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Bonnie Stabile is an associate professor and associate dean of student and academic affairs in theÌýSchar School of Policy and Government at ÑÇÖÞAV.

She teaches courses on policy analysis, program evaluation, ethics, and gender in the Schar School's master's programs in public policy, public administration, and biodefense. Stabile was the 2019 recipient of the Schar School's Teaching Award.Ìý

She is founder and director of theÌýGender and PolicyÌý(GAP) Center at the Schar School. Her recent research projects and publications include articles inÌýPublic IntegrityÌýand theÌýJournal of Public Affairs EducationÌýconsidering the role of women as MPA directors; the implications of women's choice of concentrations in MPA programs; the implication of fake news for women in politics; andÌýDiversity and Inclusion in Emergency Management and First Response. Her book,ÌýWomen, Power and Rape Culture: The Politics and Policy of Underrepresentation,Ìýwith coauthor Aubrey Grant, graduate research assistant and doctoral candidate at the Schar School, was published by Praeger in 2022.Ìý

Stabile served as editor-in-chief ofÌýWorld Medical & Health Policy, a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Wiley, from 2019-20, after having served as deputy and then coeditor since 2011.ÌýHer federal government work experience includes acting as installation coordinator of a U.S. Army post in Amberg, Germany, and as a program analyst for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. From 1989-93, she was program coordinator of the Senior Managers in Government Program at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.Ìý

Areas of Research:

• Gender
• Policy Analysis
• Program Evaluation
• Bioethics
• Ethics in Public Policy