DAVID M. MITCHELL University of Central Florida, PO Box , HPA II 239, Orlando, FL (407)

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1 DAVID M. MITCHELL University of Central Florida, PO Box , HPA II 239, Orlando, FL (407) Academic Appointments University of Central Florida 2014-Present. Assistant Professor (tenure-track), Public Administration Graduate Courses Taught: Strategic Planning and Mgmt (4), Public Budgeting (4), Public Financial Mgmt (2), Nonprofit Financial Mgmt (2), Analytical Techniques (2), Research Methods Undergraduate Courses Taught: Public Administration in American Society (2) IUPUI Assistant Professor (visiting), Public Affairs Graduate Course Taught: Public Policy Process. Undergraduate Courses Taught: Statistical Techniques (4), Introduction to Public Affairs (2), Government Budgeting and Finance Northern Illinois University Graduate Teaching Assistant, Public Administration Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Governmental Studies Graduate Research Assistant, NGOLD Center Undergraduate Courses Taught: Introduction to Public Administration (2), Public Budgeting Adjunct Teaching Rock Valley College Fort Hays State University 2012 Undergraduate Courses Taught: State and Local Govt (2), American Govt, Current Political Issues Education Northern Illinois University Ph.D. Political Science, 2014 Primary Field: Public Administration, Secondary Field: American Government Dissertation: Turning Dreams into Reality: Examining Strategic Implementation in U.S. Municipalities, directed by Dr. Kurt Thurmaier University of Kansas M.P.A. Public Administration, 2003 B.A. with Distinction; Political Science, History, and Geography, 2001 Minor: Public Service and Community Leadership Municipal Experience City of Highland Park, Illinois Management Analyst, City Manager s Office City of Kansas City, Missouri Analyst II, Office of Management and Budget Analyst I, Office of Management and Budget Cookingham Fellow, City Manager s Office

2 Page 2 Publications Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Articles 5. Mitchell, David, Sarah Larson, Claudia Colantonio*, & Christina Nguyen*. Planning for Change: Incorporating Contextual Implementation Design into Strategic Planning. State and Local Government Review (forthcoming). 4. Mitchell, David Strategic Implementation: An Illustration of Theory/Practice Disconnect in Public Administration. Public Administration Quarterly 42(1): Mitchell, David To Monitor or Intervene? The Dual Roles of City Managers in the Implementation of Strategic Initiatives. Public Administration (early view). DOI: /padm Mitchell, David, & Kurt Thurmaier (Re)Defining the Disarticulated Municipality: Budget Accountability for Networked Governance. Public Budgeting & Finance 36(1): DOI: /pbaf Mitchell, David, & Kurt Thurmaier Currents and Undercurrents in Budgeting Theory: Exploring the Swirls, Heading Upstream. Invited peer-reviewed Public Administration Review article for Foundations of Public Administration Series. Book Chapters 1. Mitchell, David, & Kurt Thurmaier Currents and Undercurrents in Budgeting Theory: Exploring the Swirls, Heading Upstream. In Foundations of Public Administration. Eds. Jos C.N. Raadschelders, Richard J. Stillman, Jr.. Irvine, CA: Melvin & Leigh Publishers. ISBN: Professional Publications 1. Mitchell, David Strategic Plan Implementation. Public Management 98(6): 15. Manuscripts under Review 3. Mitchell, David. It All Depends, But on What? Testing Contingency in Public Strategic Implementation. Submitted to Public Performance and Management Review. (Revise & Resubmit) 2. David Mitchell, & Zachary Mohr. Financial Management and Cost Accountability in Networks: An Exploratory Analysis of Indirect Cost Monitoring in Chicago Local Government Networks. Submitted to International Journal of Public Administration. (Revise & Resubmit) 1. Mitchell, David. Turning Plans into Reality: Defining Models of Public Strategic Implementation. Submitted to International Public Management Journal. Manuscripts in Development 3. Hawkins, Chris, and David Mitchell. [municipal management style and sustainability approach] 2. Mitchell, David, Erin Saitta, and Dan Murphree. Expectation Theory in Mixed- Mode Classrooms. 1. Mitchell, David, David Kanaan*, Sarah Stoeckel*. Strategic Implementation: Exploring the Phases. *Graduate student under my supervision

