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Biographical Information

Professional Activities:

Gary S. Marshall is Professor and Ph.D. Program Chair in the School of Public Administration at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His research emphasizes the centrality of human identity as it relates to work in public agencies. He is a recipient of the University of Nebraska at Omaha Alumni Association's Outstanding Teaching Award and serves on the editorial boards of Administrative Theory & Praxis and the International Journal of Organization Theory and Behavior. He has worked internationally with the Center for Democratic Network Governance in Denmark. He is currently Board Chair of the Public Administration Theory Network. Dr. Marshall is also a Licensed Mental Health Practitioner and was co-editor of the Lacanian Compass, a U.S. based publication on the work of Jacques Lacan.

Teaching Interests

Primary Expertise:

Public Administration Theory

Philosophy of Social Science

Organization Theory & Behavior

Organizational Development & Change

Research and Creative Interests

Dr. Marshall's research focuses on human identity as it relates to work in public agencies. He has been published in leading academic journals such as Public Administration Review, the American Review of Public Administration, and The American Behavioral Scientist. Dr. Marshall's most recent article is entitled: "Commanded to Enjoy: The Waning of Traditional Authority in Public Administration" published in Administrative Theory & Praxis.

Education

MS - Counseling
University of Nebraska at Omaha (Omaha, NE) 2012

Ph D
Virginia Tech 1993

Other
The George Washington University 1987

BA
University of Massachusetts (Amherst) 1981