JUDITH KELLEY: Dean, Sanford School Of Public Policy; ITT/Terry Sanford .

ROSEMARY FERNHOLZ: Senior Research Scholarand Lecturing Fellow of Public Policy, Duke Center forInternational DevelopmentPhD (Political Economy and Government), HarvardUniversity, 1998Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: International development; developmentmanagement; social policy; poverty and inequality;community participation; indigenous peoplesJOEL L. FLEISHMAN: Professor of Law and PublicPolicy; Director, Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Centerfor Ethics, Public Policy, and the Professions; Director,Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil SocietyLLM, Yale University, 1960; JD, UNC-Chapel Hill,1959Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Nonprofit and foundation governance andaccountability; foundation strategic choice-making and impact measurement; special strategies appropriate to limited-life foundations; ethics andpublic policyANNA GASSMAN-PINES: WLF Bass ConnectionsAssociate Professor of Public Policy and Psychology andNeurosciencePhD (Psychology), New York University, 2007Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Development of children in low-incomefamilies; low-wage work and family life; poverty andinequality; social policyLISA GENNETIAN: Pritzker Professor of EarlyLearning Policy StudiesPhD (Economics) Cornell University, 1998Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Child poverty; social policy and economics;early childhood interventions; causal methodsBETH GIFFORD: Associate Research Professor ofPublic Policy and Pediatrics; Faculty Affiliate, Centerfor Child and Family Policy; Duke Population ResearchInstitute and Duke Margolis Center for Health PolicyPhD (Health Policy and Administration and Demography), Pennsylvania State University, 2005Research: Child maltreatment; children and the law;education; intergenerational effects of criminal justicepolicies; veterans’ healthKRISTIN A. GOSS: Kevin D. Gorter Professor ofPublic Policy and Political Science; Director, Duke inDC--Policy, Leadership & Innovation; Director, Centerfor the Study of Philanthropy and Voluntarism; FacultyAffiliate, Center for Strategic Philanthropy and CivilSociety, Hart Leadership Program and DukeCenter for Firearms LawPhD (Political Science), Harvard University, 2003Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Civic and political participation; role of voluntary associations,foundations and philanthropists in public policy; women and politics;politics of gun control; agenda setting; public opinion; interest groupsASHER HILDEBRAND: Associate Professor of thePractice of Public PolicyMPA (International Relations), Princeton University, 2009Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: American politics; legislative institutions;civic participation and advocacy; globalization andgovernance; U.S. foreign policyDAVID HOFFMAN: Steed Family Professor of thePractice of Cybersecurity Policy; Senior Lecturing Fellowof LawJD, Duke University, 1993Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Implications of cyber policy and law innational security, health data, gender violence and accessto informationBRUCE W. JENTLESON: William Preston FewProfessor of Public Policy, Professor of Political SciencePhD (Government), Cornell University, 1983Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: American foreign policy; internationalrelations; international security; economic sanctions;conflict prevention and resolution; globalization andgovernance; Middle East peace and securityMARC JEULAND: Associate Professor of PublicPolicy, Global Health, Environment, and Civil andEnvironmental Engineering; Director, Duke EnergyAccess ProjectPhD (Environmental Sciences and Engineering), UNCChapel Hill, 2009Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Nonmarket valuation; preferences and demand for environmental services; cost-benefit and cost effectiveness analysis;water and sanitation; the planning and management of trans-boundarywater resources; the impacts and economics of climate change; energy anddevelopmentMATTHEW S. JOHNSON: Assistant Professor ofPublic Policy and EconomicsPhD (Economics), Boston University, 2016Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Labor and public economics; organizationaleconomics (on leave, fall 2021)ROY KELLY: Professor of the Practice of Public Policy,Duke Center for