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Catherine Althaus Curriculum Vitae

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA FACULTY CURRICULUM VITAE

March, 2015

NAME Catherine Eileen Althaus (Kaefer)WEBPAGE http://www.uvic.ca/hsd/publicadmin/people/home/faculty/althauscatherine.php FACULTY Human and Social Development SCHOOL Publ ic Administrat ion TELEPHONE +1 250 721 8060 - Office +1 250 508 3432 - Cell E-MAIL [email protected] 1. DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS 2005 Doctorate

Policy Design and the Calculation of Political Risk Department of Politics & Public Policy

Griffith University Thesis topic concentrates on analysing political risk across government and its implications on policy. It analyses four case studies on the use of charters and biotechnology in the United Kingdom and Australia as well as over 100 interviews with politicians, bureaucrats, political advisers, party officials and media commentators across Australia

1994 First class Honours in Politics and Public Policy

The Application of Agency Theory to Public Sector Management Griffith University Dissertation relates to the departmental separation of policy from delivery and its impacts on public sector management using case studies from New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

1993 Bachelor of Commerce Majors - Politics & Public Policy, Economics Griffith University This specialisation built on the first year foundation programme of the course

which exposed diverse conceptual activities and technical skills drawn from various disciplines including accounting & finance, information systems & management, organisational behaviour & human resource management, marketing, and industrial relations.

Grade Point Average - 6.8 (out of possible 7.0) ACADEMIC PRIZES Butterworths Book Prize 1993 Royal Institute of Public Administration Australia Undergraduate Award 1993

AWARDS Sam Richardson Award 2012 Australian Postgraduate Award 2001 Australia Day Medallion 2000 University Medal 1994 Queensland Treasury Scholarship 1994


2. POSITIONS HELD PRIOR TO APPOINTMENT AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA February 2007 – January 2008 ANZSOG Research Fellow Political Science Program, Research

School of Social Sciences Australian National University (research on leadership capacities of the Senior Executive

Service in Australian, Canada and New Zealand and research into the interface between religion, politics and agenda-setting theory)

2005 February – February 2007 Research Fellow Centre for Governance and Public Policy

Griffith University (research on political risk calculation, public policy process and bioethics issues culminating in two published articles, two forthcoming books, a book chapter and two refereed articles. Research assistance for the Centre Director on World Bank officials and the history of Federal Cabinet in Australia, contributing to the publication of two books)

2004 May – January 2008 Manager to Synergies: Economic Solutions

(economic advice to clients such as West Australian Department of Industry and Resources, Queensland Rail, BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance, on topics including rail third party access, port capacity, externality economic analysis, economic value of safety and valuation of human capital. See website at: http://www.synergies.com.au/)

2004 Apr i l – January 2005 Consultant to The Policy Practice and Griffith University

(curriculum review, revision and redevelopment of the Federal Government Public Sector Management Program (PSMP) for Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) and curriculum development for a public sector management course for senior Colombian public servants. Since its inception in 1992, the PSMP course has serviced over 8000 public sector managers across Australia. Details of the program can be found at: http://www.psmprogram.gov.au/)

2004 June – 2004 November Consultant to Australian and New Zealand School of Government

(specialist course development and two-day course presentation to senior Victorian public servants on the topic of political and policy risk. Details for ANZSOG can be found at: http://www.anzsog.edu.au/)

2004 January – 2004 Apr i l Senior Treasury Analyst Health & Community Services Branch Queensland Treasury

(seconded to the Child Protection Implementation Taskforce to provide resourcing and policy advice regarding a Blueprint for implementing the Queensland Crime and Misconduct Commission Report into Abuse of Children in Foster Care. The Blueprint provides a major reform of the child protection sector including new expenditure of approximately $300M )

2002 February – 2002 June Sessional Tutor (Australian Politics), Griffith University (weekly tutoring, consultation and marking for forty students) 2001 December – 2002 June Consultant to Motor Accident Insurance Commission

(undertook review and report process associated with State Government Risk Mitigation in the Compulsory Third Party Insurance Industry)

2001 Apr i l – 2002 June Consultant to Open Learning Australia (successfully developed and piloted training packages with 20 Defence Managers on legislation compliance and business case development for Federal Department of Defence)


1998 September – 2000 October Principal Finance Officer Resources & Transport Division/Structural Policy Division Queensland Treasury

(responsible with Director, Resources Branch, for successfully converting the South East Queensland Water Board (SEQWB) from a State Government statutory authority into a joint State/Local Government owned Corporations Law company. SEQWB is the bulk water provider to south-east Queensland and has assets of approximately $370M. The project involved full commercial, legal, taxation and industrial relations restructuring as part of an asset sale process. Also performed an asset revaluation and transfer process for two north-west Queensland pipeline companies and assisted with the corporatisation of SunWater)

1997 August – 1998 September Research Officer Office of the Under Treasurer Queensland Treasury

(performed policy review, coordination and research directly for the Under Treasurer, prepared presentation material, involved with departmental client representations and committee responsibilities associated with the Under Treasurer and Deputy Under Treasurer)

1996 March – 1997 August Analyst National Competition Policy Unit Queensland Treasury

(involved with development of third party access and prices oversight regimes under National Competition Policy (NCP) including passage of Queensland Competition Authority Act 1997, passage of third party access declaration regulations and assistance with NCP promotion and communications)

1995 October – 1996 February Research Assistant

Office of the Director-General Queensland Office of the Cabinet

(performed research, editing, speech writing and other organisational and policy functions for the Director-General)

1994 November – 1995 September Assistant Analyst Queensland Treasury

(involved with corporatisation of port authorities, policy development for generic GOC issues, ongoing performance monitoring processes)

1994 Ju ly -1994 November Sessional Tutor (Intermediate Microeconomics)

Griffith University (weekly tutoring, consultation and marking for fifty students) 1993 November -1994 February Research Assistant - School of Economics Griffith University

(research into Australian public sector broadcasting culminating in joint authorship of a journal article)

1992 -1993 Casual work - Nutrition Program University of Queensland (administrative assistance, database maintenance and computer data entry regarding a regional health survey)


3. MAJOR FIELDS OF SCHOLARLY OR PROFESSIONAL INTEREST

Comparative policy and public sector management (including local government issues)

Australian politics and government Capacity and complexity in public administration Public policy processes Public sector and community leadership Indigenous public service leadership International public administration Marketing and communication of public policy Risk Analysis and Risk Theory Competition Policy and microeconomic reform Public sector ethics Management of community grief

