Resume

• 2009

  Ph.D.

  Selected Courses: \n\n• Graduate Statistics for Education and Psychology \n• Quantitative Methods for Public Administration\n• Regression for Ordinal and Categorical Variables \n• Performance Measurement for Public Administration \n• Experimental Design

  Public Policy

  University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

• 2003

  M.S.

  Selected Courses: \n\n• Quantitative Methods for Government Research\n• Qualitative Methods for Community Development \n• Nonprofit Administration\n• Community Development\n• Urban and Rural Planning\n• Grant Writing and Nonprofit Project Design

  Political Science/Community Development

• 1998

  B.S.

  Honors:\n\n• C. Robert Kemble Award for 2002 (Lamar University’s outstanding male senior)\n• Communication Department’s Outstanding Senior for 2002\n• Editor of the University Press (university student newspaper)\n• First and Second place honors from the Press Club of Southeast Texas for 2002\n• Honors Program Graduate\n• Recipient of McMaster Honors Program Scholarship

  Journalism

• Community Outreach

  Non-profits

  Higher Education

  SPSS

  Volunteer Management

  Community Development

  SAS

  Statistics

  Public Policy

  Nonprofits

  Teaching

  Stata

  Grants

  Press Releases

  Fundraising

  Editing

  Grant Writing

  Program Evaluation

  Research

  Publications

  Chand

  Daniel

  Chand

  U.S. Peace Corps

  Kent State University

  Texas State Senator David Bernsen

  WildLaw

  Campaign Corps (Project of Emily's List)

  Illinois State University

  University Press

  Southeast Texas Food Bank

  New Mexico State University

  University of Arkansas

  Duties: organize fundraising and outreach events

  write and report on grants

  write press releases

  compose newsletters and other publications

  lobby governor’s office for public land protection

  oversee all member communications and establish and manage a community forest advocacy group.

  WildLaw

  New Mexico State University

  Las Cruces

  New Mexico Area

  Course taught:\nPolicy Analysis/Quant Research Methods II (graduate course)\nQuantitative Research Methods (graduate course)\nSeminar in Public Policy (graduate course)\nLaw for Public Administrators (cross-listed course)\nInterest Groups and Nonprofit Advocacy \nAmerican National Government

  Assistant Professor

  Duties: serve as newspaper editor

  edit and assign stories

  design pages and oversee editorial board.

  University Press

  Kent State University

  Kent

  Ohio

  Areas of Specialization:\n• Public Policy and Policy Implementation\n• Nonprofit Management and Nonprofit Advocacy\n• Immigration Policy\n\nRecent Publications: \nChand

  Daniel E. and William D. Schreckhise. 2018. “Independence in Administrative Adjudications: When and Why Agency Judges are Subject to Deference and Influence.” Administration and Society. (online edition available)\n\nChand

  Daniel E. 2017. “‘Dark Money’ and ‘Dirty Politics’: Are Anonymous Ads More Negative?” Business and Politics 19(3): 454-481. \n\nChand

  Daniel E.

  William D. Schreckhise

  and Marianne Bowers. 2017. “The Dynamics of Local Context and Immigration Asylum Hearing Decisions.” Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 27(1): 182-196. \n\nChand

  Daniel E. 2017. “Lobbying and Nonprofits: Money and Membership Matter – But Not for All.” Social Science Quarterly 98(5): 1

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  Daniel E. 2015. “Anonymous Money in Campaigns: Is Sunlight the Best Disinfectant?” The Forum 13(2): 269-288. \n\nChand

  Daniel E. and William D. Schreckhise. 2015. “Secure Communities and Community Values: Local Context and Discretionary Immigration Law Enforcement.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 41(10): 1

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  Associate Professor

  Designed and taught classes for the Department of Political Science.

  Graduate Student Instructor

  Fayetteville

  Arkansas Area

  University of Arkansas

  Duties: educate rural farmers on fish farming and small animal husbandry

  solicit donations and manage construction of basketball court and library at village school

  organize and conduct training courses on various topics such as HIV/AIDS

  health

  and nutrition and assist farmers in marketing and selling products.

  U.S. Peace Corps

  Education Specialist

  Duties: oversee development of food bank’s nutrition education program

  renew nutrition education grant

  complete monthly and quarterly grant reports

  design and conduct nutrition presentations to low-income populations

  create statistical evaluation system for food bank’s programs and compose nutrition publications.

  Southeast Texas Food Bank

  Teaching and Research Assistant

  Duties: teach research methods lab using SPSS and conduct research for books on Alexander Hamilton and globalization in the developing world.

  Illinois State University

  Legislative Intern

  Duties: head research for Texas Hate Crimes Bill

  assist with legislative research

  handle constituent contacts and tabulate results of district-wide survey.

  Texas State Senator David Bernsen

  Campaign Employee

  Duties: receive intensive training on all aspects of campaigns and placed on nationally targeted congressional race. Managed the candidate’s call time

  researched and corresponded with donors

  composed fundraising letters

  oversaw mailers

  helped organize fundraising events and participated in field campaign.

  Campaign Corps (Project of Emily's List)

  Northwest Arkansas chapter of ACLU

  Board of Directors

  Board of Directors

  American Civil Liberties Union of Arkansas