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RCPL Faculty Publishes an Article on Asian Americans and Public Institutions

Doctor C Aujean Lee.

RCPL Faculty Publishes an Article on Asian Americans and Public Institutions


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August 29, 2022

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Dr. C. Aujean Lee, an Assistant Professor in the Regional + City Planning Department, recently published an article in Public Integrity, a leading journal in the field of public administration. Dr. Lee co-authored the article with Aarika Forney, an OU doctoral student in Political Science.  

The article, titled “A Primer on Asian Americans and Asian American Studies for Public Administration,” serves as an introduction to public administration and public institutions about Asian Americans and community-led efforts to lead to institutional change. The authors also offer recommendations on how an improved understanding of racial groups can improve resource distribution and public decision-making. 

Read the full article at the Public Integrity website.


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