International DevelopmentPhD (Urban Planning), Harvard University, 1985Research: Fiscal decentralization; public financialmanagement; investment appraisal; local governmentfinance; property taxationSARAH A.G. KOMISAROW: Assistant Professor ofPublic Policy and Economics; Faculty Affiliate, Centerfor Child and Family PolicyPhD (Economics) University of Chicago, 2016Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Economics of education; K-12 educationpolicy; educational inequalities (on leave, 2021-2022)ANIRUDH KRISHNA: Edgar T. ThompsonProfessor of Public Policy and Political SciencePhD (Government), Cornell University, 2000Research: Poverty; inequality; social mobility;governanceJENNIFER LANSFORD: Research Professor ofPublic Policy; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Child andFamily Policy; Faculty Affiliate, Duke PopulationResearch InstitutePhD (Developmental Psychology), University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, 2000Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Youth violence prevention; peer influence; parenting3

leave, 2021-2022)POPE “MAC” MCCORKLE: Professor of thePractice of Public PolicyJD, Duke University, 1984Research: Politics of the policy process; campaigns andelections; political history and theoryANDREW NURKIN: Hart Associate Professor of thePractice; Faculty Affiliate, Hart Leadership ProgramMDiv, Yale Divinity School, 2007, MFA (Poetry) Vermont College of Fine Arts, 2011Research: Civic engagement; civic leadership; experiential education; arts policy, facilitationROBYN MEEKS: Assistant Professor of Public Policy;Faculty Fellow, Duke Energy InitiativePhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 2012Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Environmental and energy economics;development economicsJENNI W. OWEN: Senior Lecturer in Public PolicyMPA (Public Administration), Harvard University, 1996Research: The policymaking process, evidence-basedpolicy, and researcher-policymaker interaction;application of research to real-world policy and practicesettings; education and social policy (on leave, throughfall 2022)M. GIOVANNA MERLI: Professor of Public Policyand Sociology; Research Professor of Global Health;Director, Duke Center for Population Research;Director, Duke Population Research InstitutePhD (Demography), University of Pennsylvania, 1996Research: Health and population in developing countries;migration and immigration; social networks; HIV/AIDSmodeling; sampling hard-to-reach populations; China (onSIMON MILES: Assistant Professor of Public Policy,Slavic and Eurasian Studies and HistoryPhD (History), University of Texas at Austin, 2017Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Diplomatic history; the Cold War;international relations and security; U.S. foreign policy;Soviet Union and Russia (on leave, spring 2022)NATALIA MIROVITSKAYA: Professor of the Practice of Public Policy, Duke Center forInternational DevelopmentPhD (Economics), Russian Academy of Sciences, 1980Research: Sustainable development; internationalresource and environmental policy; conflict-sensitivedevelopment; global gender issuesERIC MLYN: Lecturer in Public Policy; Kenan Distinguished Faculty FellowPhD (Political Science), University of Minnesota, 1991Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Role of civic engagement in American highereducation; the relationship between civic and politicalengagement; social innovation; Trumpism and Americanhigher educationMANOJ MOHANAN: Associate Professor of PublicPolicy and Economics, Associate Research Professor ofGlobal Health; Faculty Research Scholar, Duke Population Research CenterPhD (Health Policy), Harvard University, 2009Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Health economics; health policy;development economics; applied microeconomicsCLARA G. MUSCHKIN: Associate ResearchProfessor of Public Policy; Faculty Director, NorthCarolina Education Research Data Center; Director,Child Policy Research Certificate Program; FacultyAffiliate, Center for Child and Family PolicyPhD (Sociology), Duke University, 1989Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Education policy; academic performance andstudent behavior; peer influence in schools; educational inequalities; earlyeducationJAY A. PEARSON: Associate Professor of PublicPolicy; Director, Global Inequality Research Initiative;Faculty Affiliate, Center for Health Policy & InequalitiesResearch; Duke Global Health InstitutePhD: (Health Behavior and Health Education),University of Michigan, 2006Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Social determinants of population healthdifferences; identity construction; stratification; social bias, includingsupremacy, oppression, privilege and discriminationGUNTHER PECK: Fred W. Shaffer AssociateProfessor of History and Public Policy; Director, HartLeadership ProgramPhD (History), Yale University, 1994Research: 19th- and 20th-century American social andcultural history; comparative immigration and laborstudies; environmental historyALEXANDER PFAFF: Professor of Public Policy,Economics and EnvironmentPhD (Economics), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1995Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Environmental and natural resourceeconomics and policy; development and appliedmicroeconomics and policyDIRK PHILIPSEN: Associate Research Professor ofPublic Policy and History; Senior Fellow, KenanInstitute for Ethics; Co-director, SustainabilityEngagement ProgramPhD (U.S. Comparative Social and Economic History),Duke University, 1992Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Economic history; economic performanceindicators; ethics and public service; U.S. politics and public valuesBILLY PIZER: Research Professor of Public PolicyPhD (Economics), Harvard University, 1996Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Environmental regulation; climate changeand energy economics; energy policyDAVID E. PRICE: Professor of Political Science andPublic PolicyPhD (Political Science), Yale University, 1969Research: Congressional policymaking; ethics andpublic policy; American political parties (on leave,serving in the U.S. House of Representatives 4thDistrict)4

VINCENT E. PRICE: President, Duke University;Walter Hines Page University Professor of Public Policyand Political SciencePhD (Communication), Stanford University, 1987Research: Public opinion; social influence; and politicalcommunicationTIMOTHY H. PROFETA: Associate Professor of thePractice of Public PolicyJD, Duke University, 1997Research: Climate change policy design; analysis of legalauthority to address climate and energy challenges; CleanAir Act; adaptive use of current environmental laws forevolving environmental challenges (on leave, 2021-2022)MARCOS A. RANGEL: Associate Professor of PublicPolicy and EconomicsPhD (Economics), University of California at LosAngeles, 2004Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Education and social policy; health and population; international development (on leave, spring 2022)DEONDRA ROSE: Associate Professor of PublicPolicy, Political Science and History; Director, Polis:Center for PoliticsPhD (Government), Cornell University, 2012Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Higher education policy; policy feedback;inequality; the politics of gender, race and class;American political development; political engagementDAVID SCHANZER: Professor of the Practice ofPublic Policy; Director, Triangle Center on Terrorismand Homeland SecurityJD, Harvard University, 1989Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Counterterrorism strategy, policy and law;homeland securitySTEVEN E. SEXTON: Mark and Lynn FlorianAssistant Professor of Public Policy; Assistant Professorof Economics; Faculty Fellow, Duke Energy InitiativePhD (Agricultural and Resource Economics), Universityof California at Berkeley, 2012Research: Energy and environmental economics;behavioral economics; climate policy; agriculturaleconomics; industrial organization; applied econometricsGANGADHAR PRASAD (GP) SHUKLA: Professorof the Practice of Public Policy, Duke Center forInternational DevelopmentPhD (Political Economy and Government), HarvardUniversity, 1993Research: Tax analysis and revenue forecasting; publicfinance for open economies; investment appraisal;taxation of natural resourcesJENNIFER SIEGEL: Bruce R. Kuniholm Professor ofHistory and Public PolicyPhD (History) Yale University, 1998Research: Diplomatic and military history; European,Russian and East European history, comparativeempires, human conflict, peace and diplomacyCHRISTOPHER SIMS: Associate Professor of thePractice of Public Policy; Undergraduate EducationDirector, Center for Documentary StudiesMA (Visual Communication), UNC Chapel Hill, 2003;MFA (Studio Art), Maryland Institute College of