H. Howell Williams, PhD, Associate Professor of Political Science, Western Connecticut State University
The following reflective guide originates from a 400-level seminar on the politics of the 1990s, a class co-taught by a full-time associate professor (Williams) and an …
The Political Science Education Section seeks applications for an APSA-PSE Generalist Pedagogy Fellow. As a member of our first cohort of Pedagogy Fellows, the Generalist PSE Pedagogy Fellow will help the Political Science Education Section, working in collaboration with APSA, …
The Political Science Education Section seeks applications for three APSA-PSE Area Specialist Pedagogy Fellows. Our first cohort of Pedagogy Fellows will help the Political Science Education Section, working in collaboration with APSA, to launch a new Certificate in Research-Based Political …
Colin Brown, Northeastern University, co-editor, Political Science Educator
Research notes, reviews, and reflections are all welcome for the next Political Science Educator, a newsletter of the Political Science Education Section of the American Political Science Association, to be further distributed …
Bobbi Gentry, Bridgewater College
Recently, I had a conversation with a colleague who asked me about my research process. They wanted to know how I was able to be so productive in my scholarship, even though we both teach at …
By: Jonathan Ring, Deborah Toscano, Isaac Kamola, John Holder, and Eunsook Jung (2022-2023 Committee on the Status of Contingent Faculty in the Profession)
The past several years have witnessed a profound “adjuntification” of professoriate, within the discipline of …