JENNIFER A. TAYLOR - James Madison UniversityJENNIFER A. TAYLOR James Madison University College of Arts and Letters, School of Public and International Affairs Department of Political

JENNIFER A. TAYLOR James Madison University College of Arts and Letters, School of Public and International Affairs Department of Political Science 2175 Miller Hall, 91 East Grace Street, MSC 7705, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807 [email protected], 361-779-2392, @artsgal (Twitter), www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferataylorphd, https://drjenniferataylor.wordpress.com

Education

Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia College of Business and Public Administration Ph.D. Public Administration and Urban Policy, 2012. Major Fields: Public Administration/Nonprofit Management; Cognate: Marketing.

The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio John Glenn School of Public Affairs and Department of Art Education M.A., Policy and Administration, Arts, 1998.

University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina College of the Arts and Sciences B.A., Art History, Art Education, and Art Studio, 1995.

Peer Reviewed Publications

Taylor, Jennifer A., Baker, Jeron, and Chambers, Jackson (Under Review). Ice, Ice, Maybe? The Efficacy of Viral Fundraising. (Prepared for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly).

Taylor, Jennifer A., Miller-Stevens, Katrina, and Baker, Jeron. (Under Review). Determinants and Impact of Rage Giving. (Prepared for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina (2018). Relational Exchange in Nonprofit Organizations: The Role of Identity Salience and Satisfaction. International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Sector Quarter Marketing.

Miller-Stevens, Katrina, Taylor, Jennifer A., Lanivich, Stephen E. and Morris, John C. (2018). Congruent or Dissimilar? A Comparison of Values Between Leaders of Benefit Corporations and Nonprofit Organizations. Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations.

Miller-Stevens, Katrina, Taylor, Jennifer A., and Morris, John C. (2015). Are We Really On the Same Page? An Empirical Examination of Value Congruence Between Public and Nonprofit Managers. Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations.

Mayhew, Frederick, Swartz, Nicholas, and Taylor, Jennifer A. (2014). Implementing a Multi-Method Competency Model: Experiences of the MPA Program at James Madison University. Journal of Public Affairs Education.

Morris, John C., Greentree, Vivian W., and Taylor, Jennifer A. (2014). The Myth of the Rugged Individual: Implications for Public Administration, Civic Engagement, and Civil Society. Virginia Social Science Journal.

Williams, Andrew and Taylor, Jennifer A. (2012). Resolving Accountability Ambiguity in Nonprofit Organizations. Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (March, 2011). Pluralism, Participation, and Progress. Administrative Theory and Praxis.

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Teaching Experience

2018 – Present Associate Professor 2012-2018 Assistant Professor

College of Arts and Letters, School of Public and International Affairs

Department of Political Science, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia

In Person Online - Senior Seminar in Public Management (PPA 420) - Nonprofit Governance & Accountability (PUAD

662) - Philanthropy & Volunteerism (PUAD 663) - MPA Capstone (PUAD 692) - Ethics in International Development & Human

Services (INGO 653) - Management in International Nongovernmental

Organizations (INGO 650) - Directed Study (PUAD 680) - Introduction to Public Service (PPA 265)

- Tools of Public Management (PPA-ADP 483) - Management in International

Nongovernmental Organizations (INGO 650) - Individualized Study Skills (IS 200) - Ethics in Public Service (PPA-ADP 483) - Arts and Cultural Policy (PUAD 583)

Corruption Policy and Public Service Ethics (PUAD 583)

- Introduction to Public Service (PPA 265)

Exceptional Student Achievements Mentored both graduate and undergraduate students who have excelled in public service from the White House to Academia:

- Pratik Banjade, MPA, Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the White House. - Gabrielle Henderson, MPA, PhD Student at University of Nebraska at Omaha under the advisement of

Angela Eikenberry and Tara Bryan. - Alyssa Myers, BS, Earned $96,000 scholarship to attend law school at Northeastern University. - David Good, MPA, Doctoral Candidate in Public Administration at Auburn University. - Jeron Baker, MPA student, co-authored two journal articles currently under blind peer review.

