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Dr. Ene Ikpebe is an Assistant Professor at the Askew School of Public Administration and Policy within Florida State University. Her research focuses on interdisciplinary intersections of public policy, public administration, and gender equity, particularly concerning women’s human capital development and policy processes in Nigeria and among African diaspora communities.
Education
- PhD in Public Administration, American University (2021)
- MPP in Public Policy, American University (2017)
- BA in Economics, Illinois Wesleyan University (2015)
Research Focus
Dr. Ikpebe’s work addresses:
- Critical policy barriers to women’s development in Nigeria, including early marriage and educational access
- Labor market assimilation and wage discrimination among African immigrants in the US
- Representative bureaucracy and its implications for social equity
- Global health policy innovations like HPV vaccination programs in Africa
Teaching
She teaches advanced courses in public administration, including:
- PAD 5227: Managing Financial Resources
- PAD 5836: International and Comparative Administrations
Publications & Policy Analysis
Her scholarship spans public policy processes, labor economics, and gendered development frameworks, with peer-reviewed publications in journals like American Economist and Atlantic Economic Journal. Recent Google Scholar publications (2023–2025) examine policy adoption mechanisms, bureaucratic representation, and health equity interventions.
