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CURRICULUM VITAE Michael W. Popejoy, PhD, MBA, MPH, MHSA 2406 S. Bumby Ave. Orlando, FL 32806-5011 Phone: 561-701-1916 Email: dr_popejoy@hotmail.com Statement of Teaching Philosophy My teaching philosophy is a combination of inclusion, collaboration, integration, participation, inquiry, and active student involvement often in the flipped class format. I dedicate teaching to puncturing excessively rigid disciplinary siloes and opinions to focus students on critical thinking and analysis of events within system models of common or even uncommon crosswalks between otherwise seemingly disparate disciplines while focusing on the discipline of the courses being taught. It may seem at first that this approach can be confusing to students (and faculty); however, I make the connections clear; and, I have never read a complaint about this approach in any course evaluation. Indeed, students often express appreciation for my ability to place a particular discipline of study into a broad worldview perspective. I want my students to develop an integrated world-view as they gain knowledge. It is very important to me to help students view the world outside of narrow opinion points. For example, when teaching courses in public health and health administration, I introduce students to government policy and practices since they will be exposed in their careers in public health and health administration to public policy, health policy, political processes, public budget analysis, and policy formulation and implementation as social science processes; and, it is important for them to understand the socio-political environment they will be entering. I also instill in students a strong understanding and appreciation for leadership skills, ethics, and integrity as key ingredients in the success of the firm or public organization, and public confidence as the key to public trust in their organization whether they are in the private sector or public sector. As part of an emphasis on organizational leader attributes, I emphasize the important aspects of ethics and integrity in organizational leadership especially given some of the highly publicized lapses in ethical judgement they often see in the media. I am equally comfortable teaching students who are younger, first time in college; and, at-risk students who need extra encouragement, support and tutoring. Whenever possible, I invite students to join me in community sponsored projects where they then have the opportunity to earn honors credit while gaining practical experience. When I have served as a department chair, program director or institute director, I am supportive of both adjunct and full time faculty development enabling them to be successful, and to better support students; as well as their own scholarship. I was part of the team that initiated the first Faculty Development Center at Palm Beach Community College when I was there as District Curriculum Coordinator and adjunct instructor in economics, business, and political science in the Health Studies Institute. I believe that supporting the faculty and staff is an essential requirement to supporting students and the community. My work characteristic as teacher and administrator is that I am always available providing students and faculty with my cell phone number for after-hours issues that may arise. I invest myself in students and their success as well as faculty as colleagues; and, I consider it important that as an academic administrator or researcher that I also teach courses annually to stay in contact with both the disciplines and the students. I am honest about myself and expectations so that everyone, faculty and students alike, know what to expect; and, they can meet those reasonable expectations even as I set the bar high enough to provide them with “stretch”. I am concerned about their success and any problems they may experience so that I can help. I remain available to students and faculty outside of the classroom and outside of posted office hours. I realize that pressing problems do not always fit into office hours. Related to students, I work diligently to relate course work to the world outside of the classroom so that students can see relevance in the curriculum. Finally, I take an interest and actively participate in school activities outside of the classroom which means I attend school functions such as open houses and other campus events. I can travel with student groups as mentor or guide whenever student groups attend off campus activities at times I may be available. I am visible at activities that engage students on campus outside of the immediate classroom. I am equally active when teaching online or hybrid courses since students need close faculty support especially in remote