Meet the MPP Faculty

Please join us for this panel in which faculty discuss and answer your questions about their research and teaching. This session's faculty presenters are:


Mary Brolin 

Professor Brolin's areas of expertise are health services research and community-based evaluation with a focus on behavioral health. Her research interests focus on the intersection of behavioral health services with other service systems, including the criminal justice system, systems serving youth and young adults, primary care and housing support systems. She teaches the Heller MPP Capstone Seminar in the Master of Public Policy Program.

Susan Eaton

Professor Eaton's areas of expertise are racial and economic inequality in public education, demographic change and its implications for schools and municipalities, causes and remedies for racial and economic segregation and concentrated poverty in schools and neighborhoods, civil rights law and education, immigration policy and immigrant integration practice, social justice philanthropy. She teaches Context and Contention in K-12 Education in the Master of Public Policy Program. 

Robert Kuttner

Professor Kuttner's areas of expertise are inequality, politics of the welfare state, international political economy and globalization, politics and history of managed capitalism. His current research is on the impact of globalization on political democracy at the level of the nation state; and on possible alternatives to the current structure of the economy that would be more conducive to greater equality of income, wealth, and opportunity as well as to stronger democracy. He teaches Labor Income, Labor Power, and Labor Markets and The Political Economy of the American Welfare State, in the Master of Public Policy Program.