Shannon H. SchelinShannon H. Schelin is a doctoral student in public administration at North Carolina State University. In addition, she is an E-Government Research Associate at the University of North Carolina’s School of Government. Shannon has published several boo chapters and articles, including “E-Government: An Overview” in Public Information Technology: Policy and Management Issues (2002), “Training for Digital Government” in Digital Government: Principles and Practices (2003), co-authored “E-Government” in The Internet Encyclopedia (forthcoming), “Residual Sum of Squares” in Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods (forthcoming), and co-authored “Analyzing Information Technology Investments in State Government” in Social Science Computer Review (forthcoming). Shannon has been selected for membership in Phi Kappa Phi, a national honor society for academic excellence, as well as Pi Alpha Alpha, a national honor society for public affairs and public administration. She teaches courses in American Government and State and Local Government at North Carolina State University. Read More Read Less