course delivery. Statement of Research Interests and Activity My current work over the past several years has touched on a number of interdisciplinary boundaries both locally and globally. Today, the emerging datascience of Big Data Predictive Analytics will transform social science, economics particularly behavioral economics, political science, policy science, public administration, public health, health administration, and the practice of medicine on a global scale. It is a game changer in how public policy is formulated and implemented; and, it will create a far more effective process of program review and evaluation of all public programs. I presented a paper at the ASPA national conference in 2017 on how big data predictive analytics will transform public policy formulation, implementation, and program review and evaluation. However, not all advances in science are necessarily safe without a much stronger role for public administration and public health in regulating dangerous science and in preparing communities for potential intentional or accidental release of a highly virulent pathogen with a high case fatality rate that could cause an incident of mass casualty. I have published on this issue and I have made public presentations at conferences. The danger of bioterror is far worse now due to easily available biosyn technology than the danger of a nuclear detonation. Another area of study and publications/presentations is on public policy related to special population homelessness and the high cost of providing medical care related to the cost-push economic drivers of advanced technology and an increasingly unhealthy population. I have several papers currently in the international peer review pipeline on these serious public issues. It is important to note that my research interests extend from local public problems to complex “wicked problems” and leaders managing in the “gray areas” on a national and global scale. My emphasis on Big Data Predictive Analytics revolves around its potential to provide enhanced data analysis opportunities leading to stronger predictive power as public issues are viewed through a more data intensive lens. I have presented on this topic at the City of Orlando City Hall, a regional conference and two national conferences. This deep level of data analysis will be transformative in terms of how public policy is implemented in the future; and, it will impact all research areas of social science and population health. I am an interdisciplinary scholar in that I explore and find critical crosswalks between public administration, public health, and health administration; and related disciplines addressing social and political problems nationally and globally. My 2013 book Global Public Health Policy is being prepared now for a 2nd edition publication date early in 2017. I also have a book forthcoming in 2017 titled Emerging Global Public Health Issues of the 21st Century. Both books provide strong crosswalks between public administration and public health on a global scale. The 2013 book has sold out and the publisher has ordered a 2nd edition rather than a second printing to continue this book’s successful marketing. As a sponsored research professor, I have worked in sponsored contract projects in a number of public agency issue studies such as economic cluster analysis and a major school nurse implementation planning process for 186 schools in the district. Also, my forthcoming book is on Emerging Global Crises in Public Administration and Public Health which is a follow up to my previous book; Global Public Health Policy. I am also writing a book on Community Police Leadership based on a course I designed and have presented both online and on site to police command officers in three states. Personal Attributes Highly qualified educator with over 23 years of teaching experience. Detail oriented professional with extensive senior level management experience in medical and public health. Efficiently and creatively use my experience to identify ways in which students can learn and discuss material in their course. Apply a variety of teaching styles and adapt instruction to students with diverse learning styles. Ability to excel in a demanding, outcome-oriented, and dynamic work environment. Proven teaching strategies that promote student success.   