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Education
Ph.D.,
public
policy and administration
M.S., international
relations
B.A., history
Dr. Cowles has served the public for 45 years, first at the then
National Bureau of Standards as an electrical resistance measurement
specialist (1962-1966), then in the U.S. Air Force as a federal agent,
aviator, operational planner, educator, and unit commander (1966-1986),
and then at the Employment Support Institute as the director for
management system innovations (1987-1993).
Since 1994, he has been an educator of working adults, first as an
assistant professor of business administration in the Averett College
Adult Curriculum for Excellence (1994-1995); then as an associate
professor of public administration at Troy State University (1995-1999),
later as an associate professor of administration for Central Michigan
University (1999-2004) and then as a regional chair for criminal justice
and international relations at Troy University (2004-2007).
He now teaches in the public administration program for Central Michigan
University and serves as the off-campus public administration cohorts
advisor. He is a senior member of the American Society for Quality, an
affiliate of the W. Edwards Deming Institute, and a member of the
American Statistical Association, Decision Sciences Institute,
Government Finance Officers Association, and the American Society for
Public Administration.
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