Rosenbaum Elected ASPA Vice President

Washington, DC–Allan Rosenbaum,a professor at Florida International University, has been elected
vice president of the American Society for
Public Administration (ASPA) and will become the Society’s president in 2014. Rosenbaum will officially assume
the office of vice president at ASPA’s Annual Conference in Las Vegas, NV, March 2-6, 2012.

At that time, Kuotsai “Tom” Liou, a professor at the University of Central Florida, will become president replacing Erik Bergrud, senior director, community and government relations for Park University, who will become immediate past president. Steve Condrey, chairman of the Federal Salary Council, will become president-elect. Newly elected National Council members will also assume their seats at the conference (see list below).

Rosenbaum has served ASPA on local, national and international levels and has extensive experience in both a university setting and public administration practice.

His professional experience includes senior positions in local, state and federal government and as a professor and dean at large state universities, as well as directing U.S. government funded democratic institution building projects in Africa and Latin America and working extensively with the United Nations.

Rosenbaum’s ASPA experience has included service as a National Council member, Chapter president, Miami National Conference Host Committee co-chairperson, member of numerous chapter and national committees and as the Society’s first international director.

Watch the January/February/March print issue of PA TIMES for an interview with Rosenbaum as he discusses goals and plans for his tenure as an ASPA officer.

Other newly elected ASPA National Council Members:

District I
Jose Luis Irizarry, MPA, MA
School of Public Administration and Affairs
Rutgers, Campus at Newark

District II
Paula Gordon
Educator, Writer, and Consultant
Washington, DC

District III
Kalu Kalu
Auburn University
Montgomery, AL

District IV
Ellen Dosdall
City of Minneapolis
Minneapolis, MN

District V
Jim Nordin
Public Management Solutions
Fairfield, CA

Student Representative
Tonya Thornton-Neaves
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS

For a list of the Society’s current officers and contact information click here.

To view the complete candidate slate for all National Council positions, click link in Related Articles box below.

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