Skilled in many disciplines such as public administration, health services, public health and management. Vast experience teaching in M.P.H.; M.P.A.; M.H.A.; and, M.B.A. programs on campus, online and in hybrid delivery. Formal Education Ph.D., Public Administration 1994 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL M.H.S.A., Health Services Administration 2011 Strayer University, Greenville, SC M.P.H., Public Health 2009 CEPH Accredited Program in Public Health Florida International University, Miami, FL Ed.D. 23 credit hours completed Florida International University, Miami. FL M.B.A., Business Administration 1987 Barry University, North Miami Shores, FL Professional Military Education USAF Squadron Officer College USAF Air Command and Staff College U.S. CAP National Staff College USCG National SAR School U.S. Naval War College—Defense Economics National Defense University—National Security Management Program Educator Experience Adjunct Professor 2012 - 2014 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL Teach courses in the Fire and Emergency Services Program (Public Administration) School of Public Administration. Designed and taught MPA and MPH courses, fire and emergency services degree program, and developed many of the courses, for a Medical Leadership online program. Developed online courses for fire and emergency courses for undergraduate program. Adjunct Professor of Public Health 2009 - 2012 Florida International University, Miami, FL Teach graduate courses in the Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention and the Robert Stempel School of Public Health and Social Work. Focus on integrating public administration theory in Public Health Current Topics. Courses Taught: PHC 6750 Program Design and Evaluation in Health PHC 6443 Public Health Ethics Ph.D. Student on Research and Teaching Fellowship 1987 - 1994 Taught courses in public policy to FAU College of Business students. Assisted research projects for Drs. Jay Mendell and Dennis Palkon in medical health policy work. Edited third edition of Public Budgeting in America, 3rd ed. Dr. Thomas Lynch. Adjunct Professor 1996 -2013 Associate Graduate Faculty Central Michigan University, Mt Pleasant, MI Developed and taught a graduate courses in the MSA Program, Research Administration Concentration. Served as Faculty Advisor to the University Cohort at U.S. Southern Command Headquarters in Miami, FL. Acted as Program in Leadership/US Army Command and General Staff College—Instructor for graduate level 36 hour MSA Strategic Leadership Course for US Army officers on campus at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas (pre-deployment command course). Taught public sector leadership courses for US Army Special Forces officers at the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Forces School at Ft. Bragg, Ft. Polk, and Pentagon Officers at Ft. Belvoir. Performed in the role as Project Leader, Urban Public Hospitals, in third world countries working with the project team toward establishing a public health network for public health surveillance, health care delivery and public health promotion to remote regions within Haiti networked to a central hub in Port Au Prince. Courses Taught: Clinical Research Administration Public Policy Development Health Policy Public Strategic Leadership Public Personnel Management Financial Analysis, Planning, and Control Public Strategic Planning Public Budgeting and Finance Program Design and Evaluation Health Finance Public Law Strategic Management Strategic Leadership Public Personnel Management Public Finance and Budgeting Research Methods in Public Administration Public Health Health Administration Health Economics Health Finance Public Policy Ethics Professor of Health Care Management 2008 Director of the Health Care Management Program Professor of Health Administration Pfeiffer University, Charlotte, NC Taught courses in the School of Graduate Studies. Reviewed student Applicants for Admission into the program. Participated in the program review and evaluation of the Health Management Program with curriculum updates in collaboration with community health leaders as a roundtable panel. Adjunct Professor 2007 Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Teach online and on ground Business, Public and Health Administration courses in the Wayne Huizenga Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship. Teach MHA courses in Strategic Health Care and Health Care Finance and Budgeting. Rewrote syllabi for program including Public Administration Theory and Practice (graduate level) and Public Budgeting and Finance. Advise graduate students in public administration/health administration. Director, Entrepreneurial Institute and Family Studies Center 2006 - 2008 Chair, Department of Applied Finance and Accounting 2004 - 2008 Professor 2002 - 2008 Research Professor, Applied Research Institute Institute Director, Rinker School of Business Palm Beach Atlantic University, West Palm Beach, FL Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the School of Business -Applied Finance and Accounting and Capital Budgeting. Developed innovative undergraduate degree in Applied Finance and Accounting. Advised undergraduate students in finance and accounting majors Arranged grant