Faculty

Core Faculty

Core Law and Public Policy faculty have faculty appointments in the program, teach a core course or serve on the Executive Committee.

Joan Fitzgerald Director, Law and Public Policy ProgramDirector, Urban Studies Minor

Expertise: Urban and State Economic Development, Urban Sustainability and Climate Change Policy and Planning, Workforce Development.

Courses Taught: Cities, Sustainability and Climate Change; Urban Economic Development; Climate Change Policy Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Cities, Climate Change, and Sustainability

Contact: jo.fitzgerald@neu.edu, 617.373.3644, 337 Holmes Hall Curriculum Vitae

Judith Barr Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy PracticeExpertise: Health policy and evaluation, Patient-centered outcome assessment, Pharmacoeconomics, Assessment of teaching and learning

Contact: j.barr@neu.edu, 617.373-4188, 105 Dockser Hall

Barry Bluestone Stearns Trustee Professor of Sociology,Dean, School of Public Policy & Urban Affairs

Director, Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy

Expertise: Housing, Economic Development, Labor Economics, Public Policy

 Contact: b.bbluestone@neu.edu, 617.373.8595, 343 Holmes Hall

Christopher Bosso Associate Dean, School of Public Policy & Urban AffairsProfessor of Public Policy

Director, Nanotechnology and Society Group

Contact: c.bosso@neu.edu, 617.373.4398, 100 Meserve Hall

Ballard Campbell Professor of History, Professor of Law and Public Policy, OAH Distinguished LecturerExpertise: History of American Public Policy, Federalism, Research Methods

Courses Taught: LPS Research Seminar

Contact: campbell@neu.edu, 617.373.4448, 233 Holmes Hall

Alan Clayton Matthews Professor and Director of Quantitative Methods, School of Public Policy and Affairs Contact: a.clayton-matthews@neu.edu

Richard Daynard Professor of LawExpertise: Products Liability, Psychiatry and Law, Litigative Strategies

Courses Taught: Introduction to Law, Policy and Society

 Contact: r.daynard@neu.edu, 617.373.2026, 117 Cushing Hall

Greg Goodale Assistant Professor of CommunicationsExpertise: J.D. (University of Virginia School of Law); six years experience working as a Congressional Aide to U.S. Representative Leslie Byrne (D-VA11), and as a lawyer and lobbyist for the National Grocers Association, the Brain Injury Association, the American Rehabilitation Association, and the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities. Legislative & Administrative Process, Public Health Policy; Public Advocacy

Courses Taught: Undergraduate: Legal Argumentation, Advocacy & Citizenship; Advocacy Workshop

Contact: g.goodale@neu.edu, 617.373.5518, 205 Holmes Hall

James Alan Fox Lipman Family Professor of Criminal Justice and Professor of Law and Public PolicyExpertise: Homicide, Youth Violence, Quantitative Methods

Courses Taught: Introduction to Law, Policy and Society

Contact: j.fox@neu.edu, 617.373.3296, 423 Churchill Hall

Thomas Koenig Professor of Sociology and Acting Chair in the College of Arts and SciencesExpertise: Sociological Theory, Sociology of Business and Public Agencies

Courses Taught: Theories in Law, Policy and Society

Contact: t.koenig@neu.edu, 617.373.3854, 513 Holmes Hall

Stephen Nathanson Professor of PhilosophyExpertise: Ethics, Political Philosophy, War and Peace, Economic Justice, Epistemology

Courses Taught: Moral and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Law

Contact: s.nathanson@neu.edu, 617.373.4169, 373 Holmes Hall

Stephanie Pollack Professor of Practice in Law and Public Policy, Associate Director, Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional PolicyExpertise: Law and Legal Reasoning, Policy Strategy, Transportation, Environment and Energy, Smart Growth, Sustainability

Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Introduction to Law and Legal Reasoning

Contact: s.pollack@neu.edu, 617.373.8341, 345 Holmes Hall

Michael Tolley Associate Professor of Political ScienceExpertise: Public Law, Judicial Process, Comparative Constitutionalism, American Politics

