Evans School of Public Policy & Governance

Nonprofit Management and Philanthropy


June 18, 2020

Ines Jurcevic

Ines Jurcevic

Ines takes a multi-method approach to conducting research at the intersection of social psychology and public management. She examines processes related to stereotyping, prejudice, discrimination, and diversity. Ines is particularly interested in examining the benefits and challenges that come with managing diversity, equity and inclusion.  She examines these questions from organizational perspectives, the perspectives of…


Benjamin M. Brunjes

Benjamin M. Brunjes joined the Evans School faculty as Assistant Professor in 2016. He is a public management specialist whose academic research is focused on managerial complexity, including networks, contracts, and grants. These issues have gained widespread attention over the past few decades. Under the rationale that more competition lowers costs and deters corruption, most research of…


Erica Barnhart

Erica Barnhart

Erica Barnhart is a proud Husky. She earned her MPA from the Evans School in 2001 and her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington in honors French and Political Science. She also holds a Certificat d’Études Politique from L’Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris. Barnhart is known for her work on using language to increase…


Sharon Kioko

Sharon Kioko

Sharon Kioko is an Associate Professor of Public Administration at the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy & Governance at University of Washington. She teaches the introductory course in public budgeting and financial management of state and local governments, financial management in nonprofit organizations, and electives on state and local government finance. Her research…


Rachel Fyall

Rachel Fyall

Rachel Fyall joined the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance as an assistant professor beginning Autumn 2014. Her research investigates the influence of nonprofit organizations on the formation of public policy and in the delivery of public services. She examines how discretion shapes the public services provided by nonprofit contractors as well as advocacy and…


Scott W. Allard

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Scott W. Allard is the Daniel J. Evans Endowed Professor of Social Policy at the University of Washington’s Evans School of Public Policy and Governance, and served as Associate Dean for Research and Engagement from 2021 to 2025. At UW, Allard is an affiliate of the Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology (CSDE) and…


David Suárez

David Suarez

David Suárez, Ph.D., is an associate professor at the Evans School of Public Policy & Governance, University of Washington. His current research focuses on social sector organizations (nonprofits and foundations) and explores: how management strategy shapes organizational performance; the relationship between service-provision and social change activity; and the consequences of professionalization. He is particularly interested…


Stephen B. Page

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Stephen B. Page joined the Evans School faculty in 1999. His research and teaching interests include leadership, management, collaboration, and strategy. Page’s publications explore these issues in the areas of education, health and human services, housing, and transportation. He consults regularly to local governments and nonprofit organizations, and previously worked as a research associate at…


Joaquín Herranz Jr.

Joaquin Herranz Jr

Joaquín Herranz Jr. joined the Evans School faculty in 2004. His research interests include multi-sectoral multi-organizational network performance and management, strategic management of public and nonprofit agencies, social enterprise, as well as the roles of art, culture, and creativity in community and regional development. Herranz’s research includes studies for The Urban Institute, U.S. Department of Housing and…


Mary Kay Gugerty

Mary Kay Gugerty

Mary Kay Gugerty is the Nancy Bell Evans Professor of Nonprofit Management & Philanthropy, the Associate Dean for Teaching & Learning and the Principal Investigator for the International Program on Public Health Leadership (IPPHL). Her research focuses on three areas: evaluation and impact measurement in the social sector; advocacy, accountability and voluntary regulation programs among nonprofit…



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