Welcome to the Political Science Discipline!
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Land Institute's Prairie Festival
Political Science students and Prof. Sheri Breen traveled to the Land Institute's Prairie Festival in Kansas Sept. 25-27, 2009 to hear national speakers discuss environmental and agricultural policy. |
UMM Undergraduate Research Symposium 2009 (April 17, 2009)
Political Science majors presented their research papers at URS.
Adam Yust, Prof. O'Loughlin, and Brittany Crocker (clockwise from top left) Click here for more pictures.
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Paula O'Loughlin, political science, was the guest on WCCO-AM (830) [WCCO radio, 4/8/2009] to talk about protesting—why people protest, its effectiveness, violent vs. nonviolent protests, any historical context—in light of the G8 protests last week. Click here for a link to the interview.
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Morris at the Midwest Political Science Association in Chicago in April 09 (around the table) Roger Rose(new Morris pol sci faculty starting in fall 09 in american and comparative), Adam Olson '10(current student), Geoff Sheagley 06 (American and Methods at Minnesota), Tim Lindberg 06 (American Political Development and Public Administration-SUNY Albany),Saba Nasseri '10 (current student), John Alden 06 (Comparative Politics and Political Theory, Iowa), Kate Hansel 06 (Northwestern Law School), Angie Bos 01 (PH.d Minnesota 08, Assistant Professor Pol Sci College of Wooster), Bas Van Doorn friend of college and Angie's husband (Ph.D Minnesota 08), Paula O'Loughlin, Associate Professor of Pol Sci at Morris). Click here for more pictures.
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Inaugural Dr. Jooinn Lee Lecture
Dr. John Barry, reader in the School of Politics and International Studies and Philosophy and associate director of the Institute for Sustainable World at Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland, gave the inaugural Dr. Jooinn Lee Lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, in Humanities Fine Arts Recital Hall.
Dr. Jooinn Lee Lecturer photos online
View photos taken during the inaugural Dr. Jooinn Lee Lecture. Dr. Barry spoke on the topic, "Vulnerability, Resilience, Justice and the Inevitable Transition to Sustainability."
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| The presidency, military development, local politics, legislation, world
affairs... it's all here in the political science discipline, where
students learn how those in power operate, make policy, and manage
conflict.
Students majoring in political science may specialize
in American
politics,
international relations, or political theory.
The discipline's faculty includes award-winning educators, campus
leaders, and innovative users of educational technology.
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Tales out of school
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Sara Kloek and Johanna Farmer took
first place in a "UMM on Spring Break" photo contest with
this snapshot from an Arabian Desert Extravaganza. The students were attending the
First Annual Women as Global Leaders Conference in Dubai, United
Arab Emirates. "One of the highlights of the trip," Kloek reported, "was hearing Gro
Harlem Bruntland, former prime minister of Norway, speak about
the importance of getting women involved in politics. The conference helped me to
formulate answers to the 'big questions' we used to discuss in my
Women and Politics course." |
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