B.A.     Johns Hopkins University
M.A.    Columbia University
Ph.D.   Columbia University

Courses:

Science, Technology and Policy (graduate)
Energy, Environment, and Resources Policy (graduate)
Technology, Politics, and the Environment (undergraduate)

Recent Publications:

Book, Space Policy in the 21st Century, 2002.
Book, Powering Apollo: James E. Webb of NASA, 1995.
Monograph: Managing ‘Big Science’: A Case Study of the Human Genome Project (Washington, D.C.: PricewaterhouseCoopers Endowment for the Business of Government, 2002).
Article, “North American Smog: Science Policy Linkages Across Multiple Boundaries,” Canadian-American Public Policy (April 2001).
Chapter in Book, “The Battle to Destroy Chemical Weapons,” in, V. Franke Ed., Security in a Changing World: Case Studies in U.S. National Security Management (Westpoint, Connecticut: Praeger, 2002).

Research Interests:

Science, technology and public policy
Environmental policy
Executive leadership
Bureaucratic politics

Current Research Projects:

NSF, “Transforming NASA: Space Technology in the Goldin Years”

NASA, “NASA and the Environment: The Case of Ozone Depletion”

Center for Environmental Policy and Administration / National Security Program of Maxwell School, “Deploying a U.S.-Russian Space Station: Dan Goldin’s Catch-22”

IBM, “Managing Big Science: The Challenge of Coordination”