3 Page 3 Funded Research External Research Funding (5 Grants Total: $414,000; PI Credit: $42,500) 5. Bryer, T., Tirrell, D. N, Yegidis, B., Wharton, T, Mitchell, D. Krick, S. Management and Leadership Development Training. Department of Children & Families, State of Florida. June 2015-January $250,000. Co-PI Credit: $31, Kuhn, G., Sohl, S., Mitchell. D. Strategic Plan. Poplar Creek (IL) Library District. February 2011-May $25,000. Co-PI Credit: $2, Kuhn, G., Sohl, S., Mitchell. D. Strategic Plan. High School District 99 (Downers Grove, IL). February 2011-May $27,000. Co-PI Credit: $2, Kuhn, G., Mitchell. D. Strategic Plan. Information Technology Department, City of Elmhurst (IL). November 2010-February $22,000. Co-PI Credit: $2, Kuhn, G., Mitchell. D. et al. Study on Crime and Poverty City of Dubuque (IA). August 2010-January $90,000. Co-PI Credit: $3,600. Internal Research Funding (4 Grants Total: $15,282) 5. Mitchell, D., Principal Investigator. Sponsored Research Initiative, College of Health and Public Affairs, UCF. January 2017-May $2, Mitchell, D., Principal Investigator. Faculty Sponsored Research Support Initiative, College of Health and Public Affairs, UCF. January 2016-May $2, Mitchell, D., Principal Investigator. The Process of Public Strategic Implementation: A Multi-Phase Contingent Approach. Faculty In-House Grant. Office of Research and Commercialization, UCF. May 2015-April $7, Mitchell, D., Principal Investigator. A Reflection of Changing Priorities? The Reallocative Power of Priority Based Budgeting in US Municipalities during an Era of Fiscal Stress. Faculty Travel Grant. Office of Research and Commercialization, UCF. April $ Mitchell, D., Principal Investigator. Testing a Multi-Phase Contingency Model of Public Strategic Implementation Research Fellowship, College of Health and Public Affairs, UCF. January 2015-September $2,500. Unfunded External Research Funding (1 Grant Total: $50,000; PI Credit: $50,000) 1. Mitchell, D. Implementing Public Strategic Projects: Building an Evidence-Based Contingent Model of Success. Project Management Institute. $50,000; PI Credit: $50,000. (Advanced to second round; denied).

4 Page 4 Presentations Research Conferences 26. It all Depends But on What? Examining Context in the Implementation of Strategic Plans. ICMA Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, October A Reflection of Changing Priorities? The Reallocative Impact of Priority Based Budgeting in US Municipalities (with Suzette Myser). Association for Budgeting and Financial Management (ABFM), Annual Conference, Washington, DC, September Retiring the Golden Hammer: Identifying Situational Tools for Strategic Plan Implementation (with David Kanaan, and Sarah Stoeckel). Public Management Research Conference, Washington, DC, June (Re)Defining the Disarticulated Municipality: Budget Accountability for Networked Governance. (with Kurt Thurmaier). UCF Public Administration Research Conference, Orlando, FL, April Strategic Implementation: Exploring the Phases (with David Kanaan* and Sarah Stoeckel*). American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, March Budget Accountability in Public Management Networks (with Zachary Mohr). ABFM Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, October Success and Failure in Implementing Strategic Plans. (with Julia Novak** and Scott Huizenga**). ICMA Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO, September (Re)Defining the Disarticulated Municipality: Budget Accountability for Networked Governance. (with Kurt Thurmaier). ICMA Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO, September Planning for Change: Incorporating Contextual Implementation Design into Strategic Planning (with Claudia Colantonio*, Christina Nguyen*, and Sarah Larson). ASPA Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, March Priority Based Budgeting & Reallocation: Do Priorities Receive More Funding? ABFM Annual Conference, Washington, DC, October The Impact of Indirect Costs upon Public Management Networks. (with Zachary Mohr) ABFM Annual Conference, Washington, DC, October Keeping Plans off the Shelf. (with Amy Knowles** and Johanna Nyden**) ICMA Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, September Maintaining Course in Perilous Conditions: Toward a Contingent Process Model of Strategic Implementation. Public Management Research Conference, Minneapolis, MN, June 2015.

