Background
Steiss, Alan Walter was born on February 15, 1937 in Woodbury, New Jersey, United States. Son of Walter and Martha (Schreoder) Steiss.
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The volume of new municipal bond issues has increased dramatically over the past thirty years. This new book by Alan Steiss provides an essential and comprehensive guide to the various new fiduciary and fiscal instruments used in the capital budgeting and finance process in the public sector. Steiss convincingly argues that capital budgeting and debt administration, when pursued from a strategic planning perspective as opposed to the more conventional cost-based framework, provides a forward-looking alternative based on a jurisdiction's needs, its resource base, and growth potential. Strategic Facilities Planning illustrates how the allocation of fiscal resources to acquire or construct and maintain strategic facilities can serve as a primary instrument for the effectuation of long-range public policy objectives. This book will serve as an important reference or course text for students and a guide for practitioners in public and business administration and urban planning.
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Steiss, Alan Walter was born on February 15, 1937 in Woodbury, New Jersey, United States. Son of Walter and Martha (Schreoder) Steiss.
Bachelor in Sociology and Psychology, Bucknell University, 1959. Master of Arts in Urban Planning, University Wisconsin, 1966. Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Planning, University Wisconsin, 1969.
Statewide planning director State of New Jersey, Trenton, 1960-1965. Member faculty Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, 1967-1969, program chairman environmental and urban systems, 1969-1978, associate dean architecture, 1974-1978, associate dean research division, 1978-1983, associate provost, 1983-1988. Director division research development and administration University Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1988-1996, coordinator research information management system, 1996-1999, professor urban planning, professor public health, 1988-1999, coordinator m-pathways project, 1996-1999.
Adjunct professor Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 2000—2008. Consultant various state and local governments, 1960—2002, Trust Territory of the Pacific, Micronesia, 1968.
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Chair Montgomery (Virginia) Public Service Authority, 1978-1983. Board directors Michigan Public Health Institute, 1990-1995. Member policy and planning board Michigan Consortium for Enabling Technology, 1991-1995.
Honorary chair region V United Way Campaign, 1991-1992. Member institutional advisory board GAMS Consortium, 1996-1999. Member American Association of University Professors, American Society for Public Administration, American Institute of Planners (progressive chairman 1964), Association Collegiate Schools of Planning (member executive committee 1970-1971, secretary 1971-1973), Association Collegiate Schools in Architecture, National Association Schools Public Affairs and Administration (institute representative 1975-1976), Council of University Institutes for Urban Affairs, New Jersey Federal of Planning Officials (secretary 1960-1964), Psi Chi, Tau Sigma Delta, Lambda Alpha.
Married Patricia Foster McClintock, June 13, 1959. Children: Carol Jean, Darren C., Todd A.