- Email:
- lcamaren@iu.edu
- Research areas:
- Local Governance
- Nonprofit Management and Philanthropy
- Public Management
- Areas of Interest:
- Public management
- Nonprofit management
- Diversity in public organizations
- Technology in local government
SPEA 343
Education
- PhD, Public Administration and Public Policy,Arizona State University, 2020
- MPA, Arizona State University, 2015
- BS, Public Service and Public Policy, Arizona State University, 2014
- BS, Urban and Metropolitan Studies, Arizona State University, 2014
Courses
- Social Justice and Equity
Biography
Leonor Camarena came to the O'Neill School in 2022 as an assistant professor. Previously she was an assistant professor in the School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers University-Newark. Her research addresses both established and emerging issues related to public management, nonprofit management, and local government and focuses broadly on representation, leadership, gender, and diversity in public and nonprofit organizations. She earned her Ph.D. in public administration and public policy from Arizona State University.
Selected Works
- “Always Connected: Technology Use Increases Technostress Among Public Managers,” (with Federica Fusi), The American Review of Public Administration, (February 2022)
- “Gender, Race, and Diversity Values Among Local Government Leaders,” (with Mary K. Feeney), Review of Public Personnel Administration, 41 (1) 105-131, (March 2021)