar, School of Government and Public Policy, University of Arizona, March 10, 2010.

Invited Presentation, “Intergovernmental Relations and Courts: How Does an Independent Branch Play Politics?” Rogers Faculty Enrichment Series, University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law. October 14, 2009.

Invited Participant, Vera Institute Symposium, “Applying Innovation and Organization Sciences to the Justice System Innovation.” Vera Institute of Justice, New York City, November 17, 2008.

Invited Speaker, National Association of Bar Executives, Government Relations Section. 20th Anniversary State Legislative Workshop. Panelist on topic of Separation of Powers and Inter-branch Relations. Washington, D.C., November 16, 2006.

Invited Speaker, National Association of Women Judges, Women in the Law Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 8, 2004. Lectured on the importance of budget politics to judicial independence. The panel was recorded by C-SPAN and aired on “America and the Courts” November 6, 2004.

Invited Panelist/Discussant, Green River Killer Lecture, Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, September 10, 2004.

Invited Presentation, League of Women Voters of Detroit Judicial Forum, “How Does State Court Budgeting Affect Judicial Independence?” Detroit, Michigan, October 25, 2001. Speech published on the League of Women Voters of Detroit at http://www.lwvofdetroit.org/docs/hartley.pdf.

Roundtable Discussant on WBRA Blue Ridge Public Television, "Church/State Relations and the Supreme Court." March 1, 2001.

Invited Panelist, Henry Fowler Public Policy Lecture, Response/Questions for Robert Bork, Roanoke College, April, 1999.

OTHER COMMUNITY LECTURES AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY

Invited Speaker, “Managing Crisis and Mergers as a Leader.” Graduation Lunch Speaker. Arizona Healthcare Leadership Academy, Tucson, Arizona, March 3, 2010.

Invited Panelist, Nakamura Judicial Workshop, Merit Selection in Pima County. University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law. January 30, 2009.

Invited Speaker and Panel Moderator, “On the Nature of Judicial Independence and Accountability in Arizona, Law Day 2006, Arizona Superior Court, Pima County, May 1st.

Invited Presentation, University of Arizona Peace Corps Fellows Program, “Effective Negotiation Strategies.” March 24, 2006.

Invited Presentation, Green Valley Unitarian Universalist Church, Panel on Alternatives to Sentencing, Topic: Restorative Justice. January 15, 2005

Public Lecture, Roanoke College Summer Scholar Program, "The Emperor Has No Clothes: The Increasing Political Saliency of the American Judiciary." April 16, 2001.

Public Lecture and Discussion, Roanoke College Students For All Religions, "The Establishment Clause and the Supreme Court." March 13, 2001.

Q and A Panelist, Henry Fowler Public Policy Lecture, Response/Questions for Senator Robert Dole, Roanoke College, March 25, 2001.

Public Lecture, Brandon Oaks Retirement Home, "The Election of 2000: A Retrospective Look at the Campaign of Bush and Gore." February 22, 2001.

Visiting Scholar, Conference on Judicial Federalism, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, February 2001.

Public Lecture, St. Paul's Episcopal Church Men's Club, "The 2000 Virginia Senate Race: Robb v. Allen." September 8, 2000.

Colloquium, Roanoke College Summer Scholar Program, "Presenting Research in an Academic Setting." (w/ Dr. Leslie Murrill), Roanoke College, July 13, 2000.

Public Lecture, Roanoke College Elder Scholar Program, "2000 Presidential Primaries: A Retrospective." Roanoke College, March 31, 2000.

Public Lecture, "The Future of American Law: Mediation?" Salem Presbyterian Church Seniors Group, Salem Civic Center, March 22, 2000.

Public Lecture, "The Future of American Law." Roanoke College Elder Scholar Program, Roanoke College, October 12, 1999.

Invited Participant, Conference, “Law, Religion, and the Moral Order.” American Bar Association 15th Higher Education Conference, San Antonio, Texas, May 13 –15, 1999.

Presenter, Colloquium, “ADR, Mediation, and Civil Courts.” Roanoke College Faculty “Front-burner Series.” March 28, 1999.

Participant, Dispute Resolution Training. City University of New York Faculty Dispute Resolution Training: Mediation. Directed by Professor Maria Volpe, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. May 8, 1998.

Presenter. Colloquium, “Practical Applications of Triangulation in Social Science Research.” University of Georgia Department of Political Science. Athens, Georgia, February 5, 1997.

Invited Participant, Seminar, “Liberty and Society: Seminars in Economic, Legal, and Social Theory.”Institute for Humane Studies. University of Virginia Campus, Charlottesville. July 10-16, 1993.

Invited Participant, Seminar, “1993 Public Choice Outreach Seminar.” Center for the Study of Public Choice. George Mason University Campus, Fairfax, Virginia. May 13-17, 1993.

Invited Participant, Seminar, “Free Market Environmentalism.” Political Economy Research Center. Montana State University Campus, Bozeman, Montana. June, 1991.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

American Judicature Society, Member 1998, 2002-Present.American Political Science Association, Member since 1994.American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), Member since 2003.Law and Courts Section, American Political Science Association, Member since 1995.Law and Society Association, Member since 1999.Midwest Political Science Association, Member 1999-2001.National Association for Court Management, Member 2003-Present.Section on Criminal Justice Administration, American Society for Public Administration, Member since 2003.Section on Public Law and Administration, American Society for Public Administration, Member since 2003.Southern Political Science Association, Member since 1994.Western Political Science Association, Member since 2003.

REFERENCES

Dr. Brint Milward, Director School of Government and Public PolicyUniversity of Arizona315 Social Sciences Bldg P.O. Box 210027 Tucson, AZ 85721-0027Phone: (520) 621-7600bmilward@eller.arizona.edu

Dr. Charles Wise, Director John Glenn School of Public Affairs110 Page Hall1810 College RoadColumbus, Ohio 43210-1336 614-247-7933Wise.983@osu.edu

Dr. Leslie Eldenburg, Vice Dean Eller College of ManagementUniversity of ArizonaMcClelland HallTucson, Arizona 85721eldenbur@eller.arizona.edu520-621-4585

Dr. James Douglas, Director of Public Administration UNC-CharlotteDepartment of Political ScienceFretwell 440B9201 University City Blvd.Charlotte, NC 28223704-687-4532

jwdougla@uncc.edu

Dr. Harry Wilson, Professor and Former Chair Roanoke CollegeDepartment of Public Affairs221 College LaneSalem, Virginia 24153(540) 375-2415Wilson@roanoke.edu

Dr. Edella Schlager, Professor School of Government and Public PolicyUniversity of Arizona315 Social Sciences Bldg P.O. Box 210027 Tucson, AZ 85721-0027Phone: (520) 621-7600Edella.schlager@gmail.com