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Home >> The School and Its Faculty >> Tina Nabatchi About the Professor 
Phone: (315) 443-8994 400 Eggers Hall The Maxwell School of Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 13244
B.A., Political Science, The American University Tina Nabatchi is an Assistant Professor of Public Administration and a Faculty Research Associate at the Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC). Her research interests include public management, public policy, and law, particularly in relation to citizen engagement, collaborative governance, and conflict resolution.
Before joining the Maxwell School, Dr. Nabatchi was the Research
Coordinator for the Indiana Dr. Nabatchi is currently engaged in research about
deliberative democracy and citizen engagement. Specifically, she
is interested in the roles that citizens can and do play in the work of
government. To that end, she is developing theoretical and conceptual
work about the relationships between participatory design choices and
outcomes. She is also empirically evaluating the effects of
participation on the civic skills and dispositions of citizens, and well
as how participatory outcomes are integrated into public action and
policy decisions. Dr. Nabatchi is also Co-Director of CNYSpeaks, a
joint project of the Maxwell School and the Post-Standard that seeks to
engage the citizens of the Central New York region in discussions about
the issues that matter to them most. Dr. Nabatchi has published numerous journal
articles and book chapters, and has presented her research at several
academic and practitioner-based conferences. Assistant Professor of Public Administration
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