Dr. Kinney is a Professor in the Department of Department of Political Science. He teaches in both the Department of Political Science (American National government, American Public Policy, American Politics and Movies) and the Master of Public Administration Program (Public Budgeting and Financial Administration and Public Policy).

Biographical Sketch

Dick Kinney received his Ph.D. in 1980 from the University of Notre Dame in Government and International Studies. He has been a member of Boise State University’s Department of Political Science and Master of Public Administration (MPA) Program since 1976. His political science courses have included American National Government, American Public Policy, the Presidency, and American Politics and the Cinema. For the MPA Program, he has regularly taught Public Budgeting & Financial Administration and Public Policy Process. Dr. Kinney’s research agenda has focused on state and sub-state budgetary politics and processes. He has co-authored the Idaho chapter in Governors, Legislatures, and Budgets: Diversity across the American States and articles in Public Budgeting & Finance, The Journal of State Government, and State and Local Government REVIEW. He has authored and co-authored numerous papers on budgeting for Western Political Science Association and American Society for Public Administration conferences. The Center for Public Policy & Administration at the University of Utah has printed several revised versions of his recent WPSA papers in its proceedings for the annual state/local government budgeting roundtable at the WPSA meetings.

POLS301 Nemnich Presentation (4/30/09)

• The (Almost) Annual Idaho Public Policy Survey as Opinion Poll
• 19th Annual Idaho Public Policy Survey - Technical Report

The following Syllabi and Vitae documents are in PDF format.

Fall 2009

PUBADM 504-001: Public Budgeting and Financial Administration (Syllabus)

Abbreviated Vita of Professor Richard (Dick) Kinney (PDF format)

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