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Megan Wrobel

Megan Wrobel

Megan Wrobel

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Assistant Professor of Political Science

mwrobel@wooster.edu

Phone: 330-287-1987

Office: Kauke Hall 101

Degrees:

  • B.A. University of Dayton, 2007
  • M.P.A. University of Dayton, 2011
  • Ph.D. North Carolina State University, 2018
Areas of Interest

Dr. Warnement Wrobel檚 expertise focuses on the public policy process, specifically utilizing the narrative policy framework with the multiple streams approach. She is particularly interested in the substantive policy areas of disaster policy, healthcare policy, and nuclear energy policy. Dr. Warnement Wrobel has also conducted research on the issues of risk perception, regulatory change following focusing events, organizational and policy learning, critical infrastructure, and perceptions of civil servants in film.

Courses Taught

Dr. Warnement Wrobel has taught several US Politics courses including, Introduction to US National Politics, Disaster Policy, Public Policy Process, Legislative Process, Film and Politics, State and Local Government, Nonprofit Management, Administrative Law, Introduction to Public Administration, and Public Administration Ethics.

Publications
  • 淧olitical Ideology and Nuclear Energy: Perception, Proximity, and Trust. In Review of Policy Research with Mark McBeth and Irene van Woerden 2022.
  • 淔ocusing Events, Risk, and Regulation In Policy Shock: Recalibrating Risk and Regulation After Oil Spills, Nuclear Accidents, and Financial Crises with Tom Birkland 2017.
  • 淢ultiple Streams, Focusing Events and the Policy Process: Testing and Refining the Multiple Streams Approach. In Decision-Making Under Ambiguity and Time Constraints: Assessing the Multiple Streams Framework with Tom Birkland 2016.
  • 淧ost Crisis Assessments as Organizational and Policy Learning In Organizing After Crisis with Tom Birkland 2015.
  • 淐ritical Infrastructure in Extreme Events. In Controversy in Science and Technology Volume4 with Tom Birkland 2014.
  • 淔ocusing Events in Disasters and Development. In Disasters & Development: Examining Global Issues and Cases with Tom Birkland 2014.
  • 淕overnment on the Silver Screen:Contemporary American Cinema檚 Depiction ofBureaucrats, Police Officers and Soldiers in PS: Political Science and Politics 46:3 withMichelle Pautz 2013.
  • Government Public Relations and the U.S. Customs and Immigration Services Website. In M.Lee, G. Neeley, K. Stewart; (Ed.), The Practice of Government Public Relations 2011