Marjorie Sarbaugh-Thompson (Ph.D. University of Michigan). Associate Professor. Public Administration, Public Policy, American Politics.

    Professor Sarbaugh-Thompson completed a Ph.D. in public policy at the Institute for Public Policy Studies at the University of Michigan in Fall 1992. Dr. Sarbaugh-Thompson publishes articles on public policy and public organization including, "Organizational Mismatch in Urban Labor Markets" in Social Science Quarterly, "Bargaining Over Educational Policy: Who Represents the Community?" in the Journal of Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector, and "Changes From Below: Intepreting Bottom-Up Entrepreneurship Into a Program Development Framework" in American Review of Public Administration. Her current research projects include a study of the effects of term limits on the Michigan House of Representatives, desicison making in Community Development Block Grants and an economic analysis of providing personal care assistance to people with disabilities. Professor Sarbaugh-Thompson teaches courses in the areas of organizational theory, public policy and public administration.
     

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