The Section on Intergovernmental Administration and Management deals with the dynamic, part collaborative, part competitive environment of governments (national, state, and local) as they deal with public policy problems and issues that require cross-boundary participation in order to be resolved. This participation occurs horizontally and vertically among governments as well as across the governmental, nonprofit, or public sectors.
Monday, September 7, 2015
Member News: Cheryl A. Camillo
ASPA/SIAM member Cheryl A. Camillo (UMBC) is spending the 2015-2016 academic year at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy in Saskatchewan, Canada on a Fulbright Fellowship. A scholar-practitioner, Camillo will be performing a case study of how multiple levels of government within the province partner to monitor the health of the provincial population with the aim of identifying lessons for U.S. states. Earlier this summer, Ms. Camillo published a think piece in Governing.com on the U.S. public's mindset toward government aid programs. Members interested in collaborating or learning more about her research can contact her at camcher1@umbc.edu.
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