The Society of Policy Scientists was established in 1995 and operates under the auspices of The Policy Sciences Center, Inc. The basic purpose of the Society is to advance knowledge and practice in the policy sciences in the service of human dignity for all. Consistent with this basic purpose, the Society encourages and supports research, practice, and education in the policy sciences; disseminates knowledge and information for members and non-members through various means of communication; conducts an Annual Institute as its primary meeting; recognizes outstanding contributions to the policy sciences and provides other services for members; and funds activities for such purposes through membership dues, gifts, grants, contracts, and enterprises. The Society gives priority to problems or opportunities that are central to its basic purpose and require coordination or collaboration among members.
The Society of Policy Scientists has an international membership of policy analysts, policy activists, policymakers, program practitioners, academics, and students dedicated to using and contributing to a comprehensive, problem-oriented approach to addressing important policy challenges. Members collaborate in policy evaluations and research, and share in refining, applying, and training in the policy sciences framework. The members also share a normative commitment to maximizing human dignity. Members are very active in the journal Policy Sciences, and organize the long-standing Policy Sciences Annual Institute. Membership is by the endorsement of a Society member in good standing. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO OR TO JOIN!
Evan Andrews (2021)
Susan Iott (2022)
Jenn Zavaleta Cheek (2022)
Susan Clark (2023)
Bill Ascher (2023)
Craig Hammer (2023)
Elizabeth Lowham (2023)
Amy Phillips - Business Manager
• William Ascher
• Carolina Adler
• Susan Iott
• Matthew Auer
• David Pelletier
• Carolina Adler, chair
• Christina Cromley Bruner
• Murray Rutherford
• Rich Wallace
• Debbie Wellwood
• Susan Iott, chair
• Christina Cromley Bruner
• Rod Muth
• Andrew Willard
• David Pelletier, chair
• Carolina Adler
• Diana Ascher
• Amanda Lynch
• Rod Muth
• Matthew Auer, chair
• Carolina Adler
• Diana Ascher
• Christina Cromley Bruner
We'd like to introduce you to our new business manager, Amy Phillips.
Amy has and extensive background in association and office management.
She has been working in the association and office management field for 15+ years and currently also works for two home builder associations for the past 10 years. Amy has been with her husband Kevin for 27 years. They have two adult children Kodie and Kortnie plus a fur baby their dog Louie.
Policy Sciences, which began publication in 1970, is now a publication of the Society. The Society has a primary responsibility for selecting its editor whenever the editorship becomes vacant. A subscription to Policy Sciences is included with payment of Society membership dues.
The Policy Sciences Annual Institute, pre-dating the 1995 founding of the Society of Policy Scientists, is the major forum for sharing members’ research and reports on their practical contributions to programs and policy. It also offers training to familiarize attendees with the nuances of the policy sciences approach, and to reach out to others interested in the policy sciences as a prominent approach to policy analysis and action. Registration info coming soon.
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