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Dr. Stephanie Dolamore -Assistant Professor of Public Administration
Departmetn of Public Affiars at Gallaudet University
In this role, Dr. Dolamore teaches in a bilingual Master of Public Administration program serving deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing students working in the Washington D.C. region.
As a scholar, Dr. Dolamore conducts research on the historical and contemporary inequalities promoted by public organizations. As a resident of Baltimore City, Dr. Dolamore conducts research in policy areas directly impacting city residents including unrepresented tenants, public housing tenants, and youth who are homeless. She has conducted program evaluations, case studies, as well as strategic planning and organizational culture analyses involving focus groups, interviews, archival analysis, surveys, and large-scale statistical analyses on national data sets. Dr. Dolamore’s work has been funded through competitive grants as well as published in academic, peer-reviewed journals. She have presented at national and international conferences and received awards for her work.
Dr. Dolamore has a decade of professional experience in the public sector. Most recently, Dr. Dolamore worked at the Schaefer Center for Public Policy, the applied research and public service division of the University of Baltimore’s College of Public Affairs. Dr. Dolamore has taught in the Nonprofit Management Program at Notre Dame of Maryland University and American Government Program at the University of Baltimore. She holds a Doctor of Public Administration from the University of Baltimore, a Master of Nonprofit Management form Florida Atlantic University, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida. You can connect with her on twitter at @sdolamore.
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