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The Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy (MPP)

Faculty Directory

Berhanu Abegaz, Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Pennsylvania (development economics, population policy)

David P. Aday, Jr., Professor of Sociology, Ph.D., Kansas (criminology, law and sociology)

Robert B. Archibald, Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Purdue (macroeconomic policy, energy policy)

Arnab K. Basu, Associate Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins (international trade, economic development)

Herrington J. Bryce, Life of Virginia Professor of Business Administration, Ph.D., Syracuse (human resource policy, urban policy, non-profit organizations)

Lynda L. Butler, Vice Dean and Chancellor Professor of Law, J.D., Virginia (law and public policy, environmental law and policy)

, Head of Research and Instructional Services, J.D., Harvard (advanced research, law & public policy, law & literature)

Donald E. Campbell, CSX Professor of Economics and Public Policy, Ph.D., Princeton (microeconomic theory, social choice theory, public finance)

Lan Cao, J.D., Yale, Professor of Law (international business and trade)

Clayton M. Clemens, Professor of Government, Ph.D., Tufts (international security policy, foreign policy and Europe)

Neal E. Devins, Professor of Law, Professor of Government, and Director of the Institute of Bill of Rights Law, J.D., Vanderbilt (law and public policy, education policy, family law and policy, separation of powers, and constitutional law)

Davison M. Douglas, Professor of Law, J.D., Yale (American legal history, labor law, employment law)

Hugh W. Ducklow, Professor of Marine Science, Ph.D., Harvard University (environmental science and policy) 

C. Lawrence Evans, Professor of Government, Ph.D., University (Congress, public policy analysis, budget policy)

David H. Feldman, Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Duke (international trade policy, development economics)

David H. Finifter, Professor of Economics and Public Policy, Ph.D., Pittsburgh (human resource policy, benefit-cost and evaluation methodology)

Dorothy E. Finnegan, Associate Professor of Education, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State (higher education history, higher education law, comparative higher education)

John D. Foubert, Assistant Professor of Education, Ph.D., Maryland (higher education administration)

Robert E. Fritts, Ambassador (ret.), Senior Fellow in Foreign Policy, B.A., Michigan (foreign policy, international relations)

John B. Gilmour, Associate Director of The Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy and Professor of Government, Ph.D., UC Berkeley (American government, Congress, public policy analysis, budget policy)

Susan S. Grover, Associate Professor of Law, J.D., Georgetown (employment discrimination)

William J. Hausman, Chancellor Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Illinois (economic history and public policy, regulatory policy)

James Heller, Director, Law Library and Professor of Law, J.D., San Diego (intellectual property, legal research, law & literature)

Carl H. Hershner, Associate Professor of Marine Science, Ph.D., Virginia (marine resource management)

Robert Hicks, Associate Professor of Economics, Ph.D., University of Maryland (environmental policy)

Christopher D. Howard, Associate Professor of Government, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (social policy, budget policymaking)

Maria Ivanova, Assistant Professor of Government, Ph.D., (international organization, environmental governance)

David A. Jaeger, Associate Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Michigan (applied econometrics, labor and migration policy)

Eric R. Jensen, Director of the Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy and Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Michigan (applied econometrics, population and health policy)

James E. Kirkley, Professor of Marine Science, Ph.D., Maryland (marine resource economics and management)

Charles H. Koch, Jr., Dudley Warner Woodbridge Professor of Law, LL.M., Chicago (administrative law, European Union law)

David W. Leslie, Ed.D., Pennsylvania State; Professor of Education (higher education policy, education policy, higher education finance)

Linda A. Malone, Marshall-Wythe Foundation Professor of Law, Director of the Human Rights and National Security Law Program, J.D., Duke (environmental law, international law)

Paul Manna, Assistant Professor of Government, Ph.D., Wisconsin (American politics, applied research methods)

, Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics, A.B.D., University of Virginia

Justin B. May,  Assistant Professor of Economics, B.A., Emory University; M.A. and Ph.D. University of Michigan (international trade and finance)

Elaine S. McBeth, Associate Director of The Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy and Adjunct Professor of Economics and Public Policy, ABD, Virginia (monetary theory and policy, financial market regulation, stabilization policy)

John J. McGlennon, Professor of Government, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins (state and local politics, political environment and public policy)

Alan J. Meese, Ball Professor of Law, J.D., Chicago (antitrust law, economic analysis of law, political economy, corporate law, constitutional law)

Jennifer M. Mellor, Associate Professor of Economics, Ph.D. University of Maryland (health care policy, health economics)

James E. Moliterno, Professor of Law, J.D., Akron (legal skills, professional responsibility)

Carlisle E. Moody, Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Connecticut (econometrics, mathematical methods)

Roy L. Pearson, Chancellor Professor of Business Administration, Ph.D., Virginia (forecasting methods, budget policy, local and regional modeling, technology transfer)

Alfredo M. Pereira, Professor of Economics, Ph.D., Stanford (public economics, public finance, benefit-cost analysis)

Susan Peterson, Professor of Government, Ph.D., Columbia (foreign and security policy; global health)

Ronald B. Rapoport, John Marshall Professor of Government, Ph.D., Michigan (public opinion and voting behavior, survey methodology)

Alfredo Romero,  Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics, A.B.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (econometric theory, empirical economics)

Ronald H. Rosenberg, Professor of Law, J.D., North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and also M.A. in City and Regional Planning, North Carolina-Chapel Hill (local government, environmental, and land use policy)

Louis F. Rossiter, Research Professor and Director, Schroeder Center for Healthcare Policy, Ph.D., The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (health economics and health policy)

Kathleen F. Slevin, Professor of Sociology, Ph.D., Georgia (gender, work, and women and retirement)

Sarah L. Stafford, Associate Professor of Economics, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins (industrial organization, environmental regulation), Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics, M.S., College of William and Mary

Dennis L. Taylor, A. Marshall Acuff, Jr. Professor of Marine Science, Ph.D. Wales (environmental science and policy)

, St. George Tucker Adjunct Professor of Law, J.D., UC Berkeley (Health Law & Policy; Bioethics, Medical Ethics & Law; International Comparative Health Policy & Law; Consumer Protection Law & Policy)

Lawrence B. Wilkerson, Pamela  Harriman Visiting Professor of Government and Public Policy