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John Phillips came to SCI in
1993 as Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Political Studies
and Government. He has also held the offices of Provost, Dean
of the College, and Acting President. A member of the Accredidation Review Council of the Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, he also served the Commission as a Consultant Evaluator for several years.
Professor Phillips's published
work has appeared in the American Political Science Review,
Presidential Studies Quarterly, Public Productivity Review, Perspectives
on Small City Planning and Policy-Making, and in several
volumes of The Small City and Regional Community. Formerly
a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Urban Affairs,
he is now Book Review Editor for Public Voices, a journal
of the American Society for Public Administration.
Professor Phillips, who received
his education in France and the United States, has traveled throughout
much of Europe and Asia. His current research interests include
the
history of urban research in the United States and the administrative theories of Woodrow Wilson and Mary Parker Follett..
Diploma, The Language Institute,
Châteauroux, France
B. A. in Government, Centre
College
M. A. in Government, Western
Kentucky University
Fields of Specialization: International Relations, Comparative
Politics, and 19th Century European Intellectual History
Postgraduate Studies in Political Science, Emory University
Fields of Specialization: American Politics, Public Administration,
Public Policy, Urban Politics, and Urban Sociology
Postgraduate Studies in Public
Administration, The University of Illinois at Springfield
Fields of Specialization: Organizational Behavior, History and
Theory of Public Administration, and Research Methods.
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Awarded The Rose and H. Paul
LaFata Endowed Chair, Springfield College in Illinois, 2003.
Recognized for Outstanding Teaching
in Political Science, by the American Political Science Association
and Pi Sigma Alpha -- The National Political Science Honor
Society, Centennial Meeting of the APSA, Philadelphia, PA, 2003.
Most Inspirational Teacher Award,
Office of the President, Western Illinois University, 2002.
Elected, honoris causa,
to Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society, 1996.
Selected to participate in the
1991 International Conference held in Bonn and Berlin on "A
United Germany: Implications for the Future."
Scholar-in-Residence, Thiel College,
1983-1985.
Elected to Pi Sigma Alpha,
The National Political Science Honor Society, 1972.
Graduate Level: Seminars in Organizational Behavior, Public Administration,
Public Policy Analysis, State and Local Government, Federalism
and Intergovernmental Relations, and European Intellectual History.
Undergraduate Level: Public Administration, Public Policy, American National Government, State and Local
Government, Social Problems, Urban Politics,
Introduction to Sociology, Organizational Behavior.
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- Awarding the Doctor of Humane
Letters Degree
- to Mary Patrick O'Brien, O.S.U.
- Former President of the College
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