Editorial

• Author: Stephen E. Condrey
• Published date: 01 December 2010
• Date: 01 December 2010
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1177/0734371X10381483
• Subject Matter: Articles

Review of Public Personnel Administration

30(4) 371

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I am very pleased to welcome the following scholars to a 3-year term on the editorial

board of the Review of Public Personnel Administration (ROPPA): Doug Goodman,

Soonhee Kim, Jared J. Llorens, David W. Pitts, Sally C. Selden, and Jessica E. Sowa.

I look forward to your contributions in maintaining and building ROPPA’s strong

reputation for public human resources management scholarship.

I would like to thank the following editorial board members as they transition off the

Editorial Board: N. Joseph Cayer, Charles Gossett, Patricia Ingraham, Robert Maranto,

Katherine Naff, and Lois R. Wise. Thanks to each of you for your notable and sustained

commitment to ROPPA. Your many contributions are appreciated, and I look forward

to working with each of you in the future.

I would also like to thank the following scholars who have served as adjunct reviewers

for the 2009 volume year: David Ammons, Warren Barclay, Gene Brewer, Leonard

Bright, Jeffrey Brudney, Sungjoo Choi, Mary Ann Feldheim, Sergio Fernandez, Mark

Foster, Joshua Franzel, Edward French, Siegrun Fox Freyss, Gerald Gabris, Beth

Gazley, Arie Halachmi, Wendy Hassett, Peggy Hermann, Michelle Hoyman, Willow

Jacobson, Carole Jurkiewicz, Jerome Legge, Greg Lewis, Dahlia Lynn, Kenneth Meier,

John Morris, Dorothy Norris-Tirrell, Sung Min Park, Joan Pynes, Robert Roberts,

Reginald Shareef, Wouter Vandenabeele, and Vicky Wilkins. We could not function

without your contributions.

Stephen E. Condrey, PhD

Editor-in-Chief

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