IPA Prominent in School MagazineConnect

The Institute for Public Administration was on display in many of the articles in the School of Public Policy & Administration's publication Connect, the third volume of which was published in February 2011.

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Articles either written by or featuring IPA staff, students, and alumni included the following:

• From the Director (by School Director Maria Aristigueta)
• 2010 Around the World Study Abroad (co-written by Audrey Helfman, p. 5)
• Highlights from the Spring 2010 Public Administration Speaker Series:
  • Professor William Julius Wilson (written by Leland Ware, p. 6)
  • Messick Fellow, Professor Walter Broadnax (written by Jeffrey Raffel, p. 7)
• Spring Break in Seoul Offers Students an Opportunity to Analyze Policy Management (by Jonathan Justice, pp. 10-11, mentioning former graduate students Graceanna Enzinger and Danielle Reeves)
• Transit-Oriented Development: Identification of Optimal Characteristics in Delaware (by Edward O'Donnell and Theodore Patterson, p. 12)
• Broadband Infrastructure Project Drives Economic Development in Delaware (by Mark Deshon, p. 16, featuring project PI Douglas Tuttle)
• IPA Launches Toolkit for a Healthy Delaware (by Mark Deshon, p. 17, featuring project team members Marcia Scott, Julia O'Hanlon, Eric Jacobson, and citing graduate student Natalie Rosenberg and former grad students Allison Calkins and Jacquelyn Scott)
• Water Resources Agency Receives Funding to Restore Shad in White Clay Creek (by project PI Martha Corrozi Narvaez, p. 18, and featuring project team members Andrew Homsey, Gerald Kauffman, and graduate students Sarah Chatterson, Stacey Mack, and Erin McVey)
• Two Respected School Faculty Members Retire (by Jeffrey Raffel, p. 19)

On the publications page (p. 20), cited were refereed journal articles by Gerald Kauffman, Andrew Homsey, Audrey Helfman, and Leland Ware as well as a book chapter by Leland Ware.

Featured on page 21 was IPA alum Michael Fortner, who works as a planner for the City of Newark, Del.