Hall Outstanding Faculty/Staff Achievement Award (2016) Hall Outstanding Faculty/Staff Achievement Award recognizes a faculty/staff member who has demonstrated an exceptional commitment to student learning outside of the classroom, has given their time outside of office hours and job requirements, and has had a significant influence on the lives of students. Nominated by MPA Students. Bluestone Award for Outstanding Advising (2014) The Bluestone Award for Outstanding Advising recognizes a JMU faculty/staff advisor of a recognized organization in good standing who has had a positive influence on an organization by providing support, approachability, and encouragement of effective communication within the organization. Nominated by Student Veterans. Dissertation Service

• Morgan, Paul. (2018). Student Veteran Support Services and Academic Success. Dissertation in Support of the PhD in Strategic Leadership, James Madison University.

• Brinton, Chauncey. (2016). The Impact of Military Relationships on U.S. Service Members’

Response to Trauma. Dissertation in Support of the PsyD in Counseling Psychology, James Madison University.


2010-2011 Instructor/Teaching Assistant College of Business and Public Administration Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia In Person Courses: Foundations of Public Service (PAS 300); Administrative Theory I

(PADM 651); Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector (PADM 695).

2006-2011 Adjunct Instructor Distance Learning Program Park University, Parkville, Missouri In Person and Online: Introduction to the Humanities, (LS211).

2004-2007 Adjunct Instructor Small Business Development Center Del Mar College, Corpus Christi, Texas

Courses: Marketing for Small Businesses & Nonprofits, Accounting for Small Businesses & Nonprofits.

Research In Progress

Manuscript Draft Stage

Taylor, Jennifer A., Miller-Stevens, Katrina, and Baker, Jeron. Rage Giving and Civic Engagement: A Behavioral Shift in Online Giving. (Prepared for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly).

Taylor, Jennifer A. The Whole Warrior: Military Family Public Policy in the 21st Century. (Prepared for Armed Forces and Society).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina. Pro-Social behaviors: Volunteering, Giving, and Policy Advocacy. (Prepared for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina. Civic Engagement in a Bottle: Prosocial Behaviors in Military Families. (Prepared for Armed Forces and Society).

Taylor, Jennifer A., Noble, Samantha, and Templeton, Alex. The Myopic Discourse in Nonprofit Governance: A Meta-Analysis of Governance Research.

Taylor, Jennifer A. The Confluence of the War on Terror, Policy Streams, and Nonprofit Advocacy. (Prepared for Armed Forces and Society).

Taylor, Jennifer A., Noble, Samantha. Sector Agnosticism: Developing Crackerjack Nonprofit Administrators. (Prepared for Journal of Public Affairs Education).

Data Analysis Stage

Taylor, Jennifer A. Net Promoter Score and Military Service: Implications for Tomorrow’s Troops. (Prepared for Armed Forces and Society).

Henderson, Gabrielle and Taylor, Jennifer A. Ethics in NGOs: Response, Resilience, and Sustainability in Post-Conflict Society. (Prepared for Voluntas).


Data Collection Stage

Taylor, Jennifer A., and Baker, Jeron. Determinants of Sector Choice: Nonprofit or Social Enterprise?. (Prepared for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly).

Funded Research

2018 National Veterans Intermediary Champions of Change, Research on military family suicide. $2,000.

2018 U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy at Kosovo, Research on intergovernmental relations, collaboration, and ethical decision-making in the Eastern Balkans. $5,000.

2017 Internal Research Support, Department of Political Science, James Madison University. Received internal research support for current research on rage giving and civic engagement in the U.S. $1,000.

2014 Annual Survey of Military Families, Survey design & data analysis on behalf of Blue Star Families, Alexandria, Virginia; a military families advocacy nonprofit and in partnership with Syracuse University Institute for Veterans and Military Families. $10,000.

2013 Annual Survey of Military Families, Survey design & data analysis on behalf of Blue Star Families, Alexandria, Virginia; a military families advocacy nonprofit. $10,000.

2012 Annual Survey of Military Families, Survey design & data analysis on behalf of Blue Star Families, Alexandria, Virginia; a military families advocacy nonprofit. $10,000.

2012 Military Community Blueprint Grant by Bristol Myers Squibb, community organizing and grant implementation on behalf of Give an Hour, Arlington, Virginia; a nonprofit providing free mental health services to military families. $2,000,000.

