Solomon and Williams Selected as Fellows by the National Academy of Public Administration

Ian Solomon, dean of the Batten School and professor of practice of public policy, and Brian Williams, associate professor of public policy, have been selected by the National Academy of Public Administration for inclusion in its 2022 Class of Academy Fellows.

Solomon and Williams FellowsAcademy Fall Meeting, which will take place virtually and in-person November 2-4 at three host sites (Academy headquarters in Washington, D.C., Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA, and University of Connecticut in Hartford, CT), with a focus on “Strengthening Social and Economic Development Through Meaningful Work.” Registration information can be found here.

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