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Public Admin Faculty : Paul L. Melendez
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Lecturer and Director, Ethics & Honors Programs
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Doctoral Candidate, The University of Arizona, expected graduation May 2008
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| Phone: |
520.621.3688 |
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520.621.8559 |
| Email: |
pmelendez@eller.arizona.edu |
| Office: |
McClelland Hall, Room 204E |
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Current Courses
- PA 202 Ethical Issues in Business
- PA 206 Public Policy and Administration
Areas of Expertise
- Business ethics
- Public administration
- Public policy
- Privatization
Professional Associations
- Eller Board of Honor and Integrity, Faculty Advisor
- Eller Scholars Society, Faculty Advisor
- Alpha Kappa Psi, Honorary Faculty
- Better Business Bureau - Tucson Chapter, Board Member
Awards
- Team Award for Excellence, The University of Arizona, 2005
- Eller College Student Council Teacher Appreciation Commendation, 2002-2006
Biography
Paul L. Melendez has been with The University of Arizona since 1996. He holds a B.A., M.Ed., and will complete his doctorate at The University of Arizona in May 2008 with a specialization in “privatization.” He holds a joint faculty and administrative appointment serving as a Lecturer in the School of Public Administration & Policy and serving as a Director of the Ethics & Honors Programs in the Undergraduate Programs of the Eller College of Management.
As a Lecturer he currently teaches courses in public policy and business ethics and has taught courses in health care, public management, and decision-making. He also serves as the lead faculty to the Southwest Leadership Program (SWLP) the College’s longest standing executive education program for public sector leaders.
As a Director he developed and launched the college’s E-tegrity (Eller Integrity) program. Focused on the promotion of academic integrity and character development, E-tegrity has been the recipient of national and university awards for “innovation” and “outstanding student organization.” He also provides leadership for the college’s Honors Program by serving as a liaison between faculty and students and helping to shape and implement policies and procedures.
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