Contact: m.tolley@neu.edu, 617.373.2780, 311 Meserve Hall

Daniel Urman LecturerExpertise: Law and Legal Reasoning, Judicial Nominations and Processes, American Foreign Policy, American Politics

Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Introduction to Law and Legal Reasoning, U.S. Judicial Processes

Contact: d.urman@neu.edu, 617.373.6145, 20 BV

 

Gregory Wassall Associate Professor of EconomicsExpertise: Cultural Economics, Taxation and Public Policy

Courses Taught: Economics of Law and Regulation

Contact: g.wassall@neu.edu, 617.373.3644, 337 Holmes Hall


 

Affiliated Faculty

Affiliated LPS faculty teach courses of interest to LPS students and serve on dissertation committees.

Mary Ballou Professor; Director, Counseling Psychology MS ProgramExpertise:Developmental Psychology and Gender Counseling Psychology, Rehabilitation and Special Education

Contact: m.ballou@neu.edu, 617.373.5937, 206 Lake Hall

Gia Barbosa Assistant Professor, African-American Studies Expertise: Public Health Policy; Health Disparities; Sexual Violence Prevention; Youth Violence, Bullying and Cyber bullying; Health and the Law.

Contact: g.barbosa@neu.edu, 617.373.4374, 212 Lake Hall

Lee P. Breckenridge Professor of LawExpertise: Environmental Law, Natural Resources Law, Water Law, Land Use

Contact: l.breckenridge@neu.edu, 617.373.3849, 58 Cargill Hall

Carlos Cuevas Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeExpertise: Victimization and Trauma, Sexual Violence and Sexual Offending, Family Violence, and Psychological Assessment

Courses Taught: CRIM 7224 – Law and Psychology

Contact: c.cuevas@neu.edu, 617.373.7462, 204 Churchill Hall

Martha F. Davis Professor of LawExpertise: Developmental Psychology and Gender Counseling Psychology, Rehabilitation and Special Education

Contact: m.davis@neu.edu, 617.373.8921, 35 Cargill Hall

William Dickens Professor of EconomicsExpertise: Labor Markets, Wage Determination, Unemployment, Intelligence Testing, Psychology and Economics

Contact: wtdickens@gmail.com, 617.373.28744, 304 Lake Hall

Michael S. Dukakis Democratic Party Nominee for President of the United States, 1988
Distinguished Professor
J.D., Harvard UniversityExpertise:Public Policy, Health Policy and Politics, State and Local Government, Public Management

m.dukakis@neu.edu,  327 Meserve Hall, (617) 373-4396
(617) 373-5311 (fax)

Peter Enrich Professor of LawExpertise: Environmental Sociology, Political Economy, Central America, Social Theory

Contact: p.enrich@neu.edu, 617.373.5094, 79 Cargill Hall

Daniel Faber Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of Graduate StudiesContact: dannyfaber@comcast.net, 617.373.2878, 509 Holmes Hall
Daniel J. Givelber Professor of LawContact: d.givelber@neu.edu, 617.373.4298, 22 Cargill Hall
Robert Hall Associate Professor of Aftrican-American StudiesExpertise: African-American History, Colonial America

Contact: r.hall@neu.edu, 617.373.2621, 132 Nightingale Hall

Michael Handel Associate Professor of SociologyExpertise: Economic Sociology, Sociology of Work, Organizations, and Labor Markets, Social Stratification

Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Introduction to Law and Legal Reasoning

Contact: m.handel@neu.edu, 617.373.3620, 539 Holmes Hall

Patricia Illingworth Associate Professor of Philosophy and ReligionExpertise: Medical Ethics, Ethics, Philosophy of Law, Social and Political Philosophy

Contact: p.illingworth@neu.edu, 617.373.8341, 345 Holmes Hall

William Kay Associate Professor of Political ScienceExpertise: Public Policy and Administration, Science and Technology Policy

Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Introduction to Law and Legal Reasoning