funding for Entrepreneurship degree program from the Einstein Foundation and Kaufman Foundations. Planned community educational programs with guest speakers. Courses Taught: Corporate Finance Capital Budgeting Organizational Behavior Human Resource Management District Curriculum Coordinator 1994 - 1997 Palm Beach State College, Lake Worth, FL Served as the key coordination office for 78 degree program review/revisions. Collaborated with program managers, deans, and community advisory groups which included dental hygiene, nursing, paramedic, sonography, radiologic technician, respiratory therapy, and criminal justice; and the A.A. transfer degree program. Co-founded PBCC Faculty Development Center (Educational Leadership) Served as Educational Program Specialist in the PBCC Health Studies Institute Developed and delivered many on site Leadership and Management training seminars to health care organizations in Palm Beach County Acted as College Representative to the Florida Association of Community Colleges. Courses Taught: Introduction to Political Science State and Local Government Accounting Information Systems Managerial Accounting Macroeconomics Instructional Design Central Michigan University Mt Pleasant, MI Developed courses in Clinical Research Administration and Grant writing. Icahan School of Medicine Mt Sinai University, New York Developed graduate courses in Medical Leadership. Professional Military Education Teaching Assignments U.S. Army at Ft. McPherson, Ft. Polk, and Ft. Belvoir 2013 Courses taught: Strategic Leadership and Planning U.S. Southern Command Headquarters (faculty advisor) 2010 Courses taught: Strategic Leadership/Management U.S. Navy Jacksonville Naval Air Station and Mayport Naval Station 2009 Courses taught: Financial Management/Planning and Control (budgeting) U.S. Army Special Warfare Forces School 2009 Ft. Bragg Courses taught: Strategic Leadership/Strategic Planning U.S. Army Command and General Staff College 2007 Ft. Leavenworth Courses taught: Strategic Leadership Professional Experience Chronic Disease Epidemiology Director and Editor 2017 - Present Live Well International, Miami, FL Write articles on chronic diseases of lifestyle. Program Designer 2016 - 2017 It’s All About Health Orlando, FL Principal program designer and planner for two community health programs Vice President of Community Programs 2016 - 2017 The Phoenix Mission, West Palm Beach, FL Wrote grants and taught health workshops for community. Instructional Designer 2006 - 2008 Charlotte, NC Performed Program Review/Evaluation/Revision of Health Administration degree program. Principal Public Program Consultant 2006 Health Care District of Palm Beach County School Nurse Program, West Palm Beach, FL Served as principal consultant to the board and executive director of the district with reporting responsibilities to two planning committees and the Health District Board of Directors and the District School Board. Medical Practice Administrator 1988 - 1990 Hollywood, FL Supervised four doctors, ten staff with 25,000 patients, and an eight practice building. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 1986 - 1990 Orlando, FL Served as Fire Department/tactical rescue commander and trainer. Nursing Home Administrator (NHA) 1986 - 1988 West Palm Beach, FL Managed a 260 bed nursing home. Liaison Officer 1985 Orange County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. CAP Coordinated local law enforcement with SAR Mission resources for U.S. CAP. FL Licensed Nursing Home Administrator 1984 - 1986 Long Term Care Innovation Programs for the Elderly, West Palm Beach, FL Served as administrator for two nursing home and rehab facilities developing long term care programs for therapy for both resident and nonresident clients Multiagency Incident Command, Mass Care Coordinator, 1979 - 1984 Disaster Exercise Coordinator; US CAP Squadron Commander and USAF SAR Mission Commander (Lt. Col.) Orlando, FL Oversaw the rescue and shelter and feeding of over 1000 people. Firefighter-Emergency Rescue Medic and Tactical Rescue Squad Commander 1974 - 1977 Union Park, FL Tactical Rescue Commander familiar with fire codes Mass Care Coordinator 1974 Orange County, Florida Managed sheltered people after hurricane and tornado. Disaster Emergency Mass Care Coordinator and Shelter Manager 1972 - 1975 American Red Cross, Orlando, FL Oversaw general medical facility operations including strategic disaster planning; and during actual disaster operations for a tornado and two hurricanes. Responsible for plant operations including preventative maintenance programming and emergency preparedness. Led fire and emergency and infection control preparedness protocols and procedures. Developed security policy development and procedures. Performed safety awareness training with