4. MEMBERSHIPS AND OFFICES HELD IN LEARNED AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Date Professional Membership 2013- Association for Nonprofit and Social Economy Research 2013- International Society for the Study of Narrative 2008- Institute of Public Administration of Canada 2005-2009 American Political Science Association 2001-2008 Australasian Political Studies Association 1994-2009 Economic Society of Australia (Queensland) Inc. 1991-2010 Institute of Public Administration Australia 1994- Australasian Evaluation Society

Offices held: 2008- Member, IPAC Taskforce on Academic Outreach, Institute of

Public Administration of Canada 2009‐ Member of IPAC Case Study Advisory Committee 2004-2008 Past Member, Research and Publications Sub-Committee

Institute of Public Administration Australia 1996-2000 Past Assistant to the President, Economic Society of Australia

(Queensland) Inc. 5. SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, HONOURS, AWARDS, GRANTS and FUNDINGS FROM ALL AGENCIES INCLUDING THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA April –July 2015 Visiting Fellow, Las Casas Institute, Oxford University,

United Kingdom. April 2014 –March 2015 Visiting Fellow, School of Government and International

Relations, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia February 2014 Canadian Institute of Health Research Planning Grant,

$22, 860 “Risk in Birthing Choices: Is it Worth the Labour?”, with Helga Hallgrimsdottir and Cecilia Benoit

November 2013 Ignite 2013 Cultural and Creative Industries Exchange, £2,000

“Risk in Childbirth” with Adrian Wilson, Laura King and Thackray Medical Museum, United Kingdom


April 2013 University of Victoria Internal Research Grant, $6,738 for

grant entitled “Leading from Between Website” Jan 2013 Australia and New Zealand School of Government Grant,

$40, 128 with Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh and Bill Ryan entitled “Indigenous Leadership and the Role and Contribution of Indigenous Public Servants in New Zealand, Australia and Canada”

May 2012 University of Victoria Internal Research Grant, $6,935 with

Lindsay Tedds for grant entitled “When is a User Fee Actually a User Fee? Design and Implementation Challenges faced by Canadian Municipalities”

April 2012 Canadian Taxation Institute Grant, $37,000 with Lindsay

Tedds for grant entitled “When is a User Fee Actually a User Fee? Design and Implementation Challenges faced by Canadian Municipalities”

August 2011 University of Victoria Learning and Teaching Development

Grant, $2,327 with Lynne Siemens for grant entitled “Impact of Instructors’ Understanding of Privacy and Confidentiality within an Online Classroom”

April 2011 SSHRC New Scholar Standard Research Grant, $62,913 for

grant entitled “Leading from Between: The Challenges and Promise of Indigenous Bureaucratic Leadership”

November 2010 University of Victoria Scholarly Conference and Artistic

Performance Travel Grant, $1350 for conference presentation to XV IRSPM Conference: Value, Innovation and Partnership, Dublin, paper entitled “Revisiting Routines and Risk Analysis: What Capacity do Governments have for Coordinating Risk Identification, Communication and Management Across the Policymaking Chain”

Ju ly 2010 University of Victoria 4A Internal Research SSHRC Grant,

$1000 to facilitate reapplication of a recommended for funding but not funded SSHRC grant entitled “Leading from Between: The Challenges and Promise of Indigenous Bureaucratic Leadership”

November 2009 University of Victoria Scholarly Conference and Artistic

Performance Travel Grant, $1350 for conference presentation to How Power Changes Hands and Public Leadership Conference, Canberra, papers entitled “The Administrative Sherpa: The Adventure of Public Service Leadership” and “Managing New Rules: A Case of Soft-Shoe Shuffle or the Tango?”

Oc tober 2009 University of Victoria SSHRC General Research Grant, $2514

for research interviews trip to Ottawa on topic of “The Impact of Leadership Development Training on the Career Trajectories of Senior Executives in Australia and Canada”)

January 2009 University of Victoria Scholarly Conference and Artistic

Performance Travel Grant, $1350 for conference presentation to Southern Political Science Association 80th Annual Conference, paper entitled “Is there such a thing as a Catholic politician?”


6. APPOINTMENTS AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

a . Academic Ju ly 2014 – ongo ing Associate Professor, School of Public Administration, Faculty of

Human and Social Development University of Victoria, British Columbia (Postgraduate and undergraduate lecturing across public

administration, community development and dispute resolution programs)

Ju ly 2008 – June 2014 Assistant Professor, School of Public Administration, Faculty of

Human and Social Development University of Victoria, British Columbia (Postgraduate and undergraduate lecturing in Public Sector

Leadership, Public Sector Evaluation, Comparative Policy and Governance)

January 2008 – June 2008 Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Public Administration, Faculty of Human and Social Development

University of Victoria, British Columbia 7. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS a . Art ic les publ ished in re fereed journals:

Althaus, C. (forthcoming) “What do we Talk about Now?

Reflecting on Publications in AJPA 1970‐2015” Australian

Journal of Public Administration, (in press).

Althaus, C. and Morrison, T. (2015). “Federalism Dreaming?

Re‐Imagining the Governance of Australian

Landscapes”Australian Journal of Public Administration, doi:

10.1111/1467‐8500.12127.

Althaus, C. and Vakil, T. (2013). ʺPolitical Transitions:

Opportunities to Renegotiate the Public Service Bargainʺ

Canadian Public Administration, Vol 56, No 3, pp. 478‐490.

Althaus, C. (2013). “The Administrative Sherpa and the Journey

of Public Service Leadership” Administration & Society, online

first published 4 September, doi: 10.1177/0095399713498747. Althaus, C., Evans, B. and Rathbone, E. (2012), “Trends in

Australian and Canadian Public Service Perceptions from an

Employee Survey Perspective”, Australian Journal of Public

Administration, Volume 71, Issue 4, pp. 423‐439.

Althaus, C., McAvoy, A. and Tedds, L. (2011) “The Feasibility

of Implementing a Congestion Charge on the Halifax Peninsula

Filling The ‘Missing Link’ of Implementation”, Canadian Public

Policy, Volume 37, Issue 4, pp 541‐561.

Althaus, C. (2011), “Assessing the Capacity to Deliver: the

Building the Education Revolution Experience”, Australian

Journal of Public Administration, Volume 70, Issue 4, pp 421‐436.


Althaus, C. (2005), ‘Can One “Rescue” a Frozen Embryo?’,

National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, Volume 5, Number 1,

pp113‐141.

Althaus, C. (2005), “A Disciplinary Perspective on the

Epistemological Status of Risk”, Risk Analysis, Volume 25, Issue

3, pp567‐588.

