A native Clevelander, Jamie Levine Daniel is an Associate Professor of Nonprofit Management and Public Service at the New York University Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. She comes to Wagner after spending eight years at Indiana University-Purdue University’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
Dr. Levine Daniel's research interests focus on nonprofit resource acquisition and service delivery within a context of power, policy, process, and practice. Her work has appeared in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Voluntas, Public Performance and Management, and the Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs. She has won research awards for her writing on antisemitism (from the Journal of Public Affairs Education) and the influence of the plantation's fall on the nonprofit sector (Administrative Theory and Praxis. She currently serves as Associate Editor, New Voices for JPNA, and sits on the editorial boards of Nonprofit Management and Leadership, NVSQ, and JPAE. She is also the co-founder and Vice President of the Good Trouble Coalition Indiana.
Prior to academia, Dr. Levine Daniel worked in Jewish communal service, primarily as a program associate in the international office of BBYO, Inc. and as a JDC Entwine Jewish Service Corps volunteer in Izmir, Turkey.