5 Page 5 Presentations (cont.) Research Conferences (cont.) 13. Financial Management and Cost Accountability in Networks. (with Zachary Mohr) Public Management Research Conference, Minneapolis, MN, June The Challenges and Triumphs of Implementing Strategic Plans. ASPA Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, March A Reflection of Changing Priorities? The Reallocative Power of Priority Based Budgeting in US Municipalities during an Era of Fiscal Stress. ABFM Annual Conference, Grand Rapids, MI, October Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: The Influence of Budgeting on Strategic Implementation in U.S. Municipalities. Western Social Sciences Association, Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM, April Old Techniques and New Concepts: Cost Accounting in Public Management Networks. (with Zachary Mohr) Western Social Sciences Association, Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM, April It All Depends But on What? A Refinement of Contingency Theory in Public Strategic Management. Southern Political Science Association, Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, January The Definition of Insanity? A Disconnect between Theory and Practice in Public Strategic Implementation. Southern Political Science Association, Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, January (Re)Defining the Disarticulated Municipality: Budget Accountability for Networked Governance. (with Kurt Thurmaier) ABFM Annual Conference, Washington, DC, October Turning Dreams into Reality: What Works (and doesn t) in the Strategic Management of U.S. Municipalities. ABFM Annual Conference, New York, NY, October Budgeting for Collaboration: An Exploratory Study of Public Management Networks in Northern Illinois, (with Kurt Thurmaier) ABFM Annual Conference, Washington, DC, October Toward a Theory of Budgeting for Collaboration, (with Kurt Thurmaier) Public Management Research Conference, Syracuse, NY, June Currents and Undercurrents in Budgeting Theory: Exploring the Swirls, Heading Upstream, (with Kurt Thurmaier) ABFM Annual Conference, Omaha, NE, October Improving the Performance of Municipal Governing Boards: An Empirical Analysis, (with Trenton J. Davis, Gerald T. Gabris, and Kimberly L. Nelson) South Eastern Conference on Public Administration, Annual Conference, Wilmington, NC, October *Graduate student under my supervision **Practitioner

6 Page 6 Presentations (cont.) Invited Speaker Discussant, Applied Research in Public Finance Conference, Bloomington, IN, School of Public Administration Research Circle, UCF, PAD 7827 (Network Governance) Seminar, UCF, ICMA Student Chapter, UCF, AmeriCorps Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) Program, UCF, PAD 7057 (Advanced Public Management) Seminar, UCF, Romanian Review of Local Public Administration Public Official Training Program, North Carolina Local Government Budget Association (with Zachary Mohr), Florida League of Cities Legislative Conference Research Symposium, University of Central Florida PAD 4204 (Fiscal Management), University of Central Florida School of Public Administration, Ball State University Department of Political Science, IUPUI School of Public Affairs, University of Maryland School of Public Policy, Teaching Conferences UCF Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning Summer Conferences, (3). UCF Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning Winter Conferences, (3). Honors and Awards Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award, UCF College of Health and Public Affairs (one awarded among eligible full-time faculty each year), Undergraduate Teaching Award, IUPUI School of Public and Environmental Affairs (one awarded among full-time faculty each year), ICMA Community Health & Safety Excellence Award, Healthy Highland Park Task Force, Community Weight Loss Program, (awarded post-employment) Innovative Program Award Winner, Online Advertising Cost-Saving Initiative, National League of Cities City Showcase, Cookingham Fellow, City of Kansas City (MO), Student Paper Award Nominee, Mid-Continent Regional Science Association, Annual Conference, June Ethan Allen Scholar, University of Kansas MPA Program, Departmental Honors, University of Kansas Geography Department, via thesis entitled, The Need for Speed: Historical Justifications for Embracing High-Speed Rail, Departmental Honors, University of Kansas History Department, via thesis entitled, Highway Robbery The Search for the Northwest Passage : A Case Study in Kansas Highway Politics, 2000.

