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Defense Acquisition Review Journal 108 Dr. trudy c. Diliello is a program manager for the Naval Facilities Expeditionary Logistics Center. She was an instructor at the Defense Acquisition University where she taught for eight years. Prior to joining the DAU, she was a contracting officer for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Dr. DiLiello is Level III certified in Contracting, Level II certified in Facilities Engineering, and Level I certified in Acquisition Logistics. She holds a Doctorate of Public Administration from the University of La Verne. (E-mail address: trudy.diliello@navy.mil) Dr. Jeffery D. Houghton is an associate professor of Management and director of the Master of Science in Human Resources and Industrial Relations (MSIR) program at West Virginia University. Houghton has presented his research at various professional meetings and has published numerous articles in a variety of respected journals. He holds a PhD in Organizational Studies from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. (E-mail address: jeff.houghton@mail.wvu.edu) AUTHOR bioGRAPhY
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