John McClelland

John McClelland serves as an Adjunct Instructor at Indiana University's Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, teaching courses including SPEA 412. His academic focus centers on Taxation, Environmental policy, and Distribution of income within public economics and policy frameworks.

His educational background includes:

• PhD in Economics from the University of Maryland (1997)
• AB in Economics, Mathematics, and Environmental Studies from Bowdoin College (1991)

McClelland's research integrates economic theory with policy analysis, examining tax system design and its socioeconomic impacts, environmental regulatory mechanisms, and income inequality dynamics. His interdisciplinary training in economics, mathematics, and environmental studies enables rigorous quantitative approaches to policy evaluation. The absence of recent publications in the source material suggests primary engagement in teaching rather than active research output.

His professional profile reflects a career dedicated to applied policy education within public affairs, leveraging technical expertise in economic modeling to address real-world governance challenges.