Scholarly Conference Presentations

Taylor, Jennifer A., Miller-Stevens, Katrina, and Baker, Jeron. Rage Giving and Civic Engagement: A Behavioral Shift in Online Giving. (Prepared for Association of Research on Nonprofit & Voluntary Associations, 2018).

Henderson, Gabrielle and Taylor, Jennifer A. Ethics in NGOs: Response, Resilience, and Sustainability in Post-Conflict Society. (Prepared for Association of Research on Nonprofit & Voluntary Associations, 2018).

Taylor, Jennifer A. The Whole Warrior: Military Family Public Policy in the 21st Century. (Prepared for American Society of Public Administration, 2019).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina. Pro-social behaviors: Volunteering, Giving, and Policy Advocacy. (Prepared for American Society of Public Administration, 2019).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina. Civic Engagement in a Bottle: Prosocial Behaviors in Military Families. (Prepared for American Society of Public Administration, 2019).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina. Collaboration and Giving Circles. (Prepared for American Society of Public Administration, 2018).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Miller-Stevens, Katrina. Determinants and Impact of Rage Giving. (Prepared for ARNOVA 2017 and for publication in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly).

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Noble, Samantha. Ice, Ice, Maybe? The Efficacy of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and Viral Fundraising. Workshop and Survey Results presented at Association of Research on Nonprofit & Voluntary Associations (ARNOVA), Chicago, Illinois: November 2015.


Taylor, Jennifer A. Net Promoter Score and Military Service: Implications for Tomorrow’s Troops. Presented at the American Society of Public Administration (ASPA), Washington, D.C.: March 2014.

Taylor, Jennifer A., Miller-Stevens, Katrina, and Ford, John B. Relational Exchange in Nonprofits: The Role of Identity Saliency and Relationship Satisfaction. Presented at Association of Research on Nonprofit & Voluntary Associations (ARNOVA), Hartford, Connecticut: November 2013.

Mayhew, Frederick., Swartz, Nicholas., and Taylor, Jennifer A. Implementing a Multi-Method Competency Model: Experiences of the MPA Program at James Madison University. Presented at Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA), Washington, D.C., October 2013.

Taylor, Jennifer A., Noble, Samantha, and Templeton, Alex. The Myopic Discourse in Nonprofit Governance: A Meta-Analysis of Governance Research. Presented at Southeastern Conference on Public Administration (SECOPA), Charlotte, North Carolina: September 2013.

Miller-Stevens, Katrina; Taylor, Jennifer A.; & John C. Morris, Are We Really On the Same Page? An Empirical Examination of Value Congruence Between Public and Nonprofit Managers. Research results presented at American Society of Public Administration (ASPA), Las Vegas, Nevada: April, 2012.

Miller-Stevens, Katrina; Taylor, Jennifer A.; and John C. Morris, Are We Really On the Same Page? An Empirical Examination of Value Congruence Between Public and Nonprofit Managers. Research design presented at Southeast Conference on Public Administration (SECOPA), New Orleans, Louisiana: September, 2011.

Taylor, Jennifer A. Paths to Public Service. Panel chair and discussant at the American Society of Public Administrators Hampton Roads Annual Conference, (ASPA-HR), Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia: March, 2011.

Taylor, Jennifer A. Developing a Culture of Philanthropy: A Relationship Marketing Model for Nonprofit Organizations. Research presented at Association of Research on Nonprofit & Voluntary Associations (ARNOVA), Arlington, Virginia: November, 2010.

Taylor, Jennifer A. and Williams, Andrew. Nonprofit Accountability: The Holistic Accountability Framework. Paper presented at the Southeast Conference on Public Administration (SECOPA), Wilmington, North Carolina: October, 2010.

Morris, John C., Greentree, Vivian, and Taylor, Jennifer A. The Myth of the Self-Sufficient Individual and the Role of Public Service in American Politics. Paper presented at the Southeast Conference on Public Administration (SECOPA), Wilmington, North Carolina: October, 2010.

Taylor, Jennifer A. Coming Home to Feminine: A Foundational Shift in Public Service Values. Paper presented at the Public Administration Theory Network (PAT-Net), Omaha, Nebraska: May, 2010.

Williams, Andrew, Taylor, Jennifer A. and et al. Nonprofit Accountability: Negotiating the Network. Paper presented at International Research Society for Public Management (IRSPM), Berne, Switzerland: April, 2010.

