UTD School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences

Profile

Stephanie P. Newbold (Ph.D. and MPA, Virginia Tech; BA, Elon University) is an Assistant Professor of Public Affairs specializing in the intellectual history of public administration, administrative ethics, the legal environment of public management, and organization theory.

Her research broadly examines the importance of connecting the constitutional and institutional values of American government to administrative theory and practice.

In their annual review of the field’s doctoral dissertations, the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Public Administration (NASPAA) awarded Dr. Newbold’s dissertation on Thomas Jefferson honorable mention for its significant research contribution to the study of public affairs and public administration.

Courses

PA 5302: Law and the Policy Process
PA 6320: Organizational Theory
PA 7332: Legal Environment of Public Affairs

Professional Organizations

American Society for Public Administration
American Political Science Association
Mid-West Political Science Association

Publications

Newbold, Stephanie P. and David H. Rosenbloom, Co-Editors. (2007). “Symposium on the Seventieth Anniversary of the President’s Committee on Administrative Management.” Public Administration Review, 67:6. November/December.

Newbold, Stephanie P. and David H. Rosenbloom (2007). “Critical Reflections on Hamiltonian Perspectives on Rule-Making and Legislative Proposal Initiatives by the Chief Executive.” Public Administration Review, 67:6. November/December.

Newbold, Stephanie P. and Larry D. Terry. (2006). “The President’s Committee on Administrative Management: The Untold Story and the Federalist Connection.” Administration and Society, 38:5. November.

Newbold, Stephanie P. “Statesmanship and Ethics: The Case of Thomas Jefferson’s Dirty Hands.” (2005). Public Administration Review, 65:6. November/December.
(Lead Article).

Updated: November 5, 2007