Art,2008Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Documentary photography; visualcommunication; literary journalism; web designMALLORY E. SORELLE: Assistant Professor ofPublic PolicyPhD (Government) Cornell University, 2016Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Inequality, American political economy,political engagement, policy feedback, consumer finance,social welfare policy, regulation, mixed methods researchSARA SUTHERLAND: Lecturer in Public PolicyPhD (Environmental Science and Management)University of California, Santa Barbara, 2016Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Environmental economics, the politicaleconomy of natural resource management, fisheries andwater managementDONALD H. TAYLOR: Professor of Public Policy,Community and Family Medicine and Nursing;Director, Social Science Research Institute; FacultyAffiliate, Margolis Center for Health PolicyPhD (Health Policy and Administration), UNC, ChapelHill, 1995Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Aging and long-term care; health policyPETER A. UBEL: Dennis T. McLawhorn UniversityProfessor of Business Administration; Professor ofMedicine and Public Policy; Associate Faculty Director,Health Sector Management; Director, Duke-UNCUSDA Center for Behavioral Economics and HealthyFood Choice ResearchMD, University of Minnesota, 1988Research: Role of values and preferences in health-caredecision making; ethics in health care, such as informed consent and healthcare rationingJAMES W. VAUPEL: Research Professor of PublicPolicy; Co-director, Center for Population, Health andAging; Founding Director, Max Planck Institute forDemographic ResearchPhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 1978Research: Demography of aging; mortality at advancedages; environmental and genetic plasticity of mortalityratesKATHRYN WHETTEN: Professor of Public Policyand Global Health; Director, Center for Health Policy& Inequalities Research; Co-Director, Duke Sexual andGender Minority Health Program; Research Director,Hart Fellows Program; Faculty Affiliate, Duke GlobalHealth InstitutePhD (Health Policy/Administration), UNC Chapel Hill,1994Pronouns: They/them/theirsResearch: Health disparities; HIV/AIDS; substance abuse; mental health;trauma; orphaned and separated children; sexual and gender minoritiesLearn more about Sanford’s research themes and faculty: sanford.duke.edu5

Professors EmeritiROBERT CONRAD: Associate ProfessorEmeritus of Public Policy and EconomicsPhD (Economics), University of WisconsinMadison, 1978Research: Public finance; natural resourceeconomics; mineral taxationPHILIP J. COOK: ITT/Terry Sanford ProfessorEmeritus of Public Policy; Professor Emeritus ofEconomicsPhD (Economics), University of California,Berkeley, 1973Research: Criminal justice policy; public healthpolicy and social policy; regulation of alcohol,guns, and gambling; violence prevention;educationGRAHAM GLENDAY: Professor Emeritus ofthe Practice of Public PolicyPhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 1982Research: Public finance; international tax policyadministration; economic developmentALEX HARRIS: Professor of the Practice Emeritus of Public Policy and Documentary Studies;Creative Director, Lewis Hines DocumentaryFellows ProgramBA (Psychology), Yale University, 1971Research: Documentary photography and writing; patients living with brain cancer; Hispanicculture in northern New Mexico; poverty andhousing in North Carolina; media coverage ofhumanitarian challenges; aging and retirement inthe United States; José Martí and Cuba; EdwardO. Wilson and the U.S. Gulf CoastSHERMAN JAMES: Susan B. King ProfessorEmeritus of Public PolicyPhD (Social Psychology), Washington Universityin St. Louis, 1973Research: Social determinants of U.S. racial andethnic health disparities in health and health care;community-based and public policy interventionsto reduce racial and ethnic health disparitiesJAMES A. JOSEPH: Professor Emeritus of thePractice of Public Policy; former U.S. Ambassadorto South AfricaMDiv, Yale University, 1963Research: Ethics in public life and leadershipparadigms; philanthropy; civil societyROBERT KORSTAD: Professor Emeritus ofPublic PolicyPhD (History), UNC, Chapel Hill, 1987Research: Social policy from an historical perspective; labor; poverty; civil rightsBRUCE R. KUNIHOLM: Dean Emeritus ofthe Sanford School of Public Policy; UniversityDistinguished Service Professor Emeritus ofPublic