Taylor, Jennifer A. Coming Home to Feminine: A Foundational Shift in Public Service Values. Paper presented at the American Society of Public Administrators Hampton Roads Annual Conference, (ASPA-HR), Virginia Beach, Virginia: March, 2010.

Kesterson, Misty and Taylor, Jennifer A. Electronic Portfolios: A Product of Student and Faculty Success. Paper presented at the Center for Educational, Development, Evaluation, and Research Conference (CEDER), Corpus Christi, Texas: February, 2006.


Taylor, Jennifer A. Empty Their Pockets! Revenue Enhancers for Community Theatres. Paper presented for the Texas Nonprofit Theatre Alliance Annual Conference, (TNTA), Corpus Christi, Texas: January, 2004.

Invited Talks

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2018, September 11, 2018). Support for Student Veterans in Higher Education. James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2018, June 14). National Service & the Public Interest. James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2018, May 13-19). Nongovernmental Organization Collaboration. U.S. Department of State, Pristina, Kosovo.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2017, March 9). Nonprofits and Sustainability. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2015, July). Relational Exchange in Nonprofit Organizations. Virginia Fundraising Institute, Association of Fundraising Professionals. Richmond, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2014, November). Transformational Giving. James Madison University Institutional Advancement.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2013, March). Engaging Student Veterans on Campus: Developing a Military Community. Virginia Advisory Council on Military Education Conference. Roanoke, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2013, May 8). Military Family Research Keynote. Virginia Universities Values Veterans Conference, James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2012, October). It starts with you - Making an Impact on Public Policy. Senator Mark Warner’s Annual Conference for Women, Roanoke, Virginia.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2012, August). Helping Military Families be Resilient During the Deployment Cycle

AHEC Veterans Mental Health Project at Wake Forest University, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Other Publications

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2009, August 26). The Effects of Deployment on Military Children. The Flagship, B1.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2009, November 6). The Case for Halloween. The Flagship, B1.

Taylor, Jennifer A. (2002). Prevent Child Abuse. The Corpus Christi Caller Times. Op Ed.

Work Experience

Associate Professor, James Madison University, 2018-Present.

Assistant Professor, James Madison University, 2012-2018.

Graduate Teaching & Research Assistant, Old Dominion University, 2010-2012.

Director of Development, Deputy Managing Director, Virginia Stage Company, 2008-2010.

Led a development team of staff, volunteers, and board members in meeting the annual contributed income goal of $1.6 million and additional capital, endowment, and planned giving efforts at a LORT-D professional theatre company. Provided leadership in the daily operations of 150 artists and operational staff.


Nonprofit Consultant, Taylored Resources, 1998-present.

United Way, Elizabeth River Project, USS Lexington Museum, The Dwelling Place, Art Center of Corpus Christi

among others. Self-employed as a nonprofit consultant; presenting seminars and workshops, managing

employees, cash flow, accounting, fundraising, program and business development, and marketing and

public relations. Exemplar projects follow:

- Board of Directors Mentorship, Wounded Warrior Project, 2016. Provided Executive

Counsel and crisis communications planning during a large-scale public scandal.

- Strategic Planning, The Collins Center, 2014-2016. Facilitated strategic planning process

for nonprofit organization undergoing large scale organizational change.

- Executive Director Mentoring, The Collins Center, 2014-2016. Contracted by Board of

Directors to provide monthly mentoring to new Executive Director.

- Strategic Planning, Blue Star Families, 2013. Facilitated strategic planning process for

entrepreneurial, early life cycle, nonprofit organization experiencing rapid growth.

- Governance & Development Planning, Harrisonburg Community Health Clinic, 2013-2016.

Board development and annual development audit and plan for nonprofit Federally

Qualified Health Support Center. Raised over $100,000 in the development and

implementation of a signature special event for two consecutive years.

- Director of Marketing, Corpus Christi Blue Angels Air Show, 2005, 2007. Secured federal

contract to solicit corporate support on behalf of the U.S. Navy Morale, Welfare, and

Recreation programs. In less than 60 days, secured over $65,000 in direct corporate

support, of which 63% represented new donors; negotiated $85,000 in in-kind donations.

- Interim Executive Director, Harbor Playhouse, 2003-2004. Recruited to rebuild local

performing arts organization on the brink of bankruptcy. Responsibilities included

operations, fiscal management of an operating budget of $500,000; marketing, public

relations, fundraising, and the supervision and leadership of seven employees and over

300 volunteers.

