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Steven Billet
Accomplished Advocate/Senior Educator/Organizational Leader
Steven Billet is an accomplished academic and policy expert who serves as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Notre Dame. Here are some key details about his background and expertise:
Education and Academic Career
Steven Billet holds a PhD in Government and International Studies from the University of Notre Dame, which he obtained in 1986.14 He also earned an MA in Political Science from East Carolina University in 1980 and a BA in Political Science from the same institution in 1974.1
Currently, Billet is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Notre Dame, where he has been teaching for the Washington Program for about twenty years.1 In addition to his role at Notre Dame, he is also:
- Director of the Master's in Legislative Affairs program at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM)3
- A visiting faculty member at the University of San Francisco's Master of Arts in Public Leadership program1
Expertise and Professional Experience
Billet is recognized for his expertise in several areas:
- Lobbying
- Campaign finance
- Legislative affairs
- PAC management
- European politics1
His professional experience includes:
- Creating and managing an innovative graduate program for US Army Congressional Fellows at GSPM
- Conceiving and running a graduate certificate program in PAC management
- Working in the private sector from 1983 to 2002, where he held senior government affairs positions with AT&T, including serving as Vice President for AT&T Government Affairs12
Notable Achievements
Billet is known as an accomplished global policy advocate and successful academic leader. He has been recognized as an expert in U.S. campaign finance and political action committee (PAC) management.2 During his time in the private sector, he was an issue manager for Congressional relations on WTO and NAFTA approvals.2
Steven Billet's diverse background in academia, government affairs, and policy advocacy has made him a valuable contributor to the field of political science and public policy education.