Althaus, C. (1997), “What Do We Talk About? Publications in

AJPA, 1970‐95”, Australian Journal of Public Administration,

Vol 56, No 1, pp141‐147.

Althaus, C. (1996), “National Competition Policy: Progress and

Prospects”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, Vol 55,

No 2, pp65‐68. [Guest Editor for this Issue] Brown, A. and Althaus, C. (1996), “Public Service Broadcasting

in Australia”, Journal of Media Economics, Vol 9, No 1, pp31‐46.

b. Books, Chapters , Monographs (peer or ed i tor rev iewed):

Siemens, L. and Althaus, C. and Stange, C. (2013), “Balancing

Students’ Privacy Concerns while Increasing Student

Engagement in E‐Learning Environments” in P. Blessinger and

C. Wankel (eds), Increasing Student Engagement and Retention in

e‐Learning Environments: Web 2.0 and Blended Learning

Technologies, Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing Group.

Althaus, C., Bridgman, P. and Davis, G. (2012), The Australian

Policy Handbook, (5th edition), Allen & Unwin: Crows Nest,

New South Wales.

Althaus, C. (2011), “Fiscal Responsibility Legislation and the

Case of the Queensland Charter of Social and Fiscal

Responsibility” in A. Graham (ed), Innovation in Public

Expenditure Management – Case Studies from the Commonwealth,

London: Commonwealth Secretariat.

Althaus, C. and Wanna, J. (2008), “The Institutionalisation of

Leadership in the Australian Public Service”, in Paul ‘t Hart

and John Uhr (eds), Public Leadership: Perspectives and Practices,

Canberra: ANU E‐Press, available online at:

http://epress.anu.edu.au/anzsog/public_leadership/pdf_instruct

ions.html

Althaus, C. (2008), Calculating Political Risk, Sydney: University

of New South Wales Press and London: Earthscan Press.

Althaus, C. (2007), “The right to assistance from society, if

necessary from the State, in distress of family or persons” in J.

Franklin (ed), Life to the Full: Rights and Social Justice in Australia,

Ballan: Connor Court Publishing.


Althaus, C., Bridgman, P. and Davis, G. (2007), The Australian

Policy Handbook, (4th edition), Allen & Unwin: Crows Nest, New

South Wales.

Althaus, C. (2007), “Human Embryo Transfer and the Theology

of the Body” in Brakman, S‐V. and Weaver, D. (eds), The Ethics

of Embryo Adoption and the Catholic Tradition, Kluwer Academic

Press.

Althaus, C. (1997), “The Application of Agency Theory to

Public Management” in Davis, G., B Sullivan and A Yeatman

(eds) The New Contractualism?, Melbourne, MacMillan.

Althaus, C. (1994), “Legitimation and Agenda‐Setting:

Development and the Environment in Australia and Canada’s

North”, in Weller, P. (ed) Royal Commissions and the Making of

Public Policy, Melbourne, MacMillan

c. Other Publ icat ions (book rev iews, reports , non- refereed ar t ic les etc) : Book Reviews: The Craft of Governing. (2014). Glyn Davis and R.A.W. Rhodes

(eds). Allen & Unwin in Australian Journal of Public

Administration, (forthcoming).

Citizen, Customer, Partner: Engaging the Public in Public

Management (2012). John Clayton Thomas (Armonk, New

York: M.C. Sharpe in Australian Journal of Public Administration

(2013), Vol 72, No 1.

Governing Fables: Learning from Public Sector Narratives

(2011). Sandford Borins , Charlotte NC: Information Age

Publishing Inc, in Canadian Journal of Political Science (2013), Vol

46, No 1.

Living the Catholic Social Tradition: Cases and Commentary

(2005), K. Weigert and A.K. Kelley (eds), Lanham MD: Sheed

and Ward in Fellowship of Catholic Scholars Quarterly, (2006), Vol

29, Spring.

The Political Economy of Public Administration: Institutional

Choice in the Public Sector (1995), M. Horn, Cambridge,

Cambridge University Press, in Public Administration, (1997),

Vol 75, Spring.

The State Under Contract (1995), J. Boston (ed), Wellington,

Bridget Books Ltd, in Australian Journal of Public Administration

(1996), Vol 55, No 2.

Journal Responses: Althaus, C., Bridgman, P., and Davis, G. (forthcoming).

“ʹResponse: Learning about Learning: Discovering the Work of

Policy by Adams, Colebatch and Walker”, Australian Journal of

Public Administration, (in press).


d. Ed i t ing of Publ ished Books or Journals:

Althaus, C. (1996), Australian Journal of Public Administration,

Vol 55, No 2. [Guest Editor for this Issue]

e. Publ ished Conference Proceedings/Abstracts:

f . Publ icat ions intended for C l ients or Lay Readers: Althaus, C. and Wanna, J. (2007), “Pigs might fly? Leadership

and what it means in the APS”, Public Sector Informant liftout,

The Canberra Times, 3 April, pp8‐9.

g. Unpubl ished Conference presentat ions, Inv i ted Ta lks:

Althaus, C., Dekker, S. and Tiernan, A. (2014). Invited

Presenter. Community Responses to Tragedy and Disaster:

Stories of Grief and Ideas for Healing. Brisbane.

http://www.griffith.edu.au/humanities‐languages/safety‐

science‐innovation‐lab/events/community‐responses‐to‐

tragedy‐and‐disaster‐stories‐of‐grief‐and‐ideas‐for‐healing

Althaus, C. (2014). Invited Political Commentator. Various

shows, May‐June. The Better Half. (Radio program). See for

example: http://thebetterhalf.com.au/2014/05/19/political‐

scientist‐catherine‐althaus‐on‐all‐things‐budget/

Althaus, C. (2014). PhD Seminar: Ideas on Academic

Employment at International Institutions. Invited Presenter.

Melbourne School of Government, 30 October, Melbourne.

Althaus, C. (2014). Invited Lead Speaker, Australasian

Evaluation Society and Australian Market and Social Research

Society, Queensland Conference, 15 July, Brisbane.

Althaus, C., Corbett, T. and O’Faircheallaigh, C. (2014). Leading

from Between: Indigenous Leadership in the Public Services of British

Columbia, Queensland and New Zealand. Seminar presentation, 22

August, Centre for Governance and Public Policy, Griffith

University, Brisbane.

Althaus, C. Invited Guest Lecturer, Crawford School of

Economics and Government and National Security College

(Australian National University), Queensland University of

Technology, Griffith University and University of the Sunshine

Coast.

Althaus, C. and Vakil, T. (2013).Invited presenter to public

IPAC Victoria Regional Group Brownbag Session Reshaping the

Public Service/Politician Relationship, 31 October, Victoria.

