The Accountability and Reform Research Consortium (ARRC) is a cross-university research collaborative dedicated to delivering rigorous and timely research that assesses the current and prospective impacts of cuts to the federal workforce and programs on public service delivery, citizens, and democratic governance in the United States. ARRC is convened by the Volcker Alliance and cochaired by William Resh, professor and chair of the Department of Public Management and Policy at Georgia State University, and Chris Koliba, Edwin O. Stene Distinguished Professor of Public Administration, Policy & Governance at the University of Kansas.

ARRC members participate in Consortium meetings and communities of practice, help shape research priorities, and contribute research that aligns with ARRC’s mission and research pillars.

This form is for faculty and researchers interested in collaborating on ARRC’s shared research agenda, contributing research, and participating in its communities of practice.