I am an assistant professor in the Political Science Department and affiliate faculty member in the Bob Graham Center for Public Service at the University of Florida.
I study federalism, public administration, and public policy. My research has been published in Public Administration Review, Social Forces, Policy Studies Journal, Public Opinion Quarterly, and Publius: The Journal of Federalism, among others. Much of my research explores how gender-racial disparities influence an administrator's experiences and behavior within their workplace. Other recent projects have applied partisan federalism theory to better understand blame attribution and administrative behavior.
My teaching experience encompasses courses on introductions to public administration and policy, policy implementation and evaluation, subnational politics, and quantitative methods. I have also served as a Community Engaged Teaching Fellow and Charles E. Scheidt Faculty Fellow for Atrocity Prevention.
I earned my doctorate in Political Science at Florida State University. Prior to joining the University of Florida, I was previously an Assistant Professor at Binghamton University.
You can contact me at matthewuttermark@ufl.edu.