Paul H. O’Neill
School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Phone:

+1-734-730-8617

Email:

michlhw@indiana.edu

Campus:

IU Bloomington

Education

• Ph.D. School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, Expected June 2020
• M.S. Environmental Policy, School for Environment & Sustainability, U of Michigan, 2012
• B.A. Economics, University of Michigan, 2010

Courses Taught

• SPEA-K300 Statistics, Associate Instructor, Spring 2019
• SPEA-K300 Statistics, Co-instructor, Spring 2018
• SPEA E-162 People and the Environment, Associate Instructor, Fall 2016-2018

Selected Publications

• Lee, M.H., Graham, J.D., Clark, A., Rupp, J.A., Weitelman, Derek.C. “Public Opinion towards Hydraulic Fracturing: The Effect of Beyond Compliance and Voluntary Third-Party Certification.”Energy Policy 2019(128): 306-315. 

• Schenk, O., Lee, M. H., Paydar, N.H., Rupp, J.A., Graham, J.D. 2014. “Unconventional Gas Development in the U.S. States: Exploring the Variation.” European Journal of Risk Regulation. 2014(4):436-458.

• Lee, Michelle, Evans, David A., & Shadbegian, Ron. “Did the Clean Air Act lead to the Increase in the Incidence of Black Lung Disease? Evidence from Appalachia.” (In progress)

• Lee, Michelle, Graham, John D., and Clark, Ashley. “Drilling Down on Public Opinion towards Fracking—a Latent Class Approach.” (In progress)

• Lee, Michelle. “Public Opinion and Trust in Institutions in a Purple State—Implications for Shale Gas Governance in Colorado.” (In progress)

Research Interests

• Environmental and Energy Justice
• Econometric and Research Method
•  Industrial Organization
  

Honors and Awards

• Duck Family Graduate Workshop in Environmental Politics and Governance,Hosted by University of Washington, received full scholarship to present work on fracking, 2019
• School of Public and Environmental Affairs, ASPS Conference Best Environmental Policy Paper Award, 2018
• School of Public and Environmental Affairs Fellowship, $5,000 award for continued research, Fall 2017, Spring 2018
• International School on Energy Systems, Hosted by Forschungszentrum Jülich, received full scholarship to international program on energy infrastructure and technology, 2017
• Indiana University Sustainability Research Development Grant, $5,000 awarded, for research on energy model development and refinement, 2015