Sherri Greenberg

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Assistant Dean for State and Local Government Engagement; Professor of Practice; Fellow of Max Sherman Chair in State and Local Government

Education:
M.S. in Public Administration and Policy, London School of Economics
B.A. in Government, The University of Texas at Austin
Teaching Areas:
Finance
Management and Leadership (including Nonprofits)
Social Policy
Information and Technology Policy

Sherri R. Greenberg is a professor of practice and fellow of the Max Sherman Chair in State and Local Government at the LBJ School of Public Affairs, and she is a professor of practice at the Steve Hicks School of Social Work. Additionally, she is the LBJ School Assistant Dean for State and Local Government Engagement. She is a primary researcher for, and is Chairperson elect of, Good Systems, The University of Texas Grand Challenge regarding ethical AI. Greenberg is a member of the Board of the Austin Convention Center Enterprise. She also serves on the Austin Smart City Alliance Board of Directors, and the Austin Forum on Technology & Society Advisory Board. Previously, she was a member of the Central Health Board of Managers, and a member of the City of Austin Housing Investment Review Committee.

Greenberg has served as a senior advisor to Austin Mayor Steve Adler. She was a Texas state representative from 1991 to 2001, and she chaired the House Pensions and Investments Committee and the Select Committee on Teacher Health Insurance. She also served on the House Appropriations, Economic Development, Elections, and Science and Technology Committees. Previously, Greenberg was the City of Austin capital finance manager, and a public finance officer at Standard & Poor’s.

Her teaching and research interests include: technology policy, state and local government, housing, homelessness, transportation, healthcare, public finance, and campaigns and elections. Recently, she has had funding from the National Science Foundation, the City of Austin, UT Good Systems, the IBM Center for the Business of Government, the Cisco Foundation, Microsoft, MITRE, and the State of Texas.

Courses Taught
Fall 2024 - 60195 - PA 388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2024 - 60200 - PA 388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Spring 2023 - 60345 - PA 388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Spring 2023 - 60080 - PA 680PB - Policy Research Project
Fall 2023 - 61460 - PL 384E - Policy and Politics
Fall 2023 - 61110 - PA 388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2023 - 60980 - PA 680PA - Policy Research Project
Spring 2022 - 59080 - PA 680PB - Policy Research Project
Fall 2022 - 60675 - PA 680PA - Policy Research Project
Spring 2021 - 60744 - PA 388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2021 - 60825 - PA 680PA - Policy Research Project
Spring 2020 - 58205 - PA 680PB - Policy Research Project
Fall 2020 - 60004 - BDP 319 - Bridging Disciplines (Undergraduate Studies)
Spring 2019 - 60195 - PA 388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2019 - 59070 - PA 680PA - Policy Research Project
Spring 2018 - 60590 - PA 680PB - Policy Research Project
Fall 2018 - 60720 - PA 388K – Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2018 - 60810 - PA 388K – Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Spring 2017 - 61160 - PA680PB - Policy Research Project
Spring 2017 - 61375 - PA388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2017 - 60660 - PA 680PA – Policy Research Project
Fall 2017 - 60830 - PA 388K – Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Spring 2016 - 60100 - PA680PB - Policy Research Project
Fall 2016 - 60485 - PA680PA - Policy Research Project
Fall 2016 - 60713 - PA388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Spring 2015 - 60940 - PA680PB - Policy Research Project
Spring 2015 - 61230 - PA388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2015 - 59740 - PA680PA - Policy Research Project
Spring 2014 - 63325 - PA680PB - Policy Research Project
Spring 2014 - 63545 - PA388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2014 - 62415 - PA680PA - Policy Research Project
Fall 2014 - 62745 - PA391 - Public Financial Management
Spring 2013 - 62630 - PA680PB - Policy Research Project
Spring 2013 - 62775 - PA388K - Advanced Topics in Public Policy
Fall 2013 - 63420 - PA680PA - Policy Research Project
Fall 2013 - 63770 - PA391 - Public Financial Management
Contact Information
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Campus location:
SRH 3.252