We are proud to announce our Outstanding Civic Engagement Project award winner, Alison McCartney at @TowsonU for her great work with Baltimore Public Schools and TU's Model UN Program.
https://t.co/9hNAMMG1HG
Congratulations to Alison McCartney!
Congratulations Charity Butcher, Tavishi Bhasin, Maia Carter Hallward, and Elizabeth Gordon for this excellent volume on political science pedagogy
https://t.co/aTsAPcJfMC
"While authoritarians remain extremely dangerous, they are not unbeatable"
Recent events in 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🇻🇪 & 🇮🇷 are exposing the limits of authoritarian regimes—but democratic alliances show strength & resilience.
👇Read the 50th edition of #FreedomInTheWorld
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Want to join the Pi Sigma Alpha editorial board? Applications are open for new members! Applications are due by 11:59 on March 31st, and the link to apply is in our bio! If you have any questions, you can reach us by email at [email protected]
Cochairing with John Ishiyama new Teaching & Learning "track" at International Political Science Association Congress in Buenos Aires. Theme: "Teaching Political Science in an Era of Disruption" Open panels due Nov 1, closed panels due Jan 18. Apply today! https://t.co/gH3WsD4h0v
Exit interview in @chicagotribune with @thisisUIC Prof Dick Simpson. Couldn’t agree more with his summation of a remarkable career: “I’ve always seen my role as primarily a teacher, even though I’ve been a political leader and an author.” https://t.co/vo2izX0jNp
Interesting panel at Teaching and Learning miniconference at APSA on a forthcoming book edited by Elizabeth Bennion Teaching Experimental Methods to Undergraduates. Good variety of authors and topics. Look for the book in summer 2023! #APSA2022