Policy; Professor Emeritus of HistoryPhD (History), Duke University, 1976Research: U.S. policy in the Middle East; U.S.diplomatic history; national security; uses ofhistory and public policyHELEN F. LADD: Susan B. King ProfessorEmeritus of Public Policy; Professor Emeritus ofEconomics; Faculty Affiliate, Center for Childand Family PolicyPhD (Economics), Harvard University, 1974Research: Education policy in the U.S. and othercountries; state and local public financeFRANCIS LETHEM: Professor Emeritus of thePractice of Public PolicyPhD (Economics), Neuchatel University, 1967Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: Institutional design; project design;capacity building towards sustainable development; conflict preventionELLEN MICKIEWICZ: James R. ShepleyEmeritus Professor of Public Policy; ProfessorEmeritus of Political SciencePhD (Political Science), Yale University, 1965Research: Political communication, democratization and political psychology; using cognitivescience theory to research heuristics employedin processing news, especially under conditionsof limited information, as in Russia and parts ofEastern EuropePHYLLIS POMERANTZ: Professor Emeritusof the Practice of Public Policy, Duke Center forInternational DevelopmentPhD (International Relations), Tufts University, 1978Pronouns: She/her/hersResearch: Aid effectiveness; governance, leadershipand development; global public goods and programs;program design for poverty reductionTHOMAS W. TAYLOR: Professor Emeritus of thePractice of Public PolicyJD, UNC Chapel Hill, 1969Pronouns: He/him/hisResearch: National and homeland security; civil-military relations; constitutional and intelligence law;management and leadershipFaculty with SecondaryAppointments in Public PolicyMATTHEW D. ADLER: Richard A. HorvitzProfessor of Law; Professor of Philosophy andEconomics; Director, Center for Law, Economicsand Public PolicyJD, Yale, 1991DAN ARIELY: James B. Duke Professor ofBehavioral Economics; Professor of Economicsand Business AdministrationPhD (Business Administration), Duke University,1998PhD (Cognitive Psychology), UNC Chapel Hill,1996CHRISTOPHER BAIL: Douglas and EllenLowey Professor of SociologyPhD (Sociology), Harvard University, 2011EDWARD J. BALLEISEN: Vice Provost forInterdisciplinary Studies; Professor of History;Senior Fellow, Kenan Institute for EthicsPhD (History), Yale, 1995Pronouns: He/him/hisLORI BENNEAR: Juli Plant Grainger AssociateProfessor of Environmental Economics and PolicyPhD (Public Policy), Harvard University, 2004WILLIAM CHAFE: The Alice Mary BaldwinProfessor Emeritus of HistoryPhD (History), Columbia University, 1971AARON CHATTERJI: Professor of BusinessAdministrationPhD (Business Administration) University ofCalifornia at Berkeley, 2006PETER D. FEAVER: Professor of PoliticalScience; Director, Duke Program in AmericanGrand StrategyPhD (Political Science), Harvard University, 1990Pronouns: He/him/hisBRANDON GARRETT: L. Neil Williams, Jr.Professor of LawJD, Columbia University, 2001ALLISON GILBERT: Associate Professor inPsychiatry and Behavioral SciencesPhD (Health Policy and Management), UNCChapel Hill, 2009SUSANNE B. HAGA: Associate Professor inMedicine and BiologyPhD (Human Genetics), University of Maryland,Baltimore, 1999Pronouns: She/her/hersANGEL LUIS HARRIS: Professor of Sociology;Faculty Research Scholar, DuPRI PopulationResearch Center; Faculty Affiliate, Duke Centerfor Child and Family PolicyPhD (Public Policy and Sociology) University ofMichigan, 2005ROBERT G. HEALY: Professor Emeritus ofEnvironmental Policy, Nicholas School of theEnvironmentPh.D. (Economics) University of California at LosAngeles, 1972D. SUNSHINE HILLYGUS: Professor ofPolitical Science; Director, Duke Initiative onSurvey MethodologyPhD (Political Science) Stanford University, 2003LISA KEISTER: Gilhuly Family Professor ofSociologyPhD (Sociology) Cornell University, 1997NANCY MACLEAN: William H. ChafeProfessor of HistoryPhD (History), University of Wisconsin-Madison,1989EDMUND MALESKY: Professor of PoliticalScience; Director of the Duke Center forInternational DevelopmentPhD (Politi

national security, health data, gender violence and access to information BRUCE W. JENTLESON: William Preston Few Professor of Public Policy, Professor of Political Science PhD (Government), Cornell University, 1983 Pronouns: He/him/his Research: American foreign policy; international relations; international security; economic sanctions;