Department of Political Science - School of Arts Sciences - University of Richmond

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Web Name: Department of Political Science - School of Arts Sciences - University of Richmond

WebSite: http://polisci.richmond.edu

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More search options and features available at https://directory.richmond.edu. The Department of Political Science offers students the opportunity to learn the critical thinking, analytical, and communicative skills needed for understanding how government and politics function in contemporary and historical contexts.Department Award WinnersCongratulations to this year's award winners:Albright Book Award: Meghann LewisAlbright Scholarship: Jackson Puckey, C.J. Slavin, Jamie Earls, Joanna Hejl, Chris Cassella, Rubble Kazi, and Monty ThorburnMay Evans Scholarship: Lindsey Emery, Lina Tori-Jan, and Camryn TravisRichmond Award: Claire Comey, Alicia Jiggetts, Meghann Lewis, and Samantha SchwartzkopfBest Paper in a Senior Seminar: Rob RyanFaculty Highlights Bowie Published Jennifer Bowie, associate professor of political science published Flowers v. Mississippi on Race in Jury Selection in SCOTUS 2019 Major Decisions and Developments of the US Supreme Court. 2020. (edited by David Klein and Morgan Marietta). Roof Awarded Tracy Roof, associate professor of political science, has been awarded $5,250 from Virginia Humanities and $1,220 from the Princeton University Library for her new book project exploring the history of food stamps in America. Read more. Datta Receives Grant Monti Narayan Datta, associate professor of political science, has received a $33,000 grant from The Achelis Bodman Foundation to further his research on modern slavery. Joireman and Stubblefield Published Sandra F. Joireman, Associate Provost for Faculty, Weinstein Chair of International Studies, and Professor of Political Science, and Emily Stubblefield '19 recently published Law, Violence and Property Expropriation in Syria: Impediments to Restitution and Return, Land. Bowie Published Jennifer Bowie has published Understanding the Determinants of Opinion Language Borrowing in State Courts in the United States, In Research Handbook on Law and Courts, edited by Lee Walker and Susan Sterett. (co-authored with Elisha Carol Savchak). Chen Published Dan Chen has published Bread and Circuses: Sports and Public Opinion in China in Journal of Experimental Political Science (with Andrew MacDonald). Joireman Published Laura Meitzner Yoder and Sandra F. Joireman recently published "Possession and precedence: Juxtaposing customary and legal events to establish land authority." Bowie Awarded Dr. Jennifer Bowie Awarded $144,651 from the National Science Foundation to explore the judicial interactions and relationship between lower court judges and their Supreme Court counterparts in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Joireman Published Sandra Joireman recently published "Do Economic Linkages through FDI Lead to Institutional Change? Assessing Outcomes in Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan" Scholarship Repository ReadershipThe University of Richmond's Scholarship Repository shares faculty publications with a world-wide audience. The map below shows where articles from political science faculty are being read around the globe. Political Science Feature Stories Connor Frascati, '20Recent graduate set to lead a platoon as a 2nd lieutenant in the military intelligence branch of the U.S. Army National Guard Lina Tori Jan, '20Afghan native works tirelessly in support of refugees and other marginalized people Sara Milano, '20An internship with the Orleans Public Defenders offers senior new insights into the criminal justice system Virginia General Assembly Internship ProgramProfessor Dan Palazzolo empowers students and future alumni to make a difference in Virginia government. Political Science Professor Awarded Nearly $145,000 to Study Judicial Decision MakingJennifer Bowie, associate professor of political science at the University of Richmond, has been awarded a grant by the National Science Foundation for nearly $145,000 to study judicial decision making. New Sabbatical Fellowship Program in the School of Arts & Sciences Building Community in A&S Young Black Artists Are More in Demand Than EverArtists describe the often invisible labor they take on to make it in an art world not built to accommodate them. The Arc of Justice InstituteThe Arc Bends Onward EnCompass Chile 2019: Challenges Facing Chile You came to see the future of the end of the world, remarked Dr. Luna of Universidad Cat lica at the end of his presentation. EnCompass Chile 2019: Museums and MemorializationToday we visited two museums to gain a deeper understanding of Chile's past and the brutality of the Pinochet regime. The first site was a former detention facility, which Pinochet used to torture political dissidents. It was both shocking and difficult to learn that many of the people who were brought to the detention center were people in their 20s. EnCompass Chile 2019: Meeting Notable Political FiguresToday we had a meeting with Sergio Bitar at the Rockefeller Ctr. Harvard. It was an honor for me to meet a former minister and senator. Sergio Bitar was the Mine Minister when he was detained as a prisoner of war and later exiled during the Pinochet regime. EnCompass Chile 2019: Packing and Travel ReflectionsThe night before the trip was nerve-wracking for me while I did my last-minute packing on the phone with my parents. I was telling them how exhausted I had been from my week and how I was unsure of what to expect when traveling to another country I had never been to with an unfamiliar group of students. New Study Abroad Program at University of Richmond Aims to Increase Accessibility to International TravelSpring Break will launch a new pilot program at the University of Richmond that aims to overcome the obstacles preventing students from participating in study abroad opportunities. University of Richmond Political Science Professor Jenny Pribble Awarded $20,000 Grant for Latin American Politics ProjectJenny Pribble, associate professor of political science and global studies at the University of Richmond, is among eight scholars awarded $20,000 from the University of Costa Rica for a project that will advance research on Latin American social policy. On deadline.In May, business journalist Mohammed Hadi, 98, landed a plum assignment: news director of The New York Times Business Day section. Read his story. Virginia General Assembly InternshipRegistration GuideStudent OrganizationsMock Trial and Pi Sigma AlphaWhere are they now? Alumni accomplishmentsResourcesCenter for Civic EngagementTC Williams School of LawLibrary Research GuideRVAGOVOffice of SustainabilityContact UsMailing Address: Department of Political Science 202 Weinstein Hall 231 Richmond Way University of Richmond, VA 23173Phone: (804) 289-8529 Fax: (804) 287-6833Department Chair: Dr. Richard DaggerAdministrative Coordinator: Marielle Jones

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