Faculty
John Antel, PhD
Professor, Department of Economics
307C McElhinney
713 743 2933
antel@uh.edu
Expertise: Applied Statistics, Data Analysis, Benefit-Cost Analysis, Labor and Health Economics
Gail Buttorff, PhD
Instructional Assistant Professor, Hobby School of Public Affairs
501H E. Cullen
713 743 6228
gjbuttorff@uh.edu
Expertise: Middle East Politics, Women and Public Policy in the MENA, Formal Theory, Female Labor Force Participation, Quantitative Methods
Daniel Engster, PhD
Professor, Hobby School of Public Affairs
Director, The Ethics Center
337A McElhinney
713 743 7367
daengster@uh.edu
Expertise: Political Philosophy, Ethics, Family Policy, Early Education, Care Work
Jim Granato, PhD
Executive Director, Hobby School of Public Policy
Professor, Political Science
306 McElhinney
713 743 3887
jgranato@uh.edu
Expertise: Policy Analysis, Macroeconomic Policy, Science Policy, Mathematical and Statistical Modeling
Johanna Luttrell, PhD
Instructional Assistant Professor, Political Philosophy
337 McElhinney Hall & 510 Agnes Arnold Hall
713 743 3970
jluttre2@Central.UH.EDU
Expertise: Social and Political Philosophy, Global Poverty, the Capabilities Approach, Human Rights, Urban Development under Globalization, Global Feminism, Philosophy of Race
Pablo M. Pinto, PhD
Associate Professor, Hobby School of Public Affairs
Director, Center for Public Policy
307A McElhinney
713 743 2540
ppinto@central.uh.edu
Expertise: Political Economy, Globalization of Production, Fiscal Policy and Taxation, Political Representation, Quantitative Methods
Alan Witt, PhD
Professor, Psychology (College of Liberals Arts and Social Sciences)
Professor, Management (Bauer College of Business)
127 Heyne
713 743 73253
witt@uh.edu
Expertise: Strategy-Culture Alignment, Personality, Leadership, Customer Service, Work-Family Balance, Counterproductive Work Behavior, Organizational Politics, Job Performance, Occupational Health and Safety, Diversity, Teams, Information Security, and Situational Awareness/Emergency Management
Sunny Wong, PhD
Director of Graduate Studies, Hobby School of Public Affairs
Professor, Hobby School of Public Affairs
307D McElhinney
713 743 7350
Expertise: Monetary Policy, Learning Dynamics, Business-Cycle Theory, Foreign Direct Investment, Empirical Implications of Theoretical Models (EITM)