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Staff

Dr. Don-Terry Veal, Director

Dr. William Molnar, Asociate Director

Dr. Lisa Powell Brantly, Training Program Specialist

Maria Tamblyn, Human Resources Program Manager

Julia Heflin, Training Program Manager

Patrick Rose, Survey Research Lab and BTOP Project Manager

Jennifer Turk, Human Resources Program Specialist

Sheree Wilson, Outreach Specialist II

Jonathan Gross, Training Supervisor (BTOP)

Leslie Hamby, Administrative Support Associate II

Wynadine Morris, Training Program Assistantß

Davis Cooper, Human Resources Program Specialist

Jackie Fisher, Tech. Specialist (BTOP)

Joseph Bowers, Tech. Specialist (BTOP)

Graduate Assistants

Leonard Towns, Graduate Research Assistant (BTOP)

Shovan Mishra, Graduate Research Assistant

Aleia Hornsby, Graduate Research Assistant

Nikhita Reddy Gade, Graduate Research Assistant

Xiyang Wang, Graduate Research Assistant

Wen Shi, Graduate Research Assistant

CGS Fellows

The Center for Governmental Services (CGS) at Auburn University is pleased to announce the CGS Fellows Program.

Dr. Don-Terry Veal, Director of The Center for Governmental Services, introduced the CGS Fellows Program in 2006, recognizing that experienced practitioners, academicians, and researchers make meaningful contributions to government and to associated targeted projects.  CGS Fellows utilize their expertise to engage in research or funding opportunities that will enhance the quality of public policy for the State of Alabama.
           
Requirements for Fellow status include extensive experience, prominence, and recognized contributions in public affairs.  Additional factors considered include academic qualifications in a public affairs discipline, reputation and contributions and achievements to public affairs nationally or internationally, and demonstrated characteristics as a public affairs thinker, author, and/or entrepreneur.

2006 - 2007
Dr. Caleb M. Clark, Alumni Professor of Political Science, and
Program Director for the Master’s of Public Administration program at Auburn University. 

2007 - 2008
Dr. Juan E. Gilbert, T-SYS Distinguished Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, and Director of the Human-Centered Computing (HCC) Lab at Auburn University. 

2008 - 2009
Dr. John Sibley Butler, professor and administrator at the
University of Texas at Austin.  Butler holds The Gale Chair in
Entrepreneurship and Small Business in the Graduate School of
Business and the Herb Kelleher Chair in Entrepreneurship. He is
the Director of the Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship and the Director of the Institute for Innovation and Creativity (IC2).

2009 - 2010
Dr. Changhoon Jung, associate professor in the Department of
Political Science at Auburn University. 

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