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1 SHANE D. DAY The University of New Mexico, School of Public Administration, Social Sciences Room 3006, MSC , 1 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM PHONE: shaneday@unm.edu (Updated 9/12/15) CURRENT ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico, School of Public Administration, Albuquerque, NM. August 2013 Present. Affiliated Faculty, Indiana University, Vincent and Elinor Ostrom Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Bloomington, IN. September 2013 Present. PREVIOUS ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: Lecturer, University of Denver, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, Denver, CO. August 2012 June Lecturer, Iowa State University, Department of Political Science, Ames, IA. August 2010 May Lecturer, University of Washington Bothell, Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, Master of Policy Studies Program, Bothell, WA. February 2009 May Lecturer, University of Tennessee, Department of Political Science, Knoxville, TN. September 2006 December Instructor, Franklin College, Department of Political Science, Franklin, IN. August 2005 December 2005 Associate Instructor, Indiana University, School of Public and Environmental Affairs and Department of Political Science, Bloomington, IN. September 2003 May EDUCATION: Indiana University, Bloomington, IN: Joint Ph.D. in Public Policy, School of Public and Environmental Affairs & Department of Political Science, October, Fields: Public Policy, International Relations, and Environmental Policy. Dissertation: Indigenous Group Sovereignty and Participatory Authority in International Natural Resource Management Regimes. Dissertation Committee: Matthew Auer (Chair), Elinor Ostrom (Initial Chair and Advisor - deceased), Jeffrey Hart, Lauren MacLean, and Michael McGinnis. University of Washington, Seattle, WA: Master of Arts in International Studies, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, June Master of Public Administration, Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs, June Graduate Certificate in International Development Management, June Bachelor of Arts, Department of Political Science, March Additional Educational Background: Villanova University, Master Certificate in Government Contract Management, Currently in progress. University of New Mexico, Geographic Information Systems Analyst Certificate, Currently in progress. University of Michigan, ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods, Summer Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro de Estudios Para Extrañeros, Summer University of Pittsburgh, Semester at Sea, Fall

2 ADDITIONAL RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: United Nations Foundation, Washington, DC. Research Intern, Feb to June National Academies of Sciences, National Research Council, Washington, DC. Research Consultant, Oct to Jan United States Agency for International Development, Kosovo Transition Initiative, Pristina, Yugoslavia. Consultant, July 1999 to Sept Defenders of Wildlife, Seattle, WA. Northwest Salmon Policy Intern, Aug to June Foundation for Health Care Quality, Seattle, WA. Quality Measurement Advisory Service Program Manager, Dec to June Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Seattle, WA. Patient Aid Program Coordinator/Development Assistant, Nov to Oct United States Forest Service, Olympic National Forest, Quilcene, WA. AmeriCorps National Service Member, Oct to Sept Associated Students of the University of Washington, Seattle, WA. Concert Program Manager, Aug to June COURSES TAUGHT: Graduate Level: Research Methods for Public Managers, Pro- Seminar in Public Policy, Environmental Policy and Natural Resource Management, Public Management and Policy, Native American Policy and Governance, Social Science Research Methods, Comparative Public Policy and Finance, Comparative Politics in the 21 st Century, Pro- seminar in Comparative Politics, Comparative Public Administration, Intergovernmental Relations, and Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation. Undergraduate Level: Global Environment, Politics of the Developing World, Indigenous Politics, Introduction to Public Administration, Introduction to Comparative Politics, Urban Politics and Policy, Public Administration and Public Policy, Introduction to American Politics, Introduction to Political Science, American Constitutional Issues, National Government, Native American Policy and Governance, National and International Policy, Statistical Techniques, Environmental Policy, and Formation of Public Policy in the United States PUBLICATIONS: Peer- Reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters: Day, Shane The Evolution of Elite and Societal Norms Pertaining to the Emergence of Federal- Tribal Co- Management of Natural Resources, Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research, Vol. 6(4). Day, Shane Applications of Q Methodology to a Variety of Policy Process Theories and Frameworks, International Journal of Organization Theory and Behavior, Vol. 11(2). Day, Shane A Proposed Methodology for Measuring the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Environmental Policy Regimes. International Journal of Politics and Ethics. Vol. 1, (4). Also appears in Debating Environmental Regimes, Patrick Hayden, Bryan Hilliard, and Tom Lansford, eds. (New York: Nova Science Publishers). Day, Shane The US/Canada Salmon Dispute: Ecological, Managerial, and Structural Impediments to Consensus. E- Merge, Volume 2. 2

