News & Events
Professor Nicholas Xenos publishes Cloaked in Virtue Read more ...
Researchers contributed to Nobel-winning climate change report. Read more ...
Department establishes mentoring program for new faculty through an award from the Mellon Foundation Read more ...
Fountain addresses EU ministerial delegates on e-government Read more ...
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a group of eight researchers, led by Professor Jane Fountain (political science and public policy), a $300,000 grant Read more ...
Jillian Schwedler's Faith in Moderation receives Best Book Award from the Democratization Section of the APSA.
Brenda Bushouse, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Policy, was awarded the Ian Axford Fellowship in Public Policy to study early childhood policies in New Zealand. Read more ...
Professor Roy's "A Symbol of Freedom" awarded prize for best article
in history Read more ... 
Kemi George receives NSF grant for research on epistemic communities and environmental policy in the developing world.Read more ...
Peter Haas joins Paris conference of the best known global environmentalists on February 2-3, 2007, hosted by French President Jacques Chirac, at the newly created United Nations Environment Organization (UNEO). Read more ...
Professor Dean Robinson and Professor Paul Rego have been nominated to receive the Distinguished Teaching Award.Read more ...
Professor La Raja awarded two grants to study clean elections. Read more ...
Professor Jeffrey L. Sedgwick confirmed Director of the Bureau of Justice Statistics in the U.S. Department of Justice. Read more ...
Sheldon Goldman receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Political Science Association’s Law and Courts Section.Read more …
