Service activities may include, but not be limited to, committee membership in SPIA, the college, university, and at national and international levels with professional organizations; community engagement (e.g., including local non-profits in classroom settings and in research); public service (including public lectures in the community); and student advising and mentoring. This faculty member will contribute to the School and the MPA program in the areas of Digital Governance and Management and advance our research connection with the University's Digital Futures project exploring the intersection of public administration, technology, data analysis, and democratic decision-making.