News
- Dr. Katia Levintova, WMU Department of Political Science 2004 Ph.D. graduate, recently returned to campus to talk about the "Evolution of the Communist Party in Post-Communist Russia." An assistant professor and chair of the Department of Political Science at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, hers was the first talk of the new semester for the WMU Institute of Government and Politics. Story.
- Fodei Batty (Ph.D. 2010) has accepted a tenure-track position in the Political Science Department at Quinnipiac University.
Melissa Shaffer-O’Connell, (ABD) has accepted a tenure-track position in the Political Science Department at Lake Superior State University.
Joel Raveloharimisy (Ph.D. 2011) has accepted a tenure-track position in the Behavioral Science Department at Andrews University. He also will serve as Director of the Community and International Development Program at Andrews.
Robert Harbaugh (M.A. 2002) has accepted a full-time position in the Political Science Department at the College of Western Idaho.
- Dr. Priscilla Lambert and her co-author, Dr. Druscilla Scribner (University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh), were awarded the 2010 Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics for their NSF-funded project, Gender and Constitutions: A Comparative Analysis of the Effect of Gender Provisions. Dr. Lambert is the third person from the WMU Department of Political Science to receive this award.
- The department welcomes four new Fulbright graduate students this fall: Beenish Kulsoom from Rawalpindi, Pakistan; Zaw Thien from Yangon, Burma (Myanmar); Kamil Jebur from Baghdad, Iraq; and Nabeel Shayan from Kabul, Afghanistan. Kulsoom is in the Ph.D. program, Thien is in the M..A program, and Jebur and Shayanare are in the MIDA program. They join another Fulbright student, Dervaish Khan, from Peshawar, Pakistan, who is in the second year of the Ph.D. program.
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Events
Samuel I. Clark Lecture Series, “Liberating Libya, Strangling Syria: Intervening for Human Rights and Protection,” George A. Lopez,
Theodore M. Hesburgh Professor of Peace Studies,
Joan Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies,
Notre Dame University.
Fetzer Center, Putney Auditorium. Wednesday, March 14, 7 p.m.
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