expected reductions in accident/incident reportable incidents Infection Control policy, protocols and procedures—especially planning for facility operations during a pandemic disease outbreak such as bioterror. Managed training and development for supervisors, department heads. Supervised new construction and prepared new medical facilities for state inspection and start-up processes including onboarding processes, new employee orientation, downsizing planning and long term employee training development needs forecasting. Mass Care Coordinator 1972 Franklin County, Florida Managed community resources after Hurricane Agnes Consultant Experience Western Communities Chamber of Commerce 2007 Economic Cluster Analyst Healthcare District of Palm Beach County 2007 Consulted on the design and implementation of a school nursing program for over 168 K-12 schools in the Palm Beach County Public School System. Western Communities Chamber of Commerce 2007 Provided studies on growth management including the potential impact of locating the new Scripps Research Cluster in that geographical area of Palm Beach County. Jasper Memorial Hospital, Jasper, TX 2007 Management Needs Analysis and Management Development Training Programming JFK Memorial Hospital, Atlantis, FL 2007 Management Needs Analysis and Management Development Training Programming Managed the practice 25,000 patients, 10 staff, four doctors Applied Sponsored Project Consultant – West Palm Beach, FL 2006 - 2008 Managed $516,000.00 in sponsored management development and operations consulting projects. Engaged in providing multiple large-scale corporate and public strategic planning and leadership programs and consulting services to public and private sector and community medical services agencies including major hospitals and large nursing homes and the Health Care District County School Health/Nursing Program. Served as Hospital administrator direct consultant to CEOs, CMOs and all department heads. Long term care administrator; consultant to CEO, medical staff and department heads and supervisors. Developed plant operations preventative maintenance programs that saved millions of dollars. Hospital Administrator CEO Consultant 2006 Consultant and research professor, Applied Business Research Institute of Rinker School of Business Palm Beach County Health Care District 2006 Public School Nurse Program Consultant Business Development Board of Palm Beach County 2006 Biomedical Economic Cluster Analyst Business Development Board of Palm Beach County 2006 Analyst on Biomedical Economic Clusters using RIMS II econometric modeling program. Florida Hospital East, Orlando, FL 2005 Taught a medical leadership seminar to department heads Hollywood, FL Medical Practice 2004 Created a system wide safety training and awareness program that resulted in facility worker’s compensation insurance costs to be rolled back significantly due to the nearly 100% reduction in employee reportable incidents. Hospital Operations Consultant, JFK Medical Center 1994 Facilities from a small rural community hospital to several major urban based medical centers up to 750 beds. Jasper Memorial Hospital in Jasper, TX Educational Training Human Participants Protection Education for Research Teams November 2007 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Professional Licenses and Certifications Certified, Institutional Review Board Human Protections 2009 National Institutes of Health (NIH) FL licensed Nursing Home Administrator (NHA)(renewable) 1986 Memberships and Affiliations Community Public Health – Healthy Lifestyles for Healthy/Smart Communities 2017 - Present Community Health Programs—VP of Community Health for The Phoenix Mission (501c3) 2017 - Present Chronic Disease Epidemiologist—Live Well (501c3) 2017 - Present Fellow American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA) 1986 Fellow AMEPPA (Middle East); also chair for the section on 2017 - Present Middle Eastern Medicine and Health Fellow Royal Society of Medicine (UK) 2017 - Present Member—Society of Research Administrators International 2017 - Present Editorial Board The Scientific Journal of Biomedical Research 2017 - Present Associate Editor, Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health 2016 - Present Assistant Editor, White House Studies 2010 - Present Editor-in-Chief, Review of European Studies 2009 - Present Member, American Public Health Association 2009 - Present Program Reviewer 2009 and 2017 Conferences International Advisor, Fellow, and Writer; Postcard from America for the Royal Society 2009 - Present for Public Health (UK) Fellow, Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) (UK) 2009 - Present International advisor on public health and contributor the journal Perspectives in Public Health American Society for Public Administration 2005 - Present Chair for the ASPA Section on Historical, Artistic, and Reflective Expression (SHARE). 