Here's a wide selection of courses to choose from to fulfill requirements.
Session 1:
PLAP 4140: Gender and American Political Behavior (Winter)
PLAP 3160: Politics of Food (Freedman - for info see: http://www.virginia.edu/summer/morven.html )
PLIR 3770: American-Russian Relations (Lynch)
PLPT 3020: Modern Political Theory (Klosko)
March 20, 2013
TO: May 2013 Degree Recipients
FROM: Sharon Marsh and Bonnie Bragg,Department of Politics
has co-edited a book published by APSA, entitled Teaching Civic Engagement: From Student to Active Citizen, available at:
http://community.apsanet.org/TeachingCivicEngagement/Home/
APSA launched the book at its Teaching and Learning Conference in Long Beach,CA. They will also be having a rountable at the annual meeting in Chicago.
in collaboration with two of our faculty members (David Leblang and Sonal Pandya) was picked up by Slate and the Monkey Cage. The links are below:
Fourth-year Politics and History majors Kelly Clifton and Larry Buckner who received the Undergraduate Research Blue Ribbon Award from President Terry Sullivan in the Annual Presidential Research Poster Competition.
A 4th year Honors student, has been awarded one of only a dozen nationwide fellowships to do research at the Carnegie Endowment next year. Deborah Boucoyannis served as advisor for his Honors thesis.
The Graduate Council is now accepting submissions for the 8th Annual Politics Department Graduate Student Conference from all sub-fields. Proposals must include a cover page with your title, name, and the sub-field under which the paper falls. The text of the proposal should be a 250-500 word overview of your question/puzzle, argument, methods, and evidence in descending order of emphasis.
We are writing to alert you to some changes pending in our undergraduate major requirements. If you have already declared a major in the Politics Department, you may ignore this message.
Dr. Richard DeMartino, 1997 UVA Government Ph.D., has been appointed to the Simone Chair for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the Rochester Institute of Technology for a three-year renewable term starting in the academic year 2011-12.
Anna Jacobs, 23, is a 2010 graduate of U.Va.'s politics honors program, where she concentrated on foreign affairs and government, as well as studying French language and literature. She is researching sub-Saharan immigration into Morocco and the role that international organizations play in aiding immigrants, as well as the influence of international organizations on migration politics in the Maghreb region.
his article "Socializer or Signal? How Agency Accreditation Affects Organizational Culture" has been accepted by Public Administration Review.
his article "Socializer or Signal? How Agency Accreditation Affects Organizational Culture" has been accepted by Public Administration Review.
Greta Snyder's article, "Self-work and the Reproduction of Privilege: Reading Beloved against Antigone" is forthcoming in Polity.
Greta Snyder's article, "Self-work and the Reproduction of Privilege: Reading Beloved against Antigone" is forthcoming in Polity.
Graduate Student Greta Snyder's article, "Multivalent Recognition: Between Fixity and Fluidity in Identity Politics" is forthcoming in The Journal of Politics. Congratulations Greta!
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