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When you’re choosing a program, a faculty's interests can be an important deciding factor. At NYU Wagner, we are an active, accessible, and engaged faculty. We are as dedicated to making a difference in our fields as we are to our students.
Erica Gabrielle Foldy
Associate Professor of Public and Nonprofit Management; Co-Director of Capstone Program; Co-Director of Advocacy and Political Action Specialization
Andrea Armeni
Associate Clinical Professor of Social Finance and Public Service; Director of Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment Specialization
Mitchell L. Moss
Henry Hart Rice Professor of Urban Policy & Planning
Jamie Levine Daniel
Associate Professor of Nonprofit Management and Public Service
Thad Calabrese
Professor of Public and Nonprofit Financial Management; Director of Finance Specialization
Paul Smoke
Professor of Public Finance and Planning; Director of PNP MPA
Laura Wherry
Associate Professor of Economics and Public Service
Katherine M. O'Regan
Professor of Public Policy and Planning; Director of Master of Science in Public Policy Program
Julia Lane
Professor
Brian Elbel
Professor of Population Health and Health Policy
Jacob William Faber
Associate Professor of Sociology and Public Service
John Gershman
Clinical Professor of Public Service, Co-Director of Capstone Program
Thomas D'Aunno
Professor of Management
Alexander Heil
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service
Laurence Wilse-Samson
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service
Chelsea Garbell
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service
Sarah Gurwitz
Adjunct Associate Professor of Health Policy and Management
Arthur Kleiner
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service
Anthony Thomas
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service
MICHAEL DUFFY
Adjunct Associate Professor of Public Service
Chelsea Jones
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service
Ashley Thurow
Lecturer of Health Administration
Josh Gluck
Adjunct Associate Professor of Health Policy & Management
Michael Dardia
Adjunct Associate Professor of Public Service