2017 - 2019 Member; Board of Consultants—Global Association of Preventative Health, Dr. Sandra Hajj; 2017 President/CEO Monthly Medical/Health Columnist—Stay Safe Magazine; Lebanon; Monthly Blog Writer—Health Issues and Issues Relating to Research Health and Public Administration; Community Health Programs—“it’s All About Health” Orlando, FL area community groups 2016 - 2017 ASPANET—American Society for Public Administration (US) 2015 - 2016 Renewed for 2016 as a columnist for PA Times Grants Program Reviewer, US Department of Housing and Urban Development 2011 Program Reviewer: US Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Program—Washington, DC Team Leader/Program Reviewer: US Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Program—Washington, DC Program Reviewer: US Department of Housing and Urban Development Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant Program Participated as Program Review Leader for final rounds of grant funding sessions Former chair elect for Public Health Association for University Programs 2011 in Health Administration Fellow; Association for Middle Eastern Public Policy and Administration (AMEPPA) 2010 National Academy for Public Administration – Panel on Global Public Health 2009 National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration 2009 Former Book Review Editor, Journal of Public Affairs Education Economic Development Review Board; County Commission, Charlotte, North Carolina. 2008 Served as the public health representative member of this board appointed and sworn by Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Commission Scientific Review Panel Member, Cancer Research Funding Rounds 2006 Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs, Washington, DC for Cancer Research Funding. Served on Scientific Review Panel as a Panel Proposal Reviewer Served on Scientific Review Panel as a Panel Reviewer-Mentor and Keynote Speaker for the plenary session dinner Third year serving on the Scientific Review Panel Fourth year serving on the Scientific Review Panel Teleconference Fifth year serving on the Scientific Review Panel by invitation Also, served as an online protocol and clinical research proposal reviewer for scoring for award of federal research funds for cancer research American College of Health Care Administrators 1986 - 1988 Former Fellow, Former Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Long-Term Care Administration Professional and Scholarly Presentations Invited Keynote Speaker Clinical Pharmacy and Health Care IT Informatics Conference—Orlando 2017 Invited Kyenote Speaker International Congress and Expo on Cardiology—Miami 2017 Midwest Public Affairs Conference; Panel Moderator & Presenter 2017 Teaching Public Administration Conference University of Nebraska—Omaha 2017 Social Equity & Leadership Conference 2017 SECOPA Conference, Hollywood Beach, FL 2017 SECOPA Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina; Panel Moderator and Paper Presenter 2016 Fellow AMEPPA Conference Chair, Middle East Section on Health Policy and Medicine 2014 Invited Sponsored Speaker; Annual Conference, National Academy for Public Administration 2012 Invited Sponsored Speaker; Great Lakes Conference on Excellence in Teaching 2011 Invited Sponsored Speaker; Great Lakes Conference on Excellence in Teaching 2010 Presenter, Fall Conference on Global Public Health and Pandemic Diseases 2009 Residencies and Colloquia FAU Ph.D. Colloquia 2016 Published Articles and Research Popejoy, M. (2017). Opioid Addiction: A Public Health and Public Administration Global Crisis; Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health. Popejoy, M. (2017, March 31). Obesity and Chronic Disease; the Power of Small Group Dynamics to Change Lifestyles. MOJ Public Health. Volume 5 Issue 4 – 2017. Popejoy, M. (2017). Remembering Victor Lasky and the 20th Century: A Memorial Essay of his Life and Work. White House Studies. Nova Science Publishers. ISSN:1535-4738 Popejoy, M. (2017). Big Data Predictive Analytics: How Smart Communities Become Healthy Communities Through Big Data Informed Public Policy Formulation and Implementation. Journal of Health and Human Services Administration. Popejoy, M. (2017). U.S. President Donald J. Trump and the U.S. Affordable Care Act: Chronic Disease Epidemiology and Prevention: Cost Mitigation in Healthcare delivery (MO Journal of Public Health 2017. Popejoy, M. (2017). Engaging Students in Controversial Topics in Administration. ASPANET. Popejoy, M. (2017). Police Community Leadership for Public Health Applications: (conference paper) Popejoy, M. (2017). Flawed Geniuses. (under review Public Voices—ASPA peer reviewed journal) Popejoy, M. (2017). The