- Director of Development, American Cancer Society, Florida Division, 1999-2000. Served as

Development Director of two counties in Northwest Florida. Managed multiple annual

fund revenue sources including special events, major gifts, planned giving, corporate

sponsorship, memorials, and direct mail. Raised special event income 61% over the

previous year’s net, surpassed annual goal in special events revenue by 31%, $468,000.

Graduate Administrative Assistant, Office of the President & Department of Art Education,

The Ohio State University, 1997-1998.


Service Highlights at James Madison University

Master of Public Administration Program

• Developed and designed an MPA Program logic model. • Operationalized the new NASPAA Universal competencies for the MPA Program and mapped

the existing curriculum and current assessment strategies. • Developed and implemented new nonprofit concentration competencies based upon curricular

guidelines from the Nonprofit Academic Centers Council. • Developed an assessment plan under the new NASPAA standards for reaccreditation self-study

in 2019. • Raised academic standards for admission into the program, while maintaining a maximum

admitted cohort. • Redesigned the field-based learning experience for graduate students. • Transitioned all field-based learning for the Department to a digital data collection process for

program evaluation. • Prepared the 1st and subsequent annual reports on field-based learning for the Department of

Political Science encompassing three undergraduate programs, one Washington Semester program, and two graduate programs, for four years.

• Planned and coordinated the Public Service Week recognition activities for the School of Public and International Affairs including an annual reception and public service awards for practitioners, for six years.

• Sought and secured funding for a community-based graduate administrative assistant, $25,000.

Veterans Scholar Taskforce

• Appointed by the Provost in my first year and thereafter, to lead a University wide Taskforce designed to both build a community of veterans on campus (faculty, staff, and students) and to assess and improve the continuum of support for the student veteran learning experience.

• Established and advised the JMU chapter of Student Veterans of America. • Designed and facilitated “Green Zone” intercultural competence instruction for faculty and staff,

certifying over 400 faculty and staff in five years. • Created a signature special event for the University on Veterans Day now in its 4th year, which

has been a Top 5 Social Media Engagement event with alumni world-wide, even surpassing the hosting of ESPN GameDay.

• Earned corporate and university financial support of $75,000 and established a Center for Student Veterans on Campus.

The Nonprofit Institute, a Certificate Program for Nonprofit Executives

• Developed curriculum and facilitated learning workshops on mission, vision, and public service values for nonprofit executives.

Faculty Research Council, Research and Scholarship

• Conducted a campus wide needs assessment for the Vice Provost of Research and Scholarship using a mixed methods research design which included focus group interviews of every


academic unit on campus and a web-based survey of faculty. Data used for strategic planning for the division and for presentation and action by the Provost.

College of Arts & Letters Faculty Assistance Committee, National Endowment for the Humanities Sub-Committee

• Reviewed internal and external grants for research and scholarship support for faculty.

James Madison University Center for Civic Engagement

• Developed and pursued funding for a five-week Civic Engagement Institute to be hosted on campus in 2019 for young leaders from Kosovo.

University Service

• Member, College of Arts & Letters Faculty Assistance Committee, National Endowment for the Humanities Sub-Committee. 2018-present.

• Member, Faculty Research Council, Research and Scholarship, James Madison University, 2017-present.

• Instructor, Nonprofit Institute, Office of Outreach and Engagement, James Madison University, 2012-present.

• Co-Chair, Veterans Scholars Taskforce, James Madison University, 2012-present.

• Faculty Advisor, Student Veterans Chapter, James Madison University, 2012-present.

• Member, Master of Public Administration Governance Committee, James Madison University, 2012 – present.

• Member, MPA Program Strategic Planning Sub-Committee, James Madison University, 2012-present.

• Member, MPA Program Marketing Sub-Committee, James Madison University, 2012-present.

• Faculty Advisor, Women for Madison, (a donor affinity group), James Madison University, 2014-2017.

• Member, College of Arts and Letters Committee on Defining Engagement as Scholarship. 2016-2017.

• Member, JMU Employee Resource Group Steering Committee (development and piloting of ERGs at University), James Madison University, 2014-2016.

• Advisor, Madison Trust, (a major donor affinity group), James Madison University, 2013-2015.