3 Peer- Reviewed Conference Proceedings: Day, Shane Linking Management of a Private Good to Protection of a Common Pool Resource: An Institutional Analysis of the Washington State Forests and Fish Plan. Institutional Analysis for Environmental Decision- Making Workshop, January 2005, Fort Collins, Colorado. Day, Shane Market Implications of the Rise of Worldwide Salmon Aquaculture Production, in Impacts of Population and Markets on the Sustainability of Ocean and Coastal Resources, Vlad Kaczynski and Dave Fluharty, eds. Other Publications: Day, Shane Toward a Positive Image: Public Service Scholarship Essay. The Public Manager. Vol. 29, (2). CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION AND INVITED LECTURES: Mapping Issues of Local- Scale Food Security Using the Social- Ecological Systems Framework (with Morgan Gibson Day). Paper to be presented at International Political Science Association s 24 th World Congress of Political Science, July 23-28, 2016, Istanbul, Turkey. Also serving as Convener, Panel Chair, and Discussant for panel titled Analyzing Food Security at International, Regional, National, and Local Scales. How Indigenous Group Policy Affects Unity and Diversity in Federal States: Heterogenous Institutional Practices in Austalia, Canada and the United States. Paper presented at International Association of Centers for Federal Studies Annual Conference: Revisiting Unity and Diversity in Federal Countries - Changing Concepts, Reform Proposals and New Institutional Realities, October 1-3, 2015, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. How Value Deprivations and Indulgences Shape the Participation of Indigenous Groups in Environmental Governance and Litigation. Paper presented at the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, May 28-31, 2015, Seattle, WA. Administrative Problems of Semi- Sovereigns: A Comparison of Micro- States and Indigenous Group Governments. Paper presented at 56 th Annual International Studies Association Convention, February 18-21, 2015, New Orleans, LA. Also served as Panel Chair and Discussant for panel titled Environment, Development, and Security, and Panel Chair and Discussant for panel titled Conservation, Cooperation and Collective Action. A Survey of the Governance and Management Needs of Native American Tribal Governments, Paper presented at Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management 36 th Annual Fall Research Conference, November 6-8, 2014, Albuquerque, NM. Also served as Panel Organizer for panel titled Governance and Management Issues in Indian Country, and Panel Chair for panel titled Representation, Privatization, and Workload: New Research on Street- Level Bureaucracy. Mexican Wolf Reintroduction under the Endangered Species Act: An Analysis of Proposed Rule Changes and the Impact of Collaborative Management (With Elizabeth Fischer). Paper presented at Society of Policy Scientists Annual Institute 2014, September 25-27, 2014, Providence, RI. The Emergence of Federal- Tribal Co- management of Protected Lands: A Prospective Research Agenda. Paper presented at Workshop on the Ostrom Workshop WOW5, June 18-21, 2014, Bloomington, IN. 3

4 Why So Little Renewable Energy Development in Indian Country? An Examination of Subjective Attitudes in New Mexico. Paper presented at the Western Political Science Association 2014 Annual Meeting, April 17-19, 2014, Seattle, WA. Also served as Panel Chair for panel titled Protection of Flora, Fauna, and the Places they Inhabit. Determinants of Successful American Indian Resistance to the Establishment of State Government Jurisdiction under Public Law 280: A Comparative Case Study of the Processes of Exemption and Retrocession (With Sarabeth Anderson). Paper presented at the American Political Science Association 2011 Annual Meeting, Sept. 1-4, 2011, Seattle, WA. An Institutional Analysis of Indigenous Participatory Authority in International Institutions: The Cases of American and Canadian Tribal Participation in the Pacific Salmon Commission and the International Pacific Halibut Commission. Paper presented at the Western Political Science Association 2011 Annual Meeting, April 21-23, 2011, San Antonio, TX. Also served as Panel Chair for panel titled Diversity and Change in Public Service. The Effect of Indigenous Group Participation on Decision- Making within International Natural Resource Management Institutions: The Case of the Pacific Salmon Commission. Paper presented at the 52 nd Annual International Studies Association Convention, March 16-19, 2011, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Indigenous Groups as Quasi- State Actors in International Natural Resource Governance. Paper presented at the 50 th Annual International Studies Association Convention, Feb , 2009, New York City, NY. Panel Chair and Discussant for Constraints, Opportunities and Strategies for Native American Participation, panel at the 64 th Annual Midwest Political Science Association National Conference, April 20-23, 2006, Chicago, IL. Natural Resource Marginalization as a Source of Political Instability and Weakened States: How Different Governance Forms May Mitigate Increased Environmental Scarcity. Paper presented at the 46 th Annual International Studies Association Convention, March 1-5, 2005, Honolulu, HI. Also served as Panel Chair for panel titled Dimensions of Nation Building, Security, and the Environment. Linking Management of a Private Good to Protection of a Common Pool Resource: An Institutional Analysis of the Washington State Forests and Fish Plan. Paper presented at Institutional Analysis for Environmental Decision- Making: A Workshop, Jan , 2005, Fort Collins, CO. Applications of Q Methodology to a Variety of Policy Process Theories and Frameworks. Paper presented at Institutional Analysis for Environmental Decision- Making: A Workshop, Jan , 2005, Fort Collins, CO. Lake Baikal as a Potential Source of Environmental Conflict: The Connection to Russian Federalism and the Role of International Actors. Paper presented at the International Studies Association - West Annual Meeting, Oct. 1-2, 2004, Las Vegas, NV. 4