Abbott, G., Althaus, C., Armstrong, G. (2013) moderated by

Evert Lindquist. Invited presenter to public IPAC Victoria

Regional Panel on Provincial Elections and Public Administration:

What it All Means for BC’s Public Servants?, 1 May, Victoria.


Althaus, C. (2012), “The Challenges of Applying Risk in

Policymaking”, presentation to the National Security

Professional Program, National Security College, Australian

National University, Canberra, 11 April, Australia.

Althaus, C. (2012), “Risk and Australia’s Security Challenges”,

presentation to the National Security College, Australian

National University, Canberra, 29 February, Australia.

Althaus, C. (2011), ʺBuilding the Education Revolution: A Case

Study Exploration of Australian Federal Public Service

Capacity in Implementation and Delivery”, presentation to the

Frank, Friendly, Fearless Friday Seminar series, University of

Victoria, 2 September, Victoria, BC.

Althaus, C. (2010), ʺThe Administrative Sherpa: The Adventure

of Public Service Leadership”, presentation to the Frank,

Friendly, Fearless Friday Seminar series, University of Victoria,

7 October, Victoria, BC.

Althaus, C., McAvoy, A. and Tedds, L. (2010), ʺImplementation

of a Congestion Charge on the Halifax Peninsula”, presentation

to the Frank, Friendly, Fearless Friday Seminar series,

University of Victoria, 14 May, Victoria, BC.

Althaus, C. (2010), Brownbag lunch session presenter and

facilitator for Policy Research Initiative (PRI), Government of

Canada, for “The Social Management of Risk”, 29 March.

Althaus, C. (2010), “Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching: A

Primer on Catholic Social Justice”, invited presenter for

University of Victoria Chaplaincy Centre, Soup and Soul Series,

University of Victoria, 28 February.

Althaus, C. (2010), “Leading From Between: The Opportunities

and Challenges of Indigenous Bureaucratic Leadership”,

invited presenter for Faculty of Human and Social

Development, Dean of Research Research Conversations Series,

University of Victoria, 24 February.

Althaus, C. (2008), Radio National Perspective, ABC Radio

National, 10 November, available online at:

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/perspective/stories/2008/2415436.htm

Althaus, C. (2008), Calculating Political Risk, Interview with

Steve Austin, 612 ABC Radio (4QR), 7.45pm, 6 October.

h. Technica l Reports and Br iefs: My professional and consulting positions have required me to

contribute an extensive array of reports and briefs, many of

which are confidential. To provide evidence of some of my

efforts in this area, the following are offered as publicly

available documents:


Althaus, C. (2013), A Review of Policies Governing Standards of Conduct for Political and Public Service Staff across Canada and International Jurisdictions, British Columbia Public Service Agency, 14 May.

Althaus, C. (2010), Approaches to Creating a Typology of Risk

Working Paper for Policy Research Institute, Government of

Canada, 14 April. Althaus, C. (2010), What Do Risk Analysis and Social Policy and

Offer Each Other? Working Paper for Policy Research Institute,

Government of Canada, 23 March.

Intangible Assets in the Central Queensland Coal System: A Report

to Network Access (2004), prepared with Euan Morton for

Synergies Economic Solutions, see online at:

http://www.synergies.com.au/home/inner.asp?pageId=94

Contributed to preparation of submissions including for: the

Australian Pipeline Industry Association on Gas Market

Principles (2004) with Euan Morton, Congestion Pricing for

Brisbane (2005) with Jeff Lassen (for online reports see

http://www.synergies.com.au/home/inner.asp?pageId=39)

Althaus, C. (2002), State Government Risk Mitigation in the Compulsory Third Party Insurance Industry, Report prepared for the Motor Accident Insurance Corporation of Queensland.

i . Course Manuals , Curr icu lum Supplements and Related Mater ia ls: Althaus, C. (2012) curriculum development and instructional

guide development for Aboriginal Financial Officers

Association (AFOA) for online courses CAPA 16 ‐

Organizational Behaviour and Capacity Building and (jointly

with Thea Vakil) CAPA 6 – Accountability and Performance

Reporting.

Althaus, C. (2008), reviewed and revised course curriculum for

School of Politics and Public Policy, Griffith University for

Public Sector Management Course.

Althaus, C. (2008 – 2012), Utilium coursepacks for ADMN 507,

ADMN 507A, ADMN 507B, ADMN 605, ADMN 621

Tiernan, A, Althaus, C, Bishop, P, Curran, G, Gash, A,

Marchant, T and Wanna, J. (2002), “PSM100 ‐ The

Contemporary Context of Public Sector Management”, Public

Sector Management Program, Melbourne, Open Learning

Australia (NSW Premier’s Department).

Althaus, C. (2001‐02) for Open Learning Australia, developed

curriculum for Australian Federal Department of Defense

Workshops addressing the topics of legislation compliance and

business case development


j . Workshops, Cl in ics , Inst i tutes and Consul tat ions:

Althaus, C. (2014). Invited Discussant. The Future of Neo‐

Liberalism. Whitlam Institute, University of Western Sydney, 9‐

12 November, Sydney.

Althaus, C. (2014). Invited Discussant. Comparative Australian‐

Canadian Federalism Workshop. Melbourne School of

Government, 31 October. Melbourne.

Althaus, C. (2014). Invited Discussant. State of the Federation

Symposium. Centre for Governance and Public Policy, Griffith

University, 17 October, Brisbane.

Althaus, C. (2014). Chair of SSHRC and ANZSOG funded

workshop, Leading From Between: The Challenges and

Promise of Indigenous Public Service Leadership, Wellington,

New Zealand, 9‐12 April with writeup in ANZSOG website:

http://www.anzsog.edu.au/blog/2014/05/319/leading-from-between-comparing-and-contrasting-indigenous-public-service-leadership

Langford, J. and Althaus, C. (2013), Promiscuous Partisans or

Politically Neutral Public Servants? SPA Governance and

Dialogue Series, 24 January.

Invited presenter to 2 x Victoria IPAC events (2013): Provincial

elections and public administration: What it all means for BC’s public

servants (with George Abbot and Gerry Armstrong) 1 May and

Reshaping the Public Service/Politician Relationship (with Thea

Vakil), 31 October.

Siemens, L. and Althaus, C. (2012), “Understanding and

Accommodating Privacy in the Online Classroom from the

Instructorsʹ Perspective”, LTC Learning and Teaching Grant

Workshop series, 10 October 2012, University of Victoria.