• Member, Department of Political Science, Senior Seminar Revision Working Group., James Madison University, 2012-2013.

• Member, UV2: Universities Value Veterans Planning Committee, James Madison University, 2012.

• Treasurer, Public Administration & Urban Studies PhD Student Association, Old Dominion University, 2009-2011.

• Site Committee Member, Public Administration Theory Network Conference, Old Dominion University, 2010-2011.


• Member, Public Service Minor, Undergraduate Curriculum Development Committee, Old Dominion University, 2009.

• Member, Public Service Minor Marketing, Old Dominion University, 2009-2011.

• Member, Public Service Week Planning Committee, Old Dominion University, 2009-2011.

• Site Committee Member, Lawrence and Isabel Barnett Symposium, The Ohio State University, 1998.

Community Service

• Virginia Commission for the Arts, General Operating Support Panelist, 2015 - present.

• Virginia Commission for the Arts, Project Support Panelist, 2015 - present.

• Public Art Initiative, City of Harrisonburg, Chairperson, 2017-present.

• East Rockingham Barracudas Swim Team Advisory Board, 2014 – present.

• Montevideo Middle School, Setting the Stage Capital Campaign Chairperson, 2013-2017.

• Girl Scouts of America, Daisy, Brownie, Junior, & Cadette Troop 221, Troop Leader, 2013-2017.

• Shenandoah Valley Children’s Choir, Executive Counsel, 2015-2016.

• Gifted Education Advisory Committee, Rockingham County School District, 2012-2014.

• Girl Scouts of America, Daisy & Brownie Troop 135, Troop Leader, 2008-2012.

• Cultural Alliance of Hampton Roads, Board of Directors, 2009-2011.

• Tidewater Officers’ Spouses’ Association, Board of Directors, 2007-2010.

• Downtown 100 Member, Norfolk Downtown District, 2008-2009.

• The Hermitage Museum of Art, The Art of Glass Committee Member, 2009.

• Idaho Commission on the Arts, General Operating Support Panelist, 2002.

• Idaho Commission on the Arts, Project Support Panelist, 2002.

• National Endowment for the Arts, Challenge America Grant Review Panelist, 2002.

• Coastal Bend Officers’ Spouses’ Association, Board of Directors, 2005-2007.

• Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Ambassador, 2001-2003.

• Santa Rosa Medical Center Women’s Advisory Board, 2000.

• Santa Rosa County School District Visual Arts Juror, 2000.

• Northwest Arts Partnership, Board of Directors, 1996-1998.


Service to Discipline

• Reviewer, Public Integrity, 2016-Present.

• Reviewer, Academy of Management Conference, 2016-present.

• Reviewer, International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarter Marketing, 2011 – present.

• Reviewer, Voluntas, 2011-present.

• Reviewer, Journal of Policy Planning and Practice, 2017-present.

• Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), 1999 – Present.

• Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and the Voluntary Action (ARNOVA), 2009 – Present.

• American Society of Public Administrators (ASPA), 2009 – Present.

• Public Administration Theory Network (PAT-Net), 2009 – Present. • Reviewer, Best Article of the Year, Association of Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary

Action, 2013-2014.

• Content Area Expert, Corporation for National and Community Service, 2013-2014.

• Content Area Expert, HandsOn Network University, Points of Light Institute, 2013-2014.

Additional Awards & Nominations

• Nominated for Career and Academic Planning Make Your Next Move Award, 2018.

• Nominated for the Academy of Management Dissertation Research Award, 2012.

• Nominated for Gabriel Rudney Best Dissertation in Nonprofit Research, administered by the Association for Research on Nonprofit and Voluntary Action, 2012.

• Department of Urban Studies and Public Administration, Old Dominion University, Travel Award, 2010, 2011, 2012.

• Division of Student Affairs, Graduate Student Travel Award, Old Dominion University, 2011.

• Public Administration Theory Network PhD Student Grant, 2010.

Research and Teaching Interests

Public & Nonprofit Organizations Intersectoral Relations Administrative Theory & Organizational Behavior

Philanthropy, Volunteerism, & Civic Engagement Ethics & Values Governance & Accountability Strategic Fundraising

Social Marketing Military Family Public Policy Arts & Cultural Policy Comparative Civil Society Research Design

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