BOREN,
DAVID L. Professor. President of the University of Oklahoma. Former
United States Senator, Former Governor of Oklahoma. FIELD: American
Politics.
COPELAND, GARY W. (Ph.D.,
University of Iowa, 1979) Professor. FIELDS: American Politics,
Institutions, Processes and Political Behavior, Public Policy,
Comparative Politics, Methods and Techniques of Research.
ELLIS, MARGARET E. (Ph.D.,
University of Texas at Dallas, 1995). Assistant Professor. FIELDS:
American Politics, Constitutional Law, Civil Liberties, Judicial
Process, Judicial Politics, Public Policy, Minority Politics, Women in
the Judiciary.
ELLIOT-TEAGUE, GINGER.(Ph.D., Indiana University, 2007). Assistant Professor. FIELDS: Public Administration.
FRANKLIN, AIMEE L. (Ph.D.
State University of New York at Albany, 1996) Associate Professor and
Director of Graduate Studies. FIELDS: Public Administration, Public
Policy, Strategic Planning, Budgeting, Evaluation, Performance
Measurement, Ethics.
GADDIE, RONALD KEITH. (Ph.D.,
The University of Georgia, 1993) Professor. FIELDS: American Politics,
Elections and Electoral Behavior, Southern Politics, Redistricting,
Representation, Environmental Politics.
GIVEL, MICHAEL (Ph.D.,
University of California, Riverside, 1988) Associate Professor. FIELDS:
Health Policy, Tobacco Policy, Public Policy, Social Movements, Urban
Politics.
GOODE, PAUL (Ph.D, University
of Oxford, 2005) Assistant Professor. FIELDS: Russian and East European
Politics.
HAVERCROFT, JONATHAN (Ph.D. University of Minnesota, 2006) Associate Professor. FIELDS: Political Philosophy, Political Theory.
HEINZE, ERIC A. (Ph.D.,
University of Nebraska, 2005). Assistant Professor. FIELDS:
International Relations, International Law and Organizations,
International Human Rights, Conflict Studies, Foreign Policy,
International Ethics.
HERTZKE, ALLEN D. (Ph.D.,
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1986) Professor and Director,
Religious Studies Program. FIELDS: American Politics, Congressional
Studies, Religion and Politics, Political Theory.
HICKLIN, ALISA (Ph.D., Texas
A&M University, expected August 2006) Assistant Professor. FIELDS:
Public Management, Public Administration, Public Policy, Policy
Analysis, Organization Theory, Politics and the Bureaucracy, Race and
Public Policy.
JAMES, THOMAS E. (Ph.D., Ohio
State University, 1976) Associate Professor and Director, Institute for
Public Affairs. FIELDS: Program Evaluation, Public Policy Analysis,
Measurement and Analysis.
JENKINS-SMITH, HANK (Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1985) Professor. FIELDS: Public Policy, Policy Analysis, Anti-Terrorism Policy, Environmental Policy, Risk Management.
KENNEY, CHARLES D. (Ph.D.,
University of Notre Dame, 1998) Associate Professor. FIELDS:
Comparative Politics, Democratization, Latin American Politics,
Politics in Developing Countries, Democratic Theory,
Executive-Legislative Relations, Political Parties, Electoral Systems,
Political Violence.
KRUTZ, GLEN S. (Ph.D., Texas
A&M University, 1999) Associate Professor and Associate Director,
Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center. FIELDS:
Congress, Public Policy and Administration, Agenda Setting, Government
Budgeting, Political Institutions, Environmental Policy, Institutional
Change, Presidential-Congressional Relations, Political Parties,
Interest Groups, Budgeting Politics and Process.
LAMOTHE, MEEYOUNG (Ph.D.,
Florida State University, 2000) Assistant Professor. FIELDS: Public
Administration, Public Policy. Agenda Setting. Organizations.
LAMOTHE, SCOTT (Ph.D., Florida State University, 2000) Assistant Professor. FIELDS: Public Policy.
MALETZ, DONALD J. (Ph.D.,
Cornell University, 1976) Professor. FIELDS: Political Theory, American
Politics, Governmental and Administrative Ethics.
MILLER, GREG. (Ph.D., Ohio
State University, 2004) Assistant Professor. FIELDS: International
Security, Political Violence, Terrorism.
PERKINS, EDWARD J. (D.P.A.,
University of Southern California) Professor and William J. Crowe Chair
in Geopolitics; Executive Director, International Programs Center.
Former American Ambassador to Australia, South Africa, and Liberia.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and Representative on the
U.N. Security Council. FIELDS: International Relations, American
Foreign Policy.
PETERS, RONALD M. (Ph.D.,
Indiana University, 1974) Regents Professor. FIELDS: Political Theory;
American Government.
RAADSCHELDERS, JOS C.
N. (Ph.D., University of Leiden, Netherlands, 1990) Professor and Henry
Bellmon Chair of Public Service. Managing Editor, Public Administration
Review. FIELDS: Comparative Administrative Systems, Administrative
History, Discipline of Public Administration, Administrative Ethics and
Culture.
RAY, DAVID H. (Ph.D., Stanford
University, 1978) Associate Professor. FIELDS: American Government,
Developing Nations, State Politics.
ROSENTHAL, CINDY SIMON.
(Ph.D., University of Oklahoma, 1995) Associate Professor and Director,
Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center. FIELDS: Public
Policy and Inequality; Women and Politics, State Government and
Intergovernmental Relations, Legislative Behavior, Leadership in the
