JULIA O'HANLON
Policy Scientist, IPA
Health and Aging Policy Services Coordinator
Staff Liaison, Delaware League of Local Governments
University of Delaware
181 Graham Hall
Newark, DE 19716
302-831-6224
Fax: 302-831-3488
Degrees
MPA, State and Local Management, University of Delaware (2003)
BA, Political Science, University of Delaware (1998)
Experience
2016–Present Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware
2003–Present Delaware League of Local Governments, IPA Staff Liaison
2021–2023 Delaware Municipal Clerks Institute Coordinator
2012–2016 Associate Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware
2008–2012 Assistant Policy Scientist, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware
2004–2008 Policy Specialist II, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware
2003–2004 Policy Researcher, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware
2001–2003 Research Assistant, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware
1999–2000 Criminal Case Manager, Drug Diversion Program, New Castle County Prothonotary’s Office (Wilmington, Del.)
1998–1999 Senior Court Clerk, Criminal Division, New Castle County Prothonotary’s Office (Wilmington, Del.)
1997–1998 Intern/Seasonal Clerk, State of Delaware, Office of the Attorney General (Wilmington, Del.)
Affiliations and Leadership
Affiliations
- American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)
- Consortium of University Public Service Organizations (CUPSO)
- Delaware ACE Women's Network (DAWN)
Leadership
American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)
- PA Times Editorial Board – 2014–2016 (chair 2015–16)
- Awards Committee – 2017
Delaware ACE Women's Network (DAWN)
- Executive Committee – 2003–2020
- President – 2013–2014
Delaware Health Resources Board (gubernatorial appointment)
- 2017–2021
Selected Publications
“Delaware's Process for Projecting Demographic and Population Estimates– Overview, Evolution, and the Future Role of the Delaware Population Consortium." Policy Brief. Institute for Public Administration. With Sean O'Neill and Lindsay Prickett, August 2022.
“Trends and Challenges Related to Food Insecurity Among Rural Households with School-aged Children –Before, During, and Beyond the Pandemic." Policy Brief for the Delaware Food Resource Connection. Institute for Public Administration. With Nicole Minni, Emma Crowell, Sarah Pragg, June 2022.
“Green > Grey: Challenges, Opportunities, and Policy Implications for Delaware Green Infrastructure Landscape." Policy Brief. Institute for Public Administration. With Philip Barnes, Madison Matera, July 2021.
“Transportation Network Companies, Transportation Brokerage Companies, and Non-Emergency Medical Transportation." Policy Brief. Institute for Public Administration. With Alexa Timmreck, Marcia Scott, July 2020.
Research Interests
Health and aging-related policy issues (Senior center program evaluation and funding, aging in place), Intergenerational programs, Local government organizations, Public and nonprofit administration, infrastructure and transportation planning and policy, Training for local government officials, municipal clerks