John Donnellan

Focused on real-world applications of health management and policy, John Donnellan serves as an Adjunct Professor of Public and Health Administration at NYU Wagner. With a comprehensive background in community development, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his students, emphasizing the interconnectedness of housing, leadership, and management in shaping effective health systems. His academic pursuits are deeply intertwined with his interest in politics, which informs his understanding of the broader socio-economic factors influencing public health. Professor Donnellan's research interests span across various domains, including the dynamics of community development and the strategic aspects of leadership and management. His work often explores the intersection of these fields, aiming to develop innovative solutions that address the complex challenges faced by urban communities. Through his teaching and research, he strives to equip future leaders with the skills necessary to navigate and impact the evolving landscape of public and health administration. In addition to his academic role, John is actively involved in initiatives that promote sustainable housing and community development. His commitment to these areas is reflected in his ongoing projects and collaborations, which seek to enhance the quality of life for diverse populations. By integrating his expertise in health management with his passion for politics, he continues to contribute to the discourse on effective governance and policy-making in the health sector.