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Linda J. Butenhoff
- Professor of Political Science
- Ph.D. 1996, Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver
Ruby Cora Webster Hall 300
International studies, global studies, human rights, conflict and conflict resolution and Asian studies, international politics theory, global society and citizenship, and Asian government and politics.
Edward F. Greaves
- Associate Professor of Political Science
- Director Latin American Studies
- Ph.D. 2002, University Of Florida
Ruby Cora Webster Hall 314
Political ideas and institutions, world politics, Latin American government and politics, non-western world issues, international security, international law, and terrorism, insurgency and world politics.
Michelle Kukoleca Hammes
- Associate Professor of Political Science
- Ph.D. 1998, SUNY-Binghamton
(320) 308-4130 | Ruby Cora Webster Hall 303
Comparative federalism -- U.S.-Canada, U.K. politics, governments of western Europe, women in politics, and popular culture and politics.
Aref N. Hassan
- Professor of Political Science
- Department Chair
- Ph.D. 2006 University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
(320) 308-2529 | Ruby Cora Webster Hall 311
World politics, Middle Eastern and Arab Peninsula politics, political Islam, ethnic conflict, American foreign policy, global political economy, and the intelligence community.
Jason R. Lindsey
- Professor of Political Science
- Ph.D. 2004, Columbia University
(320) 308-2163 | Ruby Cora Webster Hall 306
Contemporary political theory, politics of Russia and Eastern Europe, western political thought, and radical politics.
Morgan Nyendu
- Professor of Political Science
- Ph.D. 2006, University of Calgary
(320) 308-2537 | Ruby Cora Webster Hall 308
Politics of the global south, government and politics in Sub-Saharan Africa, political reform, democratization and decentralization, development and underdevelopment, international organizations.
Kathleen A. Uradnik
- Professor of Political Science
- Ph.D. 1998, University of California-Berkeley
- J.D. 1989, University of Virginia
Ruby Cora Webster Hall 309
American Government, law, American political thought; Constitutional law, and the courts and civil rights.
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