7 Page 7 Service University Strategic Consultant, Operations Committee, Collective Impact Plan Implementation Team, UCF, 2017-Present. Honors in the Major College Coordinator, UCF, 2017-Present. Undergraduate Research Council School Representative, UCF, 2016-Present. College Honors in the Major Scholarship Committee Chair, UCF, 2017-Present. Instructor and Lecturer Promotion Committee, UCF COHPA, Technology Advisory Committee, UCF COHPA, Honors in the Major Scholarship Committee Member, UCF COHPA, NGOLD Center Strategy Committee, NIU CLAS, School Instructor and Lecturer Promotion Committee, Chair, 2016-Present. Strategic Plan Coordinator, UCF SPA, 2016-Present. Faculty Advisor, ICMA Student Chapter, UCF, 2016-Present. Center for Public and Nonprofit Management Oversight Committee, 2016-Present. Software Gift Coordinator, Cascade Performance Budgeting System, $267,550, FUTURe CITy Faculty Cluster Proposal Team, UCF, Public Admin. Research Conference Planning Committee, UCF SPA, Faculty Advisor, Pi Alpha Alpha Chapter, UCF, Faculty Search Committees, UCF SPA, 2015 (3), 2016 (1). Annual Evaluation Standards and Procedures Review Committee, UCF SPA, Healthy and Resilient Communities Faculty Cluster Proposal Author, UCF, Diversity Committee, UCF SPA, Downtown Campus Task Force, UCF SPA, Ad Hoc Local Government Curriculum Committee, IUPUI SPEA, Teaching Developer, Public Budgeting and Finance Graduate Certificate Program, Created four new courses for this certificate program Team Member, Public Administration Undergraduate Major Curriculum Update, Developer, Change Management in Public Organizations course, University Service-Learning Course Designation, PAD 6227 Public Budgeting, Significant course revisions PAD 3003, 6208, 6227, 6335, Student Research Dissertation Committee Member for S. Stoeckel (2018). Dissertation Committee Member for D. Kanaan (2016). Funded Research Supervisor for C. Nguyen (2015), C. Colantonio ( ), S. Stoeckel (2017). Community Precinct Polling Clerk, Orange County Supervisor of Elections, 2016-Present. Treasurer, Cypress Lakes Community Association, Vice President, KU Alumni Association Orlando Network, 2015-Present. Guest Instructor, Central Florida Debate Initiative, 2014.

8 Page 8 Service (cont.) Professional Affiliations American Society of Public Administration Section on Public Performance and Management Chair, 2017-Present Chair-Elect, Executive Committee Member, Section on Public Administration Research, Exec. Comm. Member, 2015-Present Central Florida Chapter, Graduate Student Outreach Officer, Panel chair, 2017 annual conference Preparing Future Faculty panelist, 2015 annual conference. International City/County Management Association Advisory Board on Graduate Education, Member, 2014-Present Conference Planning Committee, Member, Panel chair, annual conferences Association for Budgeting and Financial Management Panel chair, annual conferences Public Management Research Association Panel chair, 2017 annual conference Government Finance Officers Association Distinguished Budget Presentation Award Reviewer, 2015-Present KUCIMAT Alumni Group Member, 2003-Present Manuscript reviews Public Administration Review, Public Management Review, Journal of Public Policy Present. Professional Development National Science Foundation Emerging Scholar Visit, UCF, Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research Summer Program, Maximum Likelihood Estimation Math for Social Scientists II Regression III: Advanced Methods Online Course Development Seminar, UCF Center for Distributed Learning, Online Teaching Seminar, UCF Center for Distributed Learning, Northern Illinois University Civic Leadership Academy, City of Kansas City (Missouri) Capital Project Management Training, Truman School of Public Affairs Performance Management Seminar, City of Kansas City (Missouri) Human Resources Mgmt. Academy, Technical Competencies R; SPSS; STATA; Instructure Canvas; Blackboard Next Generation; Oncourse; Microsoft Office, Project, and Visio; Survey Monkey; Endnote; PeopleSoft Financials, HRMS, and Budgeting Modules; Lotus Notes; BRASS Budgeting System; EDEN Administration System; HTE Financial System; Adobe Acrobat, Pagemaker, and Photoshop; Macromedia Dreamweaver and Contribute; Quark Express; Granicus Web Streaming System.

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