Faculty

(Faculty noted with an * are graduate faculty i.e. eligible to chair dissertations )

* Kevin Timothy Arceneaux, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Rice University, 2003; Amerrican Politics, Campaigns and Elections, Political Behavior, State Politics, Quantitative Analysis, Research Design.

* Aryeh Botwinick , Professor, Ph.D., Princeton University , 1973; Political Thought and Philosophy.

* Richard Deeg , Associate Professor, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1992; Comparative Politics ( Europe ), Comparative and International Political Economy, Federalism.

* Barbara Ferman , Professor, Ph.D., Brandeis University , 1983; Urban Politics, Public Policy, Economic Development, Political Economy.

*Orfeo Fioretos, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Columbia University , 1998; International Relations, International Political Economy

*Hawley Fogg-Davis, Associate Professor, Ph.D. Princeton University , 1998; Political Theory, Philosophy of Race and Racial Identity, Gender and Feminist Theory, Applied Ethics

* Gould, Carol (Joint Appointment with Philosophy Department) , Professor, Ph.D. Yale University ; Social and P olitical Philosophy, especially democratic theory and human rights, international ethics and feminist philosophy.

* Michael Hagen, Associate Professor and Director of the Institute of Public Affairs, Ph.D. University of California-Berkeley, 1991; American Politics, Public Opinion, Campaigns and Elections.

Michael Hooper , Associate Professor, Ph.D., University of Illinois , 1972; Methodology, Electoral Behavior and Public Opinion.

*Richard Joslyn , Professor, Ph.D., Cornell University , 1976; Electoral Behavior and Public Opinion, Methodology, Media and Politics.

* Robin Kolodny , Associate Professor, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University , 1992; Political Parties, Legislative Politics, and Interest Groups.

* Gary Mucciaroni , Professor and Department Chair, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1987, Public Policy , U.S. Politics, Political Economy.

*Megan Mullin, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley , 2005; American Politics, Methodology, Public Organizations and Administration, Public Policy.

* Mark A. Pollack, Associate Professor, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1995; International Relations, Comparative Politics, European Politics, Ethics and International Relations, Environmental Politics

* James Rogers , Associate Professor, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University , 1981; Public Policy, Policy Analysis, Organizational Theory and Bureaucratic Politics, Public Finance.

* Joseph Schwartz , Associate Professor, Ph.D., Harvard University , 1987; Political Theory; Democratic Theory and American Politics.

* Sandra Suarez , Associate Professor and Graduate Chair, Ph.D., Yale University , 1994; American Politics, Interest Groups, Business and Comparative Politics.

* Ryan Vander Wielen , Assistant Professor, PhD. Washington University ( St. Louis ), 2006; American Politics, Congressional Politics, Political Methodology, Formal Theory.

Conrad Weiler, Jr ., Associate Professor, Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1969; Public Law, Civil Liberties, Federalism.

*Christopher Wlezien , Professor, Ph.D., University of Iowa , 1989, American Government and Politics, Political Institutions, Politics and Economics, Public Opinion, Research Methods.

Associated Faculty

Carolyn Adams , Professor, Ph.D., Washington University , 1974; (Department of Geography and Urban Studies) Urban Politics and Public Policy