10:30 - 11:45 a.m., Wednesday, April 11, 2018
PSU Ballroom East
Sustaining public service
Every day, public servants respond in roles that might fit this job description: low pay, high stress, high probability of conflict. These jobs (teachers, child protection services personnel, first responders) often include critical services for individuals, families and communities. In a system accountable to taxpayers and voters rather than shareholders and governing boards, how can the public sector attract and support a stable workforce when private enterprise offers more attractive pay and benefits? How can efficient use of taxpayer dollars be assured while providing excellent government services? How can people be inspired to assume and fulfill these roles?
Presenters
![Dr.Researcher and activist Lilias Jarding](https://webapps.missouristate.edu/publicaffairs/upload/Jarding_500x500.jpg)
Lilias Jarding
Researcher and activist
![Psychiatrist Daniel Morehead](https://webapps.missouristate.edu/publicaffairs/upload/Morehead.jpg)
Daniel Morehead
Psychiatrist
![Government Affairs Director Parvonay Stover](https://webapps.missouristate.edu/publicaffairs/upload/Stover_500x500.jpg)
Parvonay Stover
Government Affairs Director
Office of Indiana Attorney General
![Chief of police Paul Williams](https://webapps.missouristate.edu/publicaffairs/upload/ChiefWilliams_500x500.jpg)
Paul Williams
Chief of police
Springfield Police Department