| Paulina Calfucoy |
MA, International Public Affairs, UW-Madison |
| DSP focus: new trends in productive development policies in Latin America. CV |
| Ian Carrillo |
MA, Latin American Studies, University of Kansas |
| DSP focus: political economy of development, specifically the role that capital plays in determining the nature of industrialization and community development. |
| Liliana
Cisneros |
MS, Development Policy and Administration, UW-Madison |
| DSP focus: gender equality policy frameworks at the United Nations. |
| John Ifediora |
M.A, Liberal Arts, University of Chicago; J.D, University of
Wisconsin-Madison; Ph.D, Economics/Public Policy Analysis, University of Illinois at Chicago |
| DSP focus: factors that have perennially subdued socio-economic
development in sub-saharan Africa, with particular emphasis on Nigeria. |
| Abdul
Rehman Khan |
MA Sustainable International Development, Brandeis University |
| DSP focus: governance issues pertaining to social, economical
and political development in the less developed countries, especially
the South Asian and Southeast Asian region. |
| Kristin Klingman |
MS Mexican American Studies, University of Arizona |
| DSP focus: immigration and sustainable community development in rural Mexico. |
| Upenyu Majee |
MS Education Leadership and Policy Analysis, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| DSP focus: education and development. |
| Janina
Mera |
MA Political Science, University of Missouri-St. Louis |
| DSP focus: land reform models in Brazil. |
| Victor Ogbonnaya Okorie |
MPhil Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology, Obafemi Awolowo University |
| DSP focus: youth restiveness, global threat and participatory development nexus in Niger Delta, Nigeria. Identifying economic and socio-political-cultural factors that could facilitate the development of the region beyond arms and amnesty. |
| Geraldine O'Mahony |
MA (Hons) Divinity, Edinburgh University; MA Islamic Studies, McGill University; MA Political Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| DSP focus: "Reconstructing the Liberian Judicial System: Negotiating Pluralities of Power." Examines the plurality of power and authority within the judicial system of Liberia and the working relationships between the state, IOs and NGOs. CV |
| Kweku Opoku-Agyemang |
MA Economics, Ohio University |
| DSP focus: savings mobilization and economic development in Ghana. http://www.kwekuopokuagyemang.com |
| Gergens Polynice |
MS Computer Information Technology, University of Phoenix; MA Latin American and Caribbean Studies, UW-Madison |
| DSP focus: economic viability of tree fruit production, agroprocessing, and economic development in Haiti. PhD minor in Business Environment and Social Responsibility. http://www.gergenspolynice.com |
| Susanne Ress |
MA Psychology, University Koblenz-Landau |
| DSP focus: national, regional and international development policies on higher education and R&D partnerships between countries of the global North and global South as well as among countries of the global South with an emphasis on Southern Africa. |
| Nancy Rydberg |
MA Development Management and Policy, Georgetown University |
| DSP focus: education in conflict-affected area; in particular how female headed households' livelihood opportunities in northern Uganda are affecting their children's schooling. |
| Madhumanti Sardar |
MA Urban Rural Community Development, Tata Institute of Social Sciences; MP Planning and Development, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay |
| DSP focus: informal work in the formal sector and institutions of the state in the context of liberalization in India. |
| Fred
Washington |
MSW Social Work, Walla Walla College |
| DSP focus: conflict resolutions between ethnic groups and
the role of spirituality in faith-based NGOs. |
