Annie Miller, PhD
Assistant Professor, Clinical Teaching Track
Program Director for Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration
Email Address: annie.b.miller@ucdenver.edu
Office Hours: By appointment
Bio
Annie Miller is an Assistant Professor, Clinical Teaching Track, at the University of Colorado Denver School of Public Affairs, serves as the Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration faculty program director, and leads Collaborative Management Consulting LLC. She is an active board member at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking and the co-PI for the Colorado Project to Comprehensively Combat Human Trafficking. Formerly, she was an Assistant Professor at Washburn University, a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Denver in the International Disaster Psychology Department and served as Co-Director of the Colorado Resilience Collaborative. Her scholarship focuses on the effectiveness of networks and collaborations seeking to combat human trafficking, nonprofit management, and capacity development at the community and network levels to end wicked problems. Her research and community-based efforts focus on supporting communities to reduce hate, discrimination, bias and identity-based violence by enhancing protective factors locally and globally. Dr. Miller holds master's degrees in Higher Education Administration and Political Science, and a doctorate in Public Affairs from the University of Colorado Denver. She was born and raised in southwest Colorado and works part-time at a brewery in RiNo.
Education, Licensure & Certifications
University of Colorado Denver
Master of Science in Higher Education Administration
Miami University
Master of Arts in Political Science
University of Colorado Boulder
Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sports Coaching
Colorado State University