MPA Faculty
The teaching philosophy of the MPA faculty emphasizes critical thinking, ethical conduct, public leadership, and administrative skill development. MPA faculty are experienced with a wide range of policies, programs, and issues relevant to public service administration within the local region and beyond. Their respective practical experiences combine with their academic knowledge to enliven the learning process. In addition to conducting research and producing traditional and applied scholarship, MPA faculty are also engaged in a variety of public arenas, frequently perform as consultants to various public and nonprofit organizations, and serve on governing and advisory boards of local, state, and national organizations. MPA students have benefited greatly from these professional networks through internships, leadership opportunities, and job placements.
Jack Dustin, PhD
University of Delaware, 1991Associate Professor
Chair, Department of Urban Affairs and Geography
Email: jack.dustin@wright.edu
Jerri Killian, PhD
University of Colorado, 1997Associate Professor
Director, Master of Public Administration Program
Email: jerri.killian@wright.edu
Myron Levine, PhD
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1977Professor
Email: myron.levine@wright.edu
Mary Wenning, PhD
The Ohio State University, 1995Associate Professor
Email: mary.wenning@wright.edu
Jennifer Subban, PhD
University of New Orleans, 1998Associate Professor
Director, American Humanics Program
Email: jennifer.subban@wright.edu
Enamul H. Choudhury, PhD
Virginia Tech, 1991Assistant Professor
Email: enamul.choudhury@wright.edu
Dan Johnson, PhD
Indiana State University, 2006Assistant Professor
Email: daniel.johnson@wright.edu