Althaus, C. (2012), “The Challenges of Applying Risk in

Policymaking”, presentation to the National Security College,

Australian National University, Canberra, 12 April, Australia.

Althaus, C. (2012), “Why is it challenging to apply risk in

national security policymaking?”, presentation to the National

Security College, Australian National University, Canberra, 29

February, Australia.

Althaus, C. (2012), “Art or Science? Theoretical Perspectives on

Policy Analysis“, Guest lecture to Griffith University Graduate

Certificate in Policy and Management, 15 February, Brisbane,

Australia.

Althaus, C. (2011), “The Art of Strategic Planning”, brownbag

workshop, Wildfire Management Branch, Ministry of Forests,

Lands & Natural Resource Operations, 14 September, Victoria.


Althaus, C. (2011), “The Art of Strategic Planning”, BC Public

Service Agency Leadership Development Program, 31 May, with

British Columbia Provincial Government various agencies,

Victoria, BC

Althaus, C. (2011), “The Art of Strategic Planning”, BC Public

Service Agency Leadership Development Program, 29 March, with


Victoria, BC

Althaus, C. and Grube, D. (2011), “Practical Skills for Policy

Officers”, Institute of Public Administration Australia Workshop,

24‐25 February. Brisbane, Australia.

Althaus, C. (2011), “Art or Science? Theoretical Perspectives on

Policy Analysis“, Guest lecture to Griffith University Graduate

Certificate in Policy and Management, 16 February, Brisbane,

Australia.

Althaus, C. and Tiernan, A. (2011), “Advising Under Pressure”,

1, 8 February, with Queensland Department of Premier and

Cabinet, Brisbane, Australia

Althaus, C. (2010), Griffith University Alumni Masterclass Series,

“Managing Policy Complexity in the Modern Era”, Inaugural

lecture, Southbank Campus, Griffith University, Brisbane

Australia, 1 December

Althaus, C. (2010), “The Art (and Science) of Strategic Thinking

and Planning”, Leading the Way Workshop, 9‐10 March, with


Kelowna, BC


and Planning”, Leading the Way Workshop, 25‐26 February, with


Victoria, BC




Nanaimo, BC

Althaus, C. (2010), “PRI Brownbag Session: The Disciplines and

Risk Analysis”, 29 March, lunchbag session with Policy

Research Institute (Canada) teleconference between Victoria BC

and Ottawa, ON



Department of Labour and Citizens’ Services’, Victoria, BC



Department of Health, Victoria, BC



and Planning”, Leading the Way Workshop, 5‐6 November, with

Department of Labour and Citizens’ Services’, Victoria, BC

Althaus, C. (2008), “Sense and Sensibility: The Art of Political

Risk Calculation”, ANZSOG/Victorian Department of Premier

and Cabinet workshop, 29 September, Melbourne.

Althaus, C. (2004), Department of Premier & Cabinet, “Policy

Skills Program Module 8 – Managing Risk in Policy

Development”, 4‐5 November, Melbourne.

k. Profess ional and Research Act iv i t ies:

Peer Review Activities: Invited Referee for:

Review of Public Personnel Administration (since 2013)

Canadian Journal of Public Administration (since 2013)

International Journal of Public Administration (since 2012)

British Journal of Sociology (since 2010)

Policy Studies Journal (since 2009),

Politics and Policy (since 2008),

Earthscan Publishers (since 2008),

Security Dialogue (since 2006),

Cambridge Review of International Affairs (since 2005),

Risk Analysis: An International Journal (since 2005),

Australian Journal of Public Administration (since 1996), Invited external reviewer for Manchester University Press for

book manuscript entitled: “The glittering facade: Democratic

experiments in the new social democracy in Britain and

Australia”, April 2013.

Invited external reviewer for Manchester University Press for

book proposal entitled: “Talking Labour: The Search for

Dialogic Governance”, June 2011 Invited external reviewer for Nelson Education for book proposal

and book manuscript entitled: “Ethics and the Public Service:

Trust, Integrity and Democracy”, April 2010 and May 2011 Invited external reviewer for Social Sciences and Humanities

Research Council (SSHRC) Standard Research Grant

application, January 2010 Advisory Activities: Invited member of the International Advisory Board for the

Australian Journal of Public Administration for the term 2010-2012

Invited Judge for the Institute of Public Administration 2009 Sam

Richardson Award for the most important/most influential

article published in the 2009, Volume 68 of the Australian

Journal of Public Administration

Invited attendee 2010 Public Service Commission Symposium

“Safeguarding a Non‐Partisan Public Service in the 21st

Century”, Ottawa, March 2, 2010


External Funding Applications: WACE Research Grant (2014), $14,881, “Bringing the Worksite

into the Collaborative Classroom: Experimenting with

Comparative Community‐Based WIL Models at the

International level” with Faith Valencia (awaiting decision)

Canadian Institute of Health Research Planning Grant, (2013)

$22, 860 “Risk in Birthing Choices: Is it Worth the Labour?”,

with Helga Hallgrimsdottir and Cecilia Benoit ( $22, 860

AWARDED)

Ignite 2013 Cultural and Creative Industries Exchange, (2013)

“Risk in Childbirth” with Adrian Wilson, Laura King and

Thackray Medical Museum, United Kingdom, £1,832.96. (£2,000

AWARDED)

IBM Center for The Business of Government Grant (2013) “The

Public Management of Community Grief: Implications for

Leaders and the Leadership task”, $25,000

SSHRC Insight Grant, (2013) “Public Administration in the

Global Future: Exploring the Unique Contribution of

International Civil Servants”, (with Thea Vakil, Emmanuel

Brunet‐Jailly, Christopher Brown, Patrick Weller and Yi‐Chong

Xu), $134,759

ANZSOG Research Grant (2012) with Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh

and Bill Ryan, ““Indigenous Leadership and the Role and

Contribution of Indigenous Public Servants in New Zealand,

Australia and Canada”, $40,128 ($40,128 AWARDED)

Canadian Taxat ion Inst i tute Grant , (2012) with

Lindsay Tedds, “When is a User Fee Actually a User Fee?

