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FACULTY N E w s Assistant Professor Louis published in Education Week (2000), has been Professor Zimmerman also organized a panel

Bl Stewart and co-author reissued in a new book School Reform: The and presented a paper at the Metropolitan Archie Lockamy wrote the Critical Issues, William Evers, et al, eds. Chapter of the American Planning Association cover story, “Integrated (Stanford, Hoover Institution Press). Conference on December 6th entitled, “Planning Performance Measurement for Equity in Public Infrastructure Services.” Systems for Health Care Professor Leanna Stiefel Organizations,” in the completed her year as Professor Zimmerman also published an article Lauis Stewart December 2001 issue of president of the American entitled, “Social Implications of Infrastructure the Healthcare Financial Management Journal. Education Finance Associ­ Network Interactions” in the Journal of Urban Professor Stewart also wrote “Management ation with delivery of the Technology (December 2001). She is the Control Theory and Its Application to US Medical presidential address at the principal investigator of two National Science AEFA’s annual research Leanna Stiefel Foundation grants related to the September Practice: A Critical Review of Contemporary conference in Albuquerque, 11th attack. The first is a grant for a national Literature” for Research in Healthcare Financial New Mexico in March. She traced the intellec­ research workshop (described under ICIS activ­ Management, Volume 6, Number 2, 2002. tual history of the organization, pointing out ities). The second is a research grant, “Urban Associate Professor Paul several areas that needed more attention at the Infrastructure Services in a Time of Crisis: Smoke delivered the conferences, including the federal role in Lessons from September nth,” which will framework paper on school finance and the financial implications explore relationships between infrastructure “Intergovernmental Fiscal and consequences of school racial segregation resiliency and its condition before, during and Transfers in Developing in the U.S. At the conference. Professor Amy after the attack. Countries; Issues and Ellen Schwartz presented a paper co-authored Professors Steven Finkler and John Billings, Policies,” which was Paul Smoke with Professor Robert Berne and Professor MS Student Shalabh Gupta, MD, and colleagues prepared with Larry Stiefel on the Campaign for Fiscal Equity court at the NYU School of Medicine published an Schroeder of Syracuse University’s Maxwell case. Also presenting papers were Wagner abstract, “Cost-Effective Treatment of Congestive School, at an Asian Development Bank confer­ PhD’s Patrice latarola, Ross Rubenstein, and Heart Failure: Inpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation ence on Intergovernmental Transfers in Asia at Michele Moser and Wagner doctoral students Program versus Home Health Care,” in the April the National Institute of Public Finance and Hella Bel Hadj Amor, Dae Yeop Kim and Carole 2001 issue of the American Journal of Physical Policy in New Delhi in September 2001. In Portas. Medicine and Rehabilitation. November, Professor Smoke delivered a paper on “Strategically Implementing Fiscal Decentrali­ Professor Victor G. Rodwin Associate Professor Sonia Ospina and her zation in Developing Countries” at the 94th organized a meeting in London with the Interna­ J colleagues on the Ford Foundation Leadership Annual Conference on Taxation of the National for a Changing World (LCW) Research and Tax Association in Baltimore. Further, he gave a tional Longevity Center-UK Documentation project hit the road this presentation on “The Benefits and Pitfalls of and the London Regional semester to conduct in-depth interviews in 20 Decentralization: What Do We Know About Office of the National LCW awardee communities. Joining her in this Making It Work?” at the Association of Health Service on “Older Victor Rodwin work are Bethany Godsoe [MPA ’01] associate Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Research People in the City.” Pro­ project director for LCW, Jennifer Dodge, Conference in Cleveland. fessor Rodwin also delivered a lecture, “Update Wagner PhD candidate and research assistant on French Social Policy: Families and Health for LCW, and David Gomez, also a Wagner PhD Associate Professor Dennis Care,” on March i8th at NYU’s Maison Franfaise. candidate. The interviews take an appreciative Smith’s article “Perfor­ approach to narrative inquiry and are aimed at mance Management in Clinical Professor Sue discovering how these communities engage in New York City: COMPSTAT »K Kaplan has been elected the work of leadership. Based on these inter­ and the Revolution in Police chair of the board of the views, the LCW team will develop a leadership^ Management,” co-written Bank Street College of story for each program awardee. The stories® Dennis Smith with former NYC Police Commissioner William Bratton, was published in Quicker, Better, Cheaper? Managing Performance in American KSue Kaplan Education, for a term beginning in September 2002. The College is composed of a Graduate will be part of a national communications effort to broaden the conversation about leadership across the country.

Government [December 2001], edited by Dall School of Education, serving about 1000 Professor Ellen Schall, Professor Ospina and Forsythe. Professor Smith has also been students; a School for Children and Family Bethany Godsoe were guest speakers at the appointed a member of the Editorial Board of Center, serving 500 children; a Division of William Alanson White Institute program in the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis. Continuing Education; and a Publications and December 2001 in Organizational Development Media Group, which prepares learning mate­ and Consultation study group. They shared Research Professor Joseph P. Vlteritti’s essay rials for and about children. Bank Street works their approach to leadership based on their “School Choice and Educational Opportunity,” in more than 400 schools in New York City, as work with Leadership for a Changing World. originally published in the Brookings Review well as in 14 other cities across the country. Also, in December, Professor Ospina made a (1999), has been translated into Spanish for a presentation to the Manpower Demonstration new book Nuevas Tendencias en Polfticas Professor Rae Zimmerman has been appointed Research Corporation that shared both the Educativas, Myriam Andrada, et. al. eds. to the Committee on the Review and Evaluation theoretical approach to leadership and the (Buenos Aires: Granita). His essay School of the Army Chemical Stockpile Disposal methods she and her colleagues are using for Choice: Beyond the Numbers, originally Program of the National Academy of Sciences. Leadership for a Changing World,

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