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Campuses Closed on Sunday, January 19, and Monday, January 20, Due to Weather

Due to the winter weather forecast, all classes and activities at Kean’s main campus in Union, Kean Ocean and Kean Skylands are canceled on Sunday, January 19, and Monday, January 20. Normal operations are expected to resume on Tuesday, January 21. Only personnel who are essential during weather emergencies should report to work as required on Sunday and Monday. Employees with questions about their status should consult their supervisors. Keanu’s Kitchen will be open for on-campus residents from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday and 9 a.m. to midnight on Monday.

Jung Ah Yun, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Office Location
Hynes Hall 505M
Email
jyun@kean.edu
Phone
(908) 737-4283
Kean Professor Jung Ah Yun

Areas of Expertise

  • Public Administration
  • Public and Nonprofit Management
  • Collaborative Governance
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Human Resource Management
  • Financial Management

Courses Taught

  • PA 2010 - Management and Leadership Challenges
  • PA 5010 - Organizational Theory in Public Administration
  • PA 5110 - Human Resource Management in Public Administration
  • PA 5250 - Leadership and Management
  • PA 5040 - Public Budgeting and Financial Management

Teaching Philosophy

Education can lead us to adopting different perspectives from what we are used to. I think the strength of teaching public administration comes from understanding and developing public service, which is critical for our society. It has been a great experience to think outside of myself as an individual, and to further consider public values that we hold for our society. Thus, I am trying to ask myself how my teaching is related or applicable to students' current or future career. One of the advantages I have is that I have experience working as a public employee, so I can incorporate what I experienced into my teaching. Thus, my students practice putting organizational culture of public organizations or importance of leadership into their own language.