5 Q Methodology as a Means of Testing the Policy Sciences Maximization Postulate and a Means of Modeling Motivational Heterogeneity. Paper presented at the International Society for the Scientific Study of Subjectivity 20 th Annual Q Conference, Sept , 2004, Athens, GA. An Institutional Analysis of the Washington State Forests and Fish Plan. Paper presented at the 62 nd Annual Midwest Political Science Association National Conference, April 15-18, 2004, Chicago, IL. Civil Society Development in a Post- Conflict Area: Lessons from the Experience of USAID s Kosovo Transition Initiative. Paper presented at the International Studies Association - Midwest Annual Meeting, Nov. 7-8, 2003, St. Louis, MO. Market Implications of the Rise of World Aquaculture Production: The Case of Salmon. Paper presented at International Conference on the Impacts of Population and Markets on the Sustainability of Ocean and Coastal Resources Perspectives of Developing and Transition Economies of the North Pacific, June 3-4, 1999, Seattle, WA. AWARDS, GRANTS, AND HONORS: Law and Society Association, Early Career Workshop participant and travel grant, May, Society of Policy Scientists, Conference Travel Grant ($1000), September, University of New Mexico, Teaching Allocation Grant ($1980), Spring Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs, PhD Topics Course Competition Winner, Spring Indiana University Greenough Memorial Fund (2 times). American Councils for International Education/US State Department Fellowship for participation in Politics of the First Water International Conference, Lake Baikal & Moscow, Russia, July Passed US State Department Foreign Service Exam (Written and Oral), Public Service Scholarship, awarded by the Public Employees Roundtable, June Dr. Eleanor M. Hadley Scholarship, awarded for Excellence in International Studies, by Mortar Board Alumni/Tolo Foundation, May Henry M. Jackson Fellowship in Environmental Policy Studies, awarded by Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs and the Henry M. Jackson Foundation, September PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: Board Member, University of New Mexico Service Learning Advisory Board, Fall Present. Chair, Western Political Science Association/Charles Redd Center Best Paper on the Politics of the American West Award Committee. Curriculum Committee Member, School of Public Administration, University of New Mexico, March Present. Admissions Committee Member, School of Public Administration, University of New Mexico, August Present. Selection Committee Member, 2010 Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics, Iowa State University, Jan Exam Reader, College Board AP Exam, Government & Politics: American, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, Exam Reader, College Board AP Exam, Government & Politics: Comparative, President, Association of SPEA PhD Students (ASPS), Jan Dec Steering Committee Member/Chair, University of Washington, Graduate Environmental Policy Forum (GEPFa), Sept June, Served as Chair for academic year. 5

6 REVIEW AND EDITORIAL SERVICE: Reviewer, Global Environmental Politics, September 2015 Present. Reviewer, Society & Natural Resources, April 2015 Present. Reviewer, International Journal of the Commons, July 2012 Present. Reviewer, PS: Political Science and Politics, Nov Present. Reviewer, Indigenous Policy Journal, Jan Present. Reviewer, Policy Sciences, Feb Present. Manuscript Reviewer, Longman Publishing, Feb Dec Editorial Review Committee Member, Carleton University, E- Merge, 1999 to 2000 Edition. Contributing Editor, Princeton University, Journal of Public and International Affairs, 1999 to 2000 Edition. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: American Political Science Association (APSA); includes membership in the following Organized Sections: Public Policy; Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations; Science, Technology, and Environmental Politics; and Qualitative and Multi- Method Research Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) International Political Science Association (IPSA) International Studies Association (ISA); Includes membership in the Environmental Studies Section Law and Society Association (LSA) Society for the Policy Sciences Western Political Science Association (WPSA) 6