The Manatee, Volume 4, Spring 2011

The Manatees - Chief Editor: Nicole Escobar | Assistants: Brandon Barney; Andrea Thomas | Copy Editor: Andrea Demore | Editorial Board: Nicole Doane; Benjamin Gentry; Alora Heffernan; Kiley Murphy; Laurelyn Estes; Cassandra Shawver; Kristie Mahoney; Jesica Silva | Artwork: Nicole Escobar | Advisor: Julie Baker

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SNHU Academic Archive (Southern New Hampshire University)
Published
2026-08-28
DOI
https://doi.org/10.82267/tind.1013
Primary Topic
Public Policy and Administration Research
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The Manatee, Volume 4, Spring 2011

Nicole Escobar
SNHU Academic Archive (Southern New Hampshire University)
Public Policy and Administration Research
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The Manatee, Volume 4, Spring 2011

Nicole Escobar
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The Manatees - Chief Editor: Nicole Escobar | Assistants: Brandon Barney; Andrea Thomas | Copy Editor: Andrea Demore | Editorial Board: Nicole Doane; Benjamin Gentry; Alora Heffernan; Kiley Murphy; Laurelyn Estes; Cassandra Shawver; Kristie Mahoney; Jesica Silva | Artwork: Nicole Escobar | Advisor: Julie Baker

SNHU Academic Archive (Southern New Hampshire University)
Southern New Hampshire University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Public Policy and Administration Research
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