Noha Shawki and Julian Westerhout and a group of 12 political science students attended World Water Week
Students and professors address global water problems in Sweden
Unit: Politics and Government
Professor Milita on why candidates sometimes say nothing at all
Dr. Kerri Milita, Assistant Professor of Department of Politics and Government, presented “When you Say Nothing at All: How Candidates Win Elections by Shunning Issues” at the Main Street College Lecture event
Lane Crothers shares Fulbright experience at Politics and Government brownbag
Professor Lane Crothers presented the Department of Politics and Government’s first brownbag of Fall 2016.
Ali Riaz’s book on Bangladesh released in Washington, DC
Professor Ali Riaz’s book, Bangladesh: A Political History Since Independence, was launched at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, D.C., on September 20.
McClure appointed to ABA Paralegals Approval Commission
Politics and Government associate professor Thomas McClure has been appointed the the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Paralegals Approval Commission for a one-year term by ABA president Linda A. Klein.
Fall 2016 Speaker Series announced
The Illinois State University Speaker Series at Illinois State will cover diverse topics from Black Lives Matter to making healthy habits stick.
Singh wins American Political Science Association Feminist Theory award
Professor Jakeet Singh from the Department of Politics and Government has been awarded the American Political Science Association’s Okin-Young Award.
Webber speaks at International Studies Seminar
Professor Julie Webber from the Department of Politics and Government presented “Women in High Office: Why Now?” at the International Studies Seminar Series on September 7.
Faculty present at American Political Science Association conference
Department of Politics and Government faculty presented papers at the 2016 American Political Science Association annual meeting in Philadelphia from September 1–4.
Redbird Scholar features Politics and Government faculty commentary
The new issue of Redbird Scholar has been published, and Politics and Government faculty are being featured for their commentary on the election.
