Lisa M. Moreland

ASSOCIATE POLICY SCIENTIST
(Coordinator, The Democracy Project and Legislative Fellows Program)

lisamk@udel.edu e-mail
302-831-4955 phone/voice-mail
302-831-3488 fax

179 Graham Hall | University of Delaware | Newark, Delaware 19716-7380

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		EXPERTISE
		Lisa Moreland has worked at the Institute for Public Administration since 1998, managing The Democracy Project and assisting in the development and launch of MentorWorks, a college-wide mentoring program. Currently, she is a co-coordinator for the Legislative Fellows program, serves as the editorial consultant for IPA publications and assists the management of IPA research assistants. Other areas of interest include local and state government, multi-modal transportation, and infrastructure policy issues. She has co-authored "Moving People: Transportation Options for Delaware," "E-Commerce: Changing the Face of Goods, Services, and Transportation," and "Changing Technologies: Mapping the Future of Lifestyles, Work and Business in Delaware." Ms. Moreland is a member of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) and the Delaware Association for Public Administration (DAPA).

		EDUCATION
		MPA, University of Delaware 1998, State and Local Management BA, University of Delaware 1996, International Relations and Spanish Studies (double major) - Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Honors Program

		HONORS
		University of Delaware Professional Merit Award, 2000

		EXPERTISE
		2003 - present   Assistant Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University of Delaware   2000 - 2003   Policy Specialist II, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University of Delaware   1999 - 2000   Policy Specialist I, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University of Delaware   1998 - 1999   Policy Researcher, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University of Delaware   1996 - 1998   Research Assistant, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University of Delaware   1998   Legislative Fellow, House Minority Caucus, Delaware General Assembly   1997   Intern, Planning Department, City of Newark (Newark, Del.)

		COURSES TAUGHT
		UAPP667--The Democracy Project

		PUBLICATIONS
		“Moving People:  Transportation Options for Delaware–A Delaware Policy Forum,” with Nicole Sappé, IPA, Newark, Del., March 2001. “E-Commerce:  Changing the Face of Goods, Services, and Transportation–A Delaware Policy Forum,” with Robert Warren and Kama Boland, IPA, Newark, Del., March 2000. “Changing Technologies:  Mapping the Future of Lifestyles, Work, and Business in Delaware–A Delaware Policy Forum,” with Robert Warren, IPA, Newark, Del., February 1999.