Scopes Trial (forthcoming in Review of European Studies) Kadri, S.M., Rehman, S., Popejoy, M.W., and Eberle, C.S. (2017). Safe Sojournes into High Altitudes: The Risks of Religious Pilgrimages in Jammu and Kashmir, India; Juniper Journal of Public Health Vol.2, Issue 1, May 2017. Popejoy, M. (2017). Big Data Predictive Analytics: How Smart Communities Become Healthy Communities Through Big Data Informed Public Policy Formulation and Implementation (forthcoming September in Journal of Health and Human Services Administration) Popejoy, M. (2017). Obesity and Chronic Disease; The Power of Small Group Dynamics to Change Lifestyles, MOJ Public Health Journal Popejoy, M. (2017). Leading The Global Healthcare Organization, MOJ Public Health Journal Popejoy, M. (2017). Multiple Drug Resistant Pathogens, Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health GJMEDPH 2016; Vol. 5, issue 6 Popejoy, M. (2017). Bioterrorism and Biosecurity ASPA PA Times Online Popejoy, M. (2016). Emerging Viral Infections in Human Populations Globally Journal of Human Virology and Retrovirology. Article on risk of bioterror and public administration role in preparedness. Popejoy (2016). Remembering Victor Lasky: A Memorial Essay of His Life and Work, White House Studies, Vol.13, Number 1 Popejoy, M. (2016). Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Inventory for Healthcare Administrators Published internationally in MERJ. Popejoy, M. (2016). The Critical Role of Knowledge Management in 21st Century Global Public Medical Organizations. MERJ Popejoy, M. (2016). Teaching Statistics to Mid-Career Adult Learner Graduate Students in Public Administration and Public Health: A Modified Innovative Teaching Paradigm Popejoy, M. (2016). A General Systems Theory Approach Combining Public Health Delivery and Health Services Delivery in a Single Public Administration Institutional Context (SECOPA 2016) Popejoy, M. (2015). Ebola – Are you at risk? Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health. Popejoy, M. (2015). Nepal: A Potential Public Population Health Crisis Looming: What is to be done? Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health Popejoy, M. (2010). Remembering David Halberstam and the 20th Century: A Memorial Essay of his Life and Work. White House Studies. White House Studies. Nova Science Publishers ISSN:1535-4738 Popejoy, M. (2009). A Strategic Public Administration Planning Model for the Development of Urban Public Health Hospitals in Developing Countries: Target Country—Haiti Popejoy, M. (2007) Fire Surfing; Public Voices Popejoy, M. (2007). Linking Strategic Financial Planning and Budgeting in Higher Education: Problems in Differential Time Horizons Journal for the Advancement of Educational Research Vol.1 (2) Popejoy, M. (2005). Alexander Hamilton: What if Aaron Burr Missed? Public Voices (a peer reviewed journal of the American Society for Public Administration). Popejoy, M. (2005). Using NBC’s West Wing as a Teaching Tool in Graduate Public Administration Courses; Public Voices. Awards and Honors Exceptional Service Medal 1999 Paul E. Garber Award 1988 Gill Robb Wilson Award 1987 Grover Loening Aerospace Award 1986 Commanders Commendation Award 1985 American Red Cross Volunteer Award 1985 Books Published Popejoy, M. (2018). Emerging Global Crises in Public Health. Nova Science Publishers, New York. Popejoy, M. (2017). Essential Epidemiology For Health Professionals. Nova Science Publishers. Popejoy, M. (2013). Global Public Health Policy, co-editor w/ Chinua Akukwe. Nova Science Publishers, New York. Highly Competent Subject Areas Software: Microsoft Office Suite, SPSS Learning Management Systems: Blackboard, Moodle Subject Matter Expert and Instructional Design Experience (Online, Onsite & Hybrid) Health Services Administration Health Financial Management Health Services Planning Human Resources Health Economics Leadership Higher Education Administration Community College Higher Education Public Health Health Monitoring Health Statistics Public Administration Policy Making Organizational Behavior Productivity in Government Administrative Systems Public Budgeting International Business Labor & Human Management References Dr. Elena Bastida, Ph.D., M.P.H. Chair, Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Robert Stempel School of Public Health and Social Work Florida International University Email: ebastida@fiu.edu Dr. Janvier Gasana, M.D., Ph.D. (Letter of reference available) Associate Professor, Robert Stempel School of Public Health and Social Work Florida International University Email: janvier.gasana@fiu.edu Dr. Hillary Knepper, M.P.A., Ph.D. Professor, Public Administration Pace University, New York Email: hknepper@pace.edu Dr. Daniel Westphal, M.D., M.B.A. SVP/CMO Broward Health Ft. Lauderdale, FL drknow@bellsouth.net