Innovative. Thoughtful.
Engaged in matters of consequence.
These characteristics are embedded in the DNA of Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy. For 47 years, this has been a gathering place for people with the vision and energy to work for a better world. The Duke Sanford School of Public Policy is pleased to announce faculty appointments for 2019-2020.
Fenaba Rena Addo
Visiting Assistant Professor
Researches wealth and education inequality, and the intersections of economics, well-being and health.
Abdullah T. Antepli
Associate Professor of the Practice of Public Policy
Works on faith-based peacemaking initiatives and was Duke’s first Muslim chaplain.
Nathan A. Boucher
Assistant Research Professor
Studies the experiences of patients and caregivers with health care delivery during advanced illness, especially care for veterans.
Lisa Gennetian
Pritzker Professor of Early Learning Policy Studies
Former research professor at New York University, studies child poverty and early childhood interventions.
David Hoffman
Steed Family Professor of the Practice of Cybersecurity Policy
Is an expert in cybersecurity and privacy law and was associate general counsel and global privacy officer at Intel Corporation.
Matthew Johnson
Assistant Professor of Public Policy
Researches how regulations, policies and shifts in the labor market affect working conditions in the United States.
Asher Hildebrand
Associate Professor of the Practice of Public Policy
Was previously the chief of staff to U.S. Representative David Price and has expertise in American politics, democracy reform and foreign policy.
Matthew Perault
Associate Professor of the Practice
Is the director of the new Center for Science, Technology & Policy. Previously, he was the head of global policy development for Facebook.
Peter Wehner
Pamela and Jack Egan Visiting Professor
Writes on American politics and conservative thought for publications such as The New York Times and The Atlantic.
Look at the 2019-2020 postcard featuring new faculty members.