Background
Jennings, Edward Theodore was born on June 6, 1946 in New Orleans. Son of Edward Theodore and Claire (Daley) Jennings.
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The nation's $200 billion public assistance system is a fragmented array of policies, programs, and organizations that often serves its clients poorly. In this book, experts from universities and think tanks and practitioners from all levels of government analyze serious coordination problems in the system. Cutting through the plethora of agency programs and regulations, these authorities offer practical reforms to make the system more effective, accountable, and efficient. They provide widely sought recommendations that will be useful to managers, students, scholars, experts, policymakers, and activists concerned with welfare reform and the future of public assistance programs. The essays in the book address the coordination problem for all types of public assistance programs for all age groups and types of problems. The book provides specific analyses of the Job Opportunities and Basic Skills program under the Family Support Act, job training and employment programs under the Job Training Partnership Act, programs for youth-at-risk, and particular efforts to integrate the delivery of services to public assistance recipients. The authors provide essential information about institutions, processes, and policies at the federal, state, and local levels. They define critical issues and formulate policy and administrative recommendations to improve such critical features as executive leadership, Congressional decision-making, agency management, state government planning and policy development, and local service delivery operations.
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public administration educator
Jennings, Edward Theodore was born on June 6, 1946 in New Orleans. Son of Edward Theodore and Claire (Daley) Jennings.
Bachelor in Political Science, U. New Orleans, 1968; Master of Arts in Political Science, U. New Orleans, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science, Washington University, St. Louis, 1977.
Assistant professor department political science, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1977-1980;
director graduate program public policy/administration department political science, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1979-1980;
assistant professor department public administration, U. Missouri, Columbia, 1980-1982;
associate professor department public administration, U. Missouri, Columbia, since 1982;
chair department public administration, U. Missouri, Columbia, 1982-1989;
director graduate studies department public administration, U. Missouri, Columbia, 1984-1986, 88-89;
associate professor public administration Martin School Public Administration, U. Kentucky, Lexington, since 1989;
director graduate studies, Master of Public Administration program Martin School Public Administration, U. Kentucky, Lexington, 1991-1994;
acting director Martin School Public Administration, U. Kentucky, Lexington, 1994-1995;
member of faculty senate, 1995-1998. Visiting assistant professor department political science Tulane (Louisiana) U., 1976-1977. Staff coordinator citizens advising committee Joint Interim Committee on Modernization & Improvement Missouri General Assembly, 1974-1975.
Interviewer Louisiana Division Employment Security, 1972. Member of faculty senate State University of New York, Buffalo, 1979-1980. Member graduate school faculty senate U. Missouri, 1982-1989, chair social science sector, 1985-1987, Executive Committee, 1985-1987, faculty county commission on administrative review, 1987-1988.
Consultant Missouri Division Pers., 1981, Missouri Division Community and Economics Development, 1982-1985, Missouri Division Budget and Planning, 1984, Missouri Division Job Development and Training, 1987-1989, Missouri Youth 2000 Commission, 1988, National Common for Employment Policy, 1991, 93. Presenter, conductor workshops in field.
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Member ASPA (national county 1986-1989, 93-97, vice-chair national conference program committee 1991, chair national conference program committee 1992, vice president 1993-1994, president-elect 1994-1995, president 1995-1996), American Political Science Association (presenter at annual meeting 1975, 76-77, 78, 80, 93, 94), Midwest Political Science Association (presenter at annual meeting 1978, 80), Policy Studies Organisation, Missouri Political Science Association (Vice-President 1982-1983, president 1983-1984, presenter), National Association Schools ofPub. Affairs and Administration (principal representative 1982-1989, 94-95, chair curriculum committee 1987-1988, commission peer review and accreditation).
Married Kathleen Ann Broussard, August 12, 1967. Children: Alayne M., Bryan R., Kathryn A.