Biography
Dr. Mohr’s research focuses on cost accounting and organizational control in public organizations. His work uses a variety of statistical and research methods, including experiments, structural equation models, hierarchical models, non-parametric statistics, network analysis, and qualitative methods. In his free time he likes to mountain bike and go to the beach.
Book (complete CV here: MOHR_VITA2018)
Cost Accounting in Government: Theory and Applications 2017. Routledge.
Recent Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Strategic Spending: Does Politics Influence Election Administration Expenditure? (2019) with JoEllen V. Pope, Martha E. Kropf, and Mary Jo Shepherd. American Journal of Political Science.
Is Cost Accounting Used with Other NPM Practices? Evidence from European Countries (2018) with Ringa Raudla and James W. Douglas Public Performance Management Review.
Formalization and Consistency Heighten Organizational Rule Following: Experimental and Survey Evidence (2018) with Erin Borry, Leisha Dehart-Davis, Cullen Merritt, Lars Tummers, and Wesley Kaufman Public Administration.
Recent Grants
New Initiatives Grants in Election Science MIT Election Data and Science Lab (2018) “Estimating Election Administration Spending in the 50 States.” (with Kropf, M.E., Shepherd, M.J., & Pope, J.V.) Amount funded $20,000
New Initiatives Grants in Election Science MIT Election Data and Science Lab (2017) “How Much Are We Spending on Election Administration?” (with Martha Kropf, Mary Jo Shepherd, & JoEllen Pope) Amount funded $19,895.
UNC Charlotte College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Small Grant Program (2016) “Certified Government Financial Manager” Amount funded $1,100
Courses Taught
- MPAD6187 Public Management Problem Solving – MPA Capstone Course
- MPAD6126 Data Analysis for Decision Making
- MPAD6350 Public Financial Management
- MPAD6352 Public Financial Reporting
- PUAD435 (University of Kansas) Generating, Allocating, and Managing Public Resources