Gordon Abner

LBJ School Assistant Professor Gordon Abner

Assistant Professor

Education:
Joint Ph.D. Public Policy, Indiana University-Bloomington
B.A. International Studies, Trinity University (San Antonio, TX)
Research Areas:
Employee Morale
Policy Implementation
Government Performance
Teaching Areas:
Finance
Management
Leadership (including Nonprofits)
Policy Process and Institutions

Gordon Abner is an assistant professor at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. He received a joint Ph.D. in Public Policy from Indiana University-Bloomington, and his primary research interests are in the areas of employee morale, organizational performance and policy implementation in the public sector. His work has been published in scholarly outlets such as the Review of Public Personnel Administration, Nonprofit Management and Leadership and Public Performance and Management Review. Dr. Abner's work has also been covered in popular outlets including Government Executive, FEDweek and Federal Times.

Courses Taught
Spring - 60288 - PA 384D - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Spring - 60289 - PA 384D - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Spring - 59300 - P A 384C - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Spring - 59455 - P A 388K - EQUITY ORGS DATA VISUALIZATION
Fall - 60125 - P A 384D - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Fall - 60145 - P A 385D - DATA ANALYTICS AND MANAGEMENT
Spring - 60145 - PA 384C - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Spring - 60160 - P A 384F - EQUITY, ORGANIZATIONS, AND DATA VISUALIZATIONS
Fall - 61050 - P A 384C - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Fall - 60750 - PA 384C - PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Spring - 60585 - PA 384C - Public Management-WB
Spring - 60895 - PA 397C - Survey Design-Wb
Fall - 60910 - PA 384C - Public Management
Fall - 60915 - PA 384C - Public Management
Spring - 58285 - PA 384C - Public Management
Spring - 58695 - PA 397C - Survey Design
Fall - 58940 - PA 384C - Public Management
Fall - 59080 - PA 388L - Equity, Organizations, and Data Visualization
Spring - 60010 - PA 384C - Public Management
Fall - 59200 - PA 384C - Public Management
Fall - 59345 - PA 388L - How Organizations Institutionalize Inequity and What We Can Do About It
Fall - 60665 - PA 384C - Public Management
Fall - 60675 - PA 384C - Public Management
Contact Information
Phone:
512-232-3906
Campus location:
SRH 3.280