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| A list of recent faculty journal articles is not maintained here. However, some faculty members list their recent journal articles in their entry in their unit's research section and in the college’s online Directory. Others have a link to their curriculum vitae (includes a complete list of their journal articles) in their entry in this directory. |
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Designing and Managing Programs: An Effectiveness-Based Approach, 3rd Edition
By Larwrence L. Martin, professor of public affairs, Peter M. Kettner and Robert M. Moroney
November 2007
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Integrated Care and Management — Creating Values for Health Care Organizations
By Thomas T.H. Wan, director and professor of public affairs and associate dean for research, and Yen Ju Lin
February 2007
Note: Written in Chinese |
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Healing Environments — Designs for the Body, Mind and Spirit
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Barbara Huelat and Thomas T.H. Wan, director and professor of public affairs and associate dean for research
February 2007
Note: Written in Chinese
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Capital Acqusitions
By Wendell Lawther, associate professor of public administration, and John O. Adler
January 2007 |
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Media, Crime and Criminal Justice: Images, Realities and Policies, 3rd Edition
By Ray Surette, professor of criminal justice
2006 |
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Behavior Assessment Battery for School-Age Children Who Stutter
By Martine Vanryckeghem, professor of communication sciences and disorders, and Gene Brutten
November 2006 |
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KiddyCAT
(Communication Attitude Test for Preschool and Kindergarten Children Who Stutter)
By Martine Vanryckeghem, professor of communication sciences and disorders, and Gene Brutten
November 2006 |
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Contracting for Public Sector Services
By Larry Martin, professor of public affairs, and John Miller
August 2006
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Four faculty members, two students, three alumni and a former postdoctoral fellow from the college are authors of articles published in a fourth special issue of the International Journal of Public Policy that focuses on Public Affairs Informatics Research. Professor Thomas Wan served as guest editor of the issue. Click here for the Table of Contents.
 Carol Bast, associate professor of legal studies, and Linda Samuels, professor of legal studies at George Mason University, received the Virginia Maurer Ethics Paper Award from the international Academy of Legal Studies in Business for their paper, "Plagiarism and Legal Scholarship in the Age of Information Sharing: The Need for 'Intellectual Honesty.'" The award recognizes excellence in legal scholarship, quality of writing and research, and readiness for publication. Click here to learn more.
A second special issue of the International Journal of Public Policy includes three papers by UCF researchers. The issue was edited by Thomas Wan, director of the Doctoral Program in Public Affairs; Alicia Sitren, a student in the program was assistant editor. Click here to learn more.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office interviewed Larry Martin, professor of public affairs, on several occasions in preparing its September 2006 report, "Grants Management: Enhancing Performance Accountability Provisions Could Lead to Better Results." As a result, UCF is identified as a source of expertise on the subject (p. 42) and two of Martin's publications are cited in the report's bibliography (p. 47).
A special issue of the International Journal of Public Policy was edited by Thomas Wan, director of the Doctoral Program in Public Affairs, and includes fives papers by UCF faculty members and students. Click here to learn more.
Lucille Ponte, associate professor of legal studies, received the annual Hoeber Memorial Award for the most outstanding article in the Journal of Legal Studies Education for the second year in a row. The national award is given by the Academy of Legal Studies in Business. The citation for the 2006 award-winning article is Ponte, L.M. (2006). The case of the unhappy sports fan — embracing different learning styles and promoting student-centered learning through an online dispute resolution simulation. Journal of Legal Studies Education, 23, 169-194.
Larry Martin, professor of public affairs, is one of 12 "privatization pioneers" invited to author an article in the Annual Privatization Report, 20th Anniversary Edition, published in 2006 by the Reason Foundation. Other authors include Margaret Thatcher, former prime minister of the United Kingdom, and the governors of South Carolina and Indiana.
Thomas T.H. Wan, associate dean for research and director of public affairs, is the guest editor for a special issue of the International Journal of Public Policy titled "Public Affairs Informatics Research - III."
"Product-Line Extensions and Pricing Strategies of Brand-Name Drugs Facing Patent Expiration," a paper coauthored by Thomas T.H. Wan, earned the annual Award for Excellence for 2005 from the national Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy.
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