Chair: Daniel Smith
Graduate Coordinator: Michael Martinez
The Department of Political Science currently offers two graduate degrees: Master of Arts (thesis or non-thesis option) and Doctor of Philosophy. The political science–international relations program currently offers the Master of Arts (thesis or non-thesis option). Requirements for these degrees are given in the Graduate Degrees Section of this catalog. For further information, please contact the Political Science Department or follow the hyperlinks below to more information about the specific programs offered.
Professor
- Anderson, Leslie Elin
- Arfi, Badredine
- Austin, Sharon Denise
- Craig, Stephen C.
- Hedge, David Maurice
- Martinez, Michael D.
- Scher, Richard K.
- Smith, Daniel A.
- Villalon, Leonardo Alfonso
- Williams, Philip J.
Associate Professor
- Barkin, Jeffrey Samuel
- Brown, Myra Leann
- Conley, Richard Steven
- Hozic, Aida A.
- Kreppel, Amie D.
- Lindberg, Staffan
- McDonald, Michael
- Moraski, Bryon J.
- O'Dwyer, Conor
- Oneill, Daniel
- Oren, Ido
- Rosenson, Beth Ann
- Scicchitano, Michael J.
- Selden, Zachary Alan
- Sjoberg, Laura E.
- Smith, Benjamin B.
- Sohn, Patricia Janice
Assistant Professor
- Elischer, Sebastian
- Gutierrez, Paul
- Kerr, Nicholas Nathan
- Klein, Steven
- McDonald, Suzanne M.
- Rodrigues, Helena
- Rosenberg, Andrew Samuel
- Sanin, Juliana Restrepo
- Wang, Zhiyuan
Eminent Scholar
- Bernhard, Michael H.
- Dodd, Larry Cloyd
Distinguished Professor
- Thiele, Leslie Paul
- Wald, Kenneth D.
Senior Lecturer
- Leverty, Lynn H.
Affiliated Faculty
- Johns, Tracy Lynn
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