Resume

• Comparing the Effect of U.S. Tax and Transfer Programs on Relative and Absolute Income Inequality: Research and Policy Implications

  Proposed Changes to U.S. Securities Offering and Business Combination Regulations

  Economic Inequality and Child Stunting in Bangladesh and Kenya: An Investigation of Six Hypotheses

  How Means-Tested Transfer Programs Respond to Household Earned Income Increases: Policy and Practice

  Realising Young Children’s Right to Health under the Convention on the Rights of the Child: The Promise – and the Reality in Bangladesh and Kenya

  Comparing Mechanisms to Child Outcomes from Long-Term Economic Well-Being Measured with the Official Poverty Measure and the Supplemental Poverty Measure

  Human Rights Reasons for Preferring Individual Measures of Inequality to Aggregate Measures

  Exploring Long-Term Economic Well-Being and Child Outcomes with the Supplemental Poverty Measure: Evidence from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics

  Gary

  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

  University of Illinois at Springfield

  Mayer Brown

  John F. Kennedy School of Government

  Springfield

  Illinois Area

  •\tAnalytical Tools – core quantitative methods course for MPA students\n•\tProgram Evaluation -- elective course for MPA students\n•\tInternational Poverty

  Inequality

  and Development -- elective course for MPA and DPA students\n•\tU.S. Social Policy -- elective course for MPA and DPA students

  Associate Professor

  University of Illinois at Springfield

  Greater Chicago Area

  •\tAdvised leading national and international companies on public and private securities offerings

  mergers

  acquisitions and general corporate matters

  typically acting as coordinating attorney for these transactions\n•\tParticipated actively in firm's pro bono program

  including:\n •\tAdvised nonprofit entity in establishing new organization for housing rehabilitation projects in low*income neighborhoods\n •\tAssisted in forming pediatric neurosurgery research foundation\n •\tRepresented child in Supplemental Security Income appeal

  Associate Attorney

  Mayer Brown

  Teaching Fellow\n•\tEmpirical Methods II -- masters-level class on regression analysis and program evaluation\n•\tQuantitative Analysis and Empirical Methods -- masters-level class on probability

  statistics and decision analysis\n•\tAdvanced Microeconomic Analysis II -- masters-level class on game theory

  information economics and contract theory

  Teaching Fellow

  Greater Boston Area

  John F. Kennedy School of Government

  Research Assistant to Mary Jo Bane and working group of Kennedy School and Harvard Law School faculty studying collaboration between the two schools\n•\tAnalyzed data relating to joint J.D./M.P.P. program

  including student feedback

  student course selection

  placement of graduates

  and compliance with American Bar Association and New York State Bar Association requirements

  Research Assistant

  Greater Boston Area

  John F. Kennedy School of Government

  Office of the General Counsel

  Region V\n•\tAdvised Department regarding administration of child welfare programs

  including Medicaid

  Head Start

  child abuse prevention and treatment

  child support enforcement

  foster care and adoption assistance and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families\n•\tRepresented Department in judicial and administrative proceedings involving enforcement of federal health and child welfare laws and regulations

  including Medicare

  Medicaid and Head Start Acts\n•\tAdvised Department officials regarding compliance with Executive Branch and Departmental standards of ethical conduct

  Assistant Regional Counsel

  Greater Chicago Area

  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

  M.A.

  Early Childhood Education

  Public Policy

  Ph.D.

  University of Michigan Law School

  J.D.

  Law

  Mathematics; Business Administration

  B.S.; B.S.