Contact: w.kay@neu.edu, 617.373.4401, 329 Meserve Hall

Shelley McDonough Kimelberg
Ph.D., Harvard University
Assistant Professor of Sociology,
Senior Research Associate, Dukakis Center for Urban & Regional Policy
Expertise: Urban Sociology, Poverty, Economic Development, Social Policy
Email: s.kimelberg@neu.edu
Jack Levin Professor of SociologyExpertise: Sociology of Violence and Conflict, Gerontology

Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Introduction to Law and Legal Reasoning

Contact: jlevin1049@aol.com, 617.373.4983, 569 Holmes Hall

Alisa Lincoln Associate Professor Department of Health SciencesExpertise: Public health, mental health, substance abuse, homelessness, health and social disparities, literacy, community-based participatory action research

Contact: al.lincoln@neu.edu, 617.373.3485, 316 Robinson Hall

Daniel J. McCarthy Professor of Business ManagementExpertise: Management Systems, Business-Governmental relations

Contact: da.mccarthy@neu.edu, 617.373.4758, 313 Hayden Hall

Shan Mohammed Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Health Services PracticeExpertise: Public Health Education, Health and Human Rights, Substance Abuse Prevention, Primary Health Care Delivery

Contact: s.mohammed@neu.edu, 617.373-7729, 316 Robinson Hall

Steven A. Morrison Professor and Chair Transportation EconomicsContact: s.morrison@neu.edu, 617.373.2872, 301 Lake Hall
Carl Nelson Associate Professor and Group Coordinator General ManagementExpertise: Health Care Management and Policy

Contact: ca.nelson@neu.edu, 617.373.4751, 319 Hayden Hall

Richard O’Bryant Director, John D. O’Bryant African American InstituteExpertise: Science and Technology Policy and Politics, Urban and Regional studies and Politics, Urban and Community Technology, and Community-based research

Courses Taught: Strategizing Public Policy, Introduction to Law and Legal Reasoning

Contact: obryant@neu.edu, 617.373.4397, 377 Meserve Hall

Theresa L. Osypuk Assistant Professor, Department of Health ScienceExpertise: Social Epidemiology; Epidemiology; Health Disparities

Contact: t.osypuk@neu.edu, 617.373.2968, 316 Holmes Hall

Kwamina Panford Associate Professor of African American StudiesExpertise: Comparative Economic Development and Labor Policy

Contact: k.panford@hotmail.com, 617.373.4333, 347 Meserve Hall

Wendy E. Parmet Professor of LawContact: w.parmet@neu.edu, 617.373.2019, 77 Cargill Hall
Glenn Pierce Principal Research Scientist Contact: g.pierce@neu.edu, 617.373.3702, 204 Churchill Hall
Gordana Rabrenovic Associate Professor Expertise: Organizations, Urban Sociology, the Family

Contact: g.rabrenovic@neu.edu, 617.373.4998, 571 Holmes Hall

Nicole Rafter Professor Emerita of Criminal JusticeExpertise: Feminist Issues in Law, Women in the Criminal Justice System

Contact: n.rafter@neu.edu, 617.373.3327, 204 Churchill Hall

Peter Rosen Associate Professor Earth & Environmental Sciences Expertise: Coastal processes, geomorphology and sedimentology, Quaternary History, History of Boston Harbor, Coastal Hazards

Contact: p.rosen@neu.edu, 617.373.4380, 14 Holmes Hall

Susan Setta Associate Professor of Religious StudiesExpertise: American Religion and Culture, Biomedical/Religious Ethics, Sociology of Religion, Biblical Studies, Women and Religion

Contact: s.setta@neu.edu, 617.373.7699, 371 Holmes Hall

Andrew M. Sum Professor of EconomicsDirector, Center for Labor Market Studies

Contact: a.sum@neu.edu, 617.373.2242, 315 Holmes Hall

Lucy A. WilliamsProfessor of LawContact: lu.williams@neu.edu, 617.373.4537, 37 Cargill Hall

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