Robert Marshak has been an integral part of the faculty at the School of Public Affairs, at the American University, since 1977. He focuses his teaching on organizational dynamics and change leadership. He has earned both a Ph.D. and an M.P.A. in Public Administration from American University, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Duke University.
 
Over the years, Robert has assumed several influential roles, including positions on the boards of the NTL Institute and the Organization Development Network, as well as the role of Acting Editor for the Journal of Applied Behavioral Science. His contributions have been acknowledged with prestigious awards. Among them, the OD Network’s Lifetime Achievement Award and the Distinguished Educator Award from the Organization Development and Change Division of the Academy of Management.
 
Robert is a prolific writer and editor, having contributed to over 100 publications and co-edited four books focused on consulting and change management. His experience extends into significant policy and management analysis roles at the senior executive level within the US Government. In addition, Robert serves on the editorial boards for the Journal of Applied Behavioral Science and the Journal of Change Management, and holds the title of Emeritus Member at the NTL Institute.
 
To read more about Robert's work and connect with him, visit his academic profile.