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National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) �� JPAE Oversight Committee: �� David Schultz�� Kristen Norman-Major�� Michael W. Popejoy�� Iris Geva-May�� Michael O’Hare�� Lisa Dejoras�� EDITOR’S COUNCIL H. George Frederickson�� James L. Perry�� Danny L. Balfour�� Mario A. Rivera�� Marc Holzer�� Heather E. Campbell�� Edward T. Jennings�� BOARD OF EDITORS Guy Adams�� Mohamad Alkadry, Florida International University Peter J. Bergerson�� John Bohte�� Espiridion Borrego�� John M. Bryson�� Beverly Bunch, University of Illinois, Springfi eld Lysa Burnier�� N. Joseph Cayer, Arizona State University Heather Campbell�� Cal Clark, Auburn University Barbara Crosby�� Robert B. Cunningham�� Dwight Denison�� Anand Desai�� James W. Douglas�� Robert Durant, American University Jo Ann G. Ewalt�� Cynthia Fukami�� Susan Gooden�� Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore�� Meagan Jordan�� Edward Kellough, University of Georgia Don Kettl�� Khalid Al-Yahya�� Edgar Ramirez Delacruz�� CORRESPONDENTS John Kiefer�� William Earle Klay, Florida State University Chris Koliba�� Kristina Lambright�� Laura Langbein, American University Scott Lazenby�� Steven R. Maxwell�� Barbara McCabe�� Michael Popejoy, Florida International University Dorothy Olshfski�� Stephen P. Osborne, University of Edinburgh David Reingold, Indiana University Michelle Saint-Germain�� Robert A. Schuhmann�� Patricia M. Shields�� Jessica Sowa�� Kendra Stewart�� James Svara, Arizona State University Howard Whitton, Griffi th University Blue Wooldridge�� Giovanni Valotti�� David Van Slyke, Syracuse University Charlene M. L. Roach�� Journal of Public Affairs Education is published quarterly by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. �� Subscription Rates: ��JPAE articles can be accessed at www. ��Change of Address: Please notify us and your local postmaster immediately of both old and new addresses. ��Postmaster: Send address changes to JPAE, National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and ��Educators and Copy Centers:�� National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. All rights reserved. Educators may reproduce any material for ��JPAE in �� JPAE is ��
Journal of Public Affairs Education Winter 2012 Volume 18, No. 1 FROM THE EDITOR—CLASS, PUBLIC AFFAIRS, AND HIGHER EDUCATION David Schultz ....................................................................................................ii Leading by Example: Modeling Global Public Service Excellence Nadia Rubaii ..................................................................................................... 1 FROM THE GUEST EDITOR—PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROFESSORS FROM THE WORKING CLASS Kenneth Oldfield ................................................................................................ 9 A View from the 50th Street Gate on Washington Avenue: Reflections of a Working-Class Academic Heather Wyatt-Nichol ....................................................................................... 17 Class Rooms Kenneth Oldfield .............................................................................................. 29 What’s a Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This? Cheryl Simrell King .......................................................................................... 51 Blue-Collar Teaching in a White-Collar University David Schultz .................................................................................................. 67 Moving Forward by Looking Back Gary L. Wamsley............................................................................................... 87 Techniques in Teaching Statistics: Linking Research Production and Research Use Amy E. Smith and Ignacio J. Martinez-Moyano ............................................... 107 Are They Connected? Exploring Academic and Social Networks Among MPA Students at a Chinese University Bin Chen, Feng Wang and Jianmin Song ......................................................... 137 Open Access Digital Repository: Sharing Student Research with the World Patricia Shields, Nandhini Rangarajan and Lewis Stewart ................................ 157 Knowledge and Skills for Policy Making: Stories from Local Public Managers in Florida Yahon Zhang, Robert Lee and Kaifeng Yang ..................................................... 183 Creating Quality Online Course Design Through a Peer-Reviewed Assessment Pamela A. Gibson and Pamela Trump Dunning ............................................... 209 Fulbright Program for Foreign Students and the Study of Public Administration Mohsin Bashir ................................................................................................ 229 Review of Moral Controversies in American Politics, 4th ed. Michael W. Popejoy ......................................................................................... 239 Information for Contributors. ...................................................Inside back cover Cover design by Val Escher. Cover design property of NASPAA. Cover photo: UIS Colonnade. Photo courtesy of University of Illinois Springfield.
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