Kim is also a core faculty-member of the Center for Policy Informatics, and affiliated faculty at the Decision Theater and the Global Institute of Sustainability at ASU. She has contributed two chapters, one on an agent-based model of fraud in public service delivery and one on a system-dynamics model of pandemic influenza outbreak, to a published volume, Simulations for Policy Inquiry (2012). Kim served on the program committee for the 2011 APPAM research conference; her expertise was sought for both the track on Environment and Energy as well as the new track on Policy Informatics. She has published refereed articles on health and welfare policy as well as on spatial and agent-based modeling.