Design and Implementation Challenges faced by Canadian

Municipalities”, $36, 604 ($37, 000 AWARDED)

SSHRC Insight Grant, (2011), (2012) “Public Administration in

the Global Future: Exploring the Unique Contribution of

International Civil Servants”, (with Thea Vakil, Emmanuel

Brunet‐Jailly, Christopher Brown, Patrick Weller and Yi‐Chong

Xu), $125,279

Learning and Teaching Development Grant (2011) “Impact of

Instructorsʹ Understanding of Privacy and Confidentiality

within an Online Classroom”, (with Lynne Siemens), $2,527

($2,327 AWARDED) SSHRC Standard Research Grant, (2010), “Leading from

Between: The Opportunities and Challenges of Indigenous

Bureaucratic Leadership”, $149,255 ($62,913 AWARDED) Australia Research Council (2010), ARC Centre for Excellence

in Federalism and Public Policy Innovation (with Herman

Bakvis, Emmanuel Brunet‐Jailly, Thea Vakil and Australian

colleagues), $1.5M

SSHRC (2009) 4A, $1,000 ($1,000 AWARDED)


Conference Organization/Attendance

“What’s all the fuss about capacity – matching words with

realities or not?”, Association for Non‐Profit and Social

Economy Research, (2013), 7 June, Congress 2013 of the

Humanities and Social Sciences, Victoria.

“The balance between privacy protection and teaching

objectives”: Navigating Student and Instructor Perspectives of

Privacy to Enhance Learning Engagement in the Online

Classroom, Canadian Society for the Study of Higher

Education,(2013) 5 June, Congress 2013 of the Humanities and

Social Sciences, Victoria, with Lynne Siemens.

“Talking Circles: Exploring an Indigenous‐Centred Method of

Determining Policy, Programming and Practice in the BC

Public Sector Context”, (2011) (with Loretta Denis), IPAC

Annual Conference, 29 August, Victoria.

ʺRevisiting Routines and Risk Analysis: What Capacity do

Governments have for Coordinating Risk Identification,

Communication and Management Across the Policymaking

Chain?ʺ (2011), IRSPM XV, Dublin, 11‐13 April with Anne

Tiernan.

“The Administrative Sherpa: The Adventure of Public Service

Leadership” and “Managing New Rules: A Case of Soft‐Shoe

Shuffle or the Tango?” (2009), How Power Changes Hands and

Public Leadership Conference, Canberra, 25‐27 November.

“Is there such a thing as a Catholic politician?” (2009), Southern

Political Science Association 80th Annual Conference, 8 January,

New Orleans.

“Sense and Sensibility: The Art of Political Risk Seminar and

Book Launch”, Director’s Dialogue Series, School of Public

Administration, University of Victoria, 25 November, 2008.

“What is Administrative Leadership?”, Public Sector Leadership

and Beyond, Australian National University, 29‐30 November,

2007, Canberra.

“Mapping the History of Leadership in the Australian Public

Service”, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National

University Seminar Series, 14 March, 2007, Canberra.

“Political Risk Calculation” (2004), Annual Conference,

Australasian Political Studies Association, Adelaide.

“Human Personalism” (2006), Human Dignity Conference,

Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, Sydney.

“The Lost Citizens of Cryopreservation” (2004), Annual

Conference, Fellowship of Catholic Scholars (Australia), Sydney.


“Defining and Analysing Political Risk” (2001), Governance and

Justice Conference, Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and

Governance, Brisbane.

“The Application of Agency Theory to Public Sector

Management” (1995), Conference: The New Contractualism?

Contracts as an Organising Principle for Public Life, Centre for

Australian Public Sector Management, Brisbane.

“Development and the Environment in Australia and Canada’s North” (1993), Conference: Royal Commissions and the Making of

Public Policy, Centre for Australian Public Sector Management,

Brisbane.

Submitted Papers: Althaus, C. and Siemens, L. “Safe Learning in the Professional

School Online Learning Context: Marrying Instructor and

Student Perceptions on Understanding and Accommodating

Privacy in the Online Classroom” Canadian Journal of Higher

Education, awaiting decision.

Althaus, C., Evans, B. and Rathbone, E. “Analysing the IPAC‐

IPAA Public Service Employee Survey Tool – Linking

Perceptions with Change”, Australian Journal of Public

Administration – received “revise and resubmit” on 13 January

2013 (Manuscript ID AJPA‐2012‐0051).

Research in Progress: Althaus, C. and Tiernan, A. ʺRevisiting Routines and Risk

Analysis: What Capacity do Governments have for

Coordinating Risk Identification, Communication and

Management Across the Policymaking Chain?ʺ intended for

Administration & Society.

Althaus, C. and Roberts, C. “Quiet Achievements and the

State of the Public Administration Implementation Literature”,

draft article prepared for The American Review of Public

Administration.

Althaus, C. and Tedds, L. “Best, Smart, Promising and Wise

Practices and Why Rhetoric really does matter”, draft article

prepared for Public Administration Review.

Althaus, C. “Typologies of risk, risk perception, and risk

management in the social policy context”, draft article

prepared for Social Work and Society.

Commenced research and presented conference paper (which

would act as a book chapter) for a book entitled: To Crusade or

Evade: Political Leaders, Religious Influences and the Development

of Iconic Moral Issues – the Anglo‐American Experience.


8. TEACHING DUTIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA a. Courses: Year Course No. Unit Value Enrolment Teaching Assistance 2013 - DR511% 0 18 No 2013 - ADMN 590# 1.5 4 No 2013 - ADMN 556 1.5 31 No 2013- ADMN 470 1.5 28 No 2013 - ADMN 551 1.5 35 No 2013 - ADMN 420 1.5 35 Yes 2013 - CD 504 1.5 18 No 2013 - ADMN 690 - 3 No 2012 – CD 513 (online) 0.5 26 No 2012 – ADMN 537 (online)** 0.75 19 No 2011 – ADMN 507 (online) 1.5 15 No 2011 – ADMN 507A (online) - 6 No 2011 – ADMN 520 (online) 1.5 18 No 2011 – ADMN 621 1.5 4 No 2011 – ADMN 507 1.5 21 No 2011 – CD 513 (online) 0.5 17 No 2010 – ADMN 507 (online) 1.5 21 No 2010 – ADMN 507A (online) - 9 No 2010 – ADMN 520 (online) 1.5 7 No 2009 – ADMN 507A (online) 1.5 7 No 2009 – ADMN 507 (online) 1.5 21 Yes 2009 – ADMN 507 1.5 33 Yes 2009 – ADMN 621** 1.5 4 No 2009 - ADMN 690 - 1 No 2009 - ADMN 590 - 3 No 2008 – ADMN 621** 1.5 4 No 2008 – ADMN 507*** 1.5 28 Yes 2008 – POLI 607/507/ADMN 605* 1.5 7 No *** team taught with Liz Gilliland, ** team taught with Jim McDavid, * team taught with Evert Lindquist # problem based learning and participation and faculty coach duties for University of Victoria team for Canadian Public Administration National Case Competition % team taught with Beth Page (in Tara Ney’s health absence) These courses cons is t o f : ADMN 507 Pub l i c Sector Leadersh ip : Teams, Se l f and Organ izat ion (Mas te rs) ADMN 621 Pub l i c Sector Eva lua t ion (PhD) ADMN 605 Compara t i ve Po l i t i cs and Governance (Masters and PhD) ADMN 520 Manag ing Complex Po l i cy (Mas ters) CD513 Upsca l ing and Sys tems Change (Maste rs) ADMN 537 Program Eva lua t ion and Per fo rmance Measurement (Mas ters) ADMN 590 Gu ided S tud ies (Maste rs) ADMN 556 The Pub l i c Po l i cy Process (Masters) ADMN 470 A l terna t i ve Perspec t i ves on Pub l i c and Communi ty Leadersh ip (Undergraduate) ADMN 551 Admin is t ra t i ve Jus t i ce Sys tem in Canada (Masters) ADMN 420 The Pub l i c Po l i cy Process (Undergraduate) CD 504 P rac t i ces and Perspect i ve on Forg ing Change (Mas te rs) ADMN 690 Gu ided S tud ies (PhD) b . Graduate Study Superv is ion:

