Roger E. Hamlin, Ph.D.
His current assignment includes projects that work to build governance capacities at the sub-national level both in the US and around the world. Dr. Hamlin earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Hamilton College in New York and a Master's and Ph.D. degree from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University in economics and public administration. He has worked for the Senate and the Office of Planning Services of New York State and has lived and worked in South America, the Caribbean, Asia and Europe. He has been an author of several books including: Financing Small Business in America (Praeger Publications) Economy Without Walls (Praeger Publications); Strategy for a Global University (Michigan State U.); Creating an Economic Development Action Plan: A Guide for Development Professionals. (Praeger Publications); Design for the Delivery of Human Resource Services; and Preparation for Work in a Changing Economy (Middle Cities Education Association). He has also designed software including: The Economic Development Information System and A Policy Information System for Vocational Education. Professor Hamlin has earned the White House Achievement Award, The Nelson Jack Edwards Award for "the Greatest Contribution to Metropolitan Detroit," and the Illinois Foundation Award. He has earned national awards from the American Planning Association and the American Institute of Certified Planners. He was a CIC Academic Leadership Fellow and an American Council on Education Fellow finalist. He has been listed in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the Midwest, and Who's Who in Finance and Industry. Learn more about Dr. Hamlin's current projects: Dr. Hamlin can be reached at hamlin@msu.edu.
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Roger E. Hamlin is Professor of Urban Planning and Public Administration.
He directs several projects for the Institute for Public Policy
and Social Research (IPPSR) at Michigan State University. He was
previously Associate Director of IPPSR, Resident Fellow, Director
of International Programs and was Director of the Urban and Regional
Planning Program for eleven years. Prior to joining the faculty
at Michigan State he was Administrator of the Community Planning
and Development Program and Assistant Professor of Political Science
in the University of Georgia System at Columbus State University.