Year Student Degree Program Role* Status 2014 Anna Press MDR (599) 1 complete 2014 Jay Buckner MPA 1 complete 2013 Stacy Chappel MCD 3 complete 2013 Shelleza Hussain MPA 2 complete 2013 Jamie Osmond MPA 2 complete


2013 Maureen Evashkevich MPA 2 complete 2013 James Johnson MPA 3 complete 2013 Bradley Myrholm MCD 3 complete 2013 Emma Humber & James Hamiliton MDR 3 complete 2013 Evan Smithanik MPA 3 complete 2013 Danielle Hubbert MPA 2 complete 2013 Christopher Boucher MPA 3 complete 2013 Krista Ely MCD 3 complete 2013 Jody Collins MDR (599) 1 in progress 2013 Karla Patel MDR 1 in progress 2013 Lisa Sadler MCD 2 complete 2013 Ottilia Berze PhD 1 in progress 2013 Drew McNaughton MPA 2 complete 2013 Hilary Guise MPA 2 complete 2013 Benjamin Brzezynski MDR 3 complete 2013 Travis Peter MPA 2 complete 2012 Leanne Davies MPA 2 complete 2012 Kevin Lowe MPA 3 complete 2012 Coralie Breen PhD 2 in progress 2013 Mary Chu MPA 1 complete 2012 Julie Williams PhD 1 in progress 2012 Heather Todd MCD 1 in progress 2014 Amber Ternus MCD 2 complete (didn’t sit defense committee due to study leave absence) 2012 Heather Johnston MPA 1 in progress 2013 Siobhan Whelehan MPA 1 complete 2013 Lesley Valour MPA 1 complete 2012 Derek Hughson MPA 1 in progress 2013 Fionna Main MPA (599) 1 complete 2012 Emily Rathbone MPA 1 complete 2012 Craig Fink MPA 1 (with LSiemens) complete 2012 Kelly Farish MPA (599) 2 complete 2011 Luba Hazeldine MPA 1 complete 2011 Vivian Tse MPA 3 complete 2011 Sujata Connors MPA 1 complete 2011 Natasha Horsman MPA 3 complete 2011 Richard St Marseilles MPA 3 complete 2011 Brian Lam MPA 3 complete 2011 Emilie Januszewski MPA 2 complete 2011 Silas White MPA 2 complete 2011 Hilary Wheeler MDR 2 complete 2011 Jason Tan MPA 2 complete 2010 Hermanjeet Kahlon MPA 2 complete 2010 Lori Dennis MPA 1 complete 2009 Ben Pollard PhD 1 in progress 2010 Charlotte Stang MPA 1 (with LSiemens) complete 2010 Sara Davis MPA 1 complete 2010 Kanika Gupta MPA 1 complete 2009 Jay Hartling MPA 3 complete 2009 Emily Davison MPA 3 complete 2009 Jessica McEwen MPA 3 complete 2009 Kyle Murray MPA 2 complete 2009 Brian Vatne MPA 2 complete 2009 Kristin Smith MPA 1 complete 2009 Joshua Krusell MPA 1 complete 2009 Donny vanDyk MPA 3 complete 2009 Michael Roycroft MPA 3 complete 2009 Amanda Seymour MPA 3 complete 2009 Alyssum Nielsen MPA 3 complete 2009 Jennifer Feasby MPA 1 complete 2009 Claire Steel MPA 1 complete 2009 Ben Vander Steen MPA 1 complete 2008 Emma Sharkey MDR (599) 2 complete 2008 Doug Anastos MPA 1 (with JMcDavid) complete 2008 Sean O’Melin MPA 1 (with JMcDavid) complete


2008 Tina Parbhakar MPA 2 complete 2008 Katrin Saxty MPA 2 complete 2008 Keely Hunter MPA 1 complete 2008 Peter Pokorny MPA 3 complete 2008 Jocelyn Caldwell MPA 3 complete 2008 Sean Kennedy MPA 2 complete 2008 Stephanie Walton MPA 2 complete 2008 David Puterman MPA 1 complete 2008 Byron Allin MPA 2 complete 2008 Stephanie Boulogne MPA 2 complete

* 1 – Supervisor of Student, 2 – Member of Supervisory Committee, 3 – Chair

c. Guest Lectures: Althaus, C. “Public Sector Evaluation: Measuring Policy Success and

Performance Improvement”, various lectures for Graduate Certificate in

Public Administration, Griffith University, October 2014, Brisbane.

Althaus, C. “Policy Advice”, for Graduate Certificate in Public

Administration and Griffith Winter School, Griffith University, June

2014, Brisbane and Gold Coast.

Althaus, C. “Team Building” and “Learning Portfolio” guest lectures to

2013 MPA/MADR Cohort Orientation, 5 September. Althaus, C. “Group work and Team Effectiveness” and “Learning

Portfolio” guest lectures to 2012 MPA/MADR Cohort Orientation, 5

September.

Althaus, C. “Group work and Team Effectiveness” guest lecture to 2011

MPA Cohort Orientation, 8 September.

9. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES

a. Univers i ty and Facul ty Commit tees:

Year Committee or Responsibility 2013 Chaired Oral Examination for Geography Master’s Candidate 2013 Chaired Oral Examination for Sociology Master’s Candidate 2012 Chaired Oral Examination for Geography PhD Candidate 2011 Chaired Oral Examination for Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies Master’s

Candidate 2009 Chaired Oral Examination for Child and Youth Care Master’s Candidate 2008 Faculty of Graduate Studies – became Member and chaired Oral Examination for Nursing

Master’s Candidate.

b. Department Commit tees and Responsibi l i t ies:

Year Committee or Responsibility 2014 Faculty Lead, Curriculum Review and Integration Member, PhD Comprehensives Committee for Comparative Policy and Governance with

Evert Lindquist and Herman Bakvis Study Leave (Australia and United Kindgom)


2013 Chair, PhD Comprehensives Committee for Applied Policy and Program Analysis with Jim McDavid and Rebecca Warburton

2013 Member, PhD Comprehensives Committee for Comparative Policy and Governance with David Good and Evert Lindquist

2013 Member, Admissions Committee, Evaluation Certificate with Jim McDavid and Richard Marcy

2013 Governing Council (attendance at meetings) 2012 (ongoing)Learning Portfolio Faculty Mentor, role performed alongside Thea Vakil and Tara Ney

(including baseline competency assessment and personalized student baseline interviews) 2012 Specialist advice to Norah McRae, executive director of UVic’s Co-operative Education

Program and Career Services on contacts in Australia and New Zealand for potential Co-Op linkages

2012 Governing Council (attendance at meetings) 2011 Member, Working Group, proposed Interdisciplinary MA, Global Governance (MAGG) 2011 Presented information session on Co-op opportunities in Australia and New Zealand for

all students in the School at Orientation week, 8 September 2011 Governing Council (attendance at meetings) 2010 Presented two information sessions on Co-op opportunities in Australia and New Zealand

for all students in the School (and more widely to UVic students in other departments), 13 and 14 October

2010 (ongoing)Member, Supra-Admissions Committee 2010 Governing Council (attendance at meetings) 2009 Developed position description and Faculty committee member for Online Teaching and

Support Coordinator position (with John Langford, Heather Kirkham, Jill Taylor) resulting in appointment of Wendy Caplan

2009 Faculty committee member for Organizational Development New Faculty Search Committee (with Evert Lindquist, Bart Cunningham and Jim McGregor) resulting in appointment of Richard Marcy

2009-2012 Chair, Graduate Admission Committee, Graduate Certificate Programs 2009-2012 Graduate Adviser, Graduate Certificate Programs 2009 Member, PhD Comprehensives Committee for Comparative Policy and Governance with

David Good and Evert Lindquist (and Colin Bennett) 2009 (ongoing)PADM Faculty Representative, Co-op/Career Committee 2009 598 Seminar Chair (jointly with Lynda Gagne); 2009 Governing Council (attendance at meetings) 2008 Faculty participant in Symposium on Federal Recruitment: A Western Dialogue,

University Club, 20 October 2008 Faculty Representative, Graduate Fair, University of Victoria representing School of

Public Administration with John Langford 2008 Member, PhD Comprehensives Committee for Applied Policy and Program Analysis with

David Good, Rebecca Warburton and Jim McDavid 2008 598 Seminar Chair (jointly with Lynda Gagne); 2008 Governing Council (attendance at meetings) 2003-4 Past Chair, Postgraduate Student Association, Key Centre for Ethics, Law Justice and

Governance, Griffith University


10. OTHER INFORMATION/ACTIVITIES Teaching Development: University of Victoria (2013), IdeasFest Big Data Pechakucha,

14 March. University of Victoria (2012), Copyright and Teaching: Tools and tips

for ensuring that your course is copyright compliant, UVic Library, 6

November.

University of Victoria (2010), Instructional Technology Group

Workshop – What is Blended Learning? The Promise and Perils of

Integrating Face‐to‐Face Learning and Online Learning, LTC 19

March.

University of Victoria (2010), Integrating Rich Media into Moodle, Learning Systems workshop with Patric Lougheed, 23 February.

University of Victoria (2009), Using online Technologies: Elluminate,

Distance Education Services, 7 October. University of Victoria (2009), Wikis, Twittering, Facebook? The

Implications and Challenges of Web 2.0 Technologies in Teaching and

Learning, 24 September.

University of Victoria, (2008), Intensive Summer Teaching Institute,

Learning and Teaching Centre, 18‐22 August.

Internet author: My research is disseminated in part via internet resources given links to my books and articles via online sites such as Google, Amazon, Library databases, and other independent publisher sites.

I tweet at: https://twitter.com/AlthausCat My UVic Faces of Research video can be found at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cwdlX7tXS4&feature=youtu.be I have a profile on ResearchGate:

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Catherine_Althaus?ev=hdr_xprf

My PhD thesis is available online at: http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/160237767?l-format=Thesis&sortby=dateDesc&q=althaus&l-availability=y&l-australian=y&c=book as part of the Australian Digital Theses Program now located on Trove at the National Library of Australia

I have a profile on the Policy Studies Common at: http://works.bepress.com/catherine_althaus/

I have an entry in the PSJ Public Policy Yearbook at: http://psjyearbook.com/person/details/11B55E54A4

I have webpages located at the University of Victoria: http://www.uvic.ca/hsd/publicadmin/people/home/faculty/althauscatherine.php and Synergies Economic Solutions: http://www.synergies.com.au/home/inner.asp?pageId=67 and Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=206771055&trk=tab_pro


I have blog posts at: Arts Queensland website (2014):

http://www.arts.qld.gov.au/blog/index.php/the-ethics-of-telling-stories-of-public-value/

http://www.arts.qld.gov.au/blog/index.php/metanarratives-and-the-arts-sector-a-fresh-way-to-tell-stories-of-public-value-3/

http://www.arts.qld.gov.au/blog/index.php/data-patching-and-public-value/

The AdviserVoice (2014):

http://www.adviservoice.com.au/2014/08/power‐picture/

www.adviservoice.com.au/2014/06/storytelling‐

sensemaking‐financial‐professionals/ My consultancy work with the Policy Research Initiative is available on the Clearspace site (password protected to members) My assistance and quotes in relation to the IPAC 2011 Deputy Minister Survey can be located in Feldman, W. 2011. ‘Dealing with the all-consuming deficit’, Canadian Government Executive, 17 (8), October 2011 at: http://cge.itincanada.ca/index.php?cid=312&id=14963&np=1

Community Involvement: Parent and Citizen Class Representative (2012-13), Macauley

Elementary School, French Immersion program

Electoral Polling Officer and Booth Officer-in-Charge for Brisbane Local Government Elections and Queensland State Elections (1996-2014) Volunteer Newsreader – Community Radio Station 1296AM 4RPH servicing the vision-impaired community (2000-2003) Institute of Modern Languages (University of Queensland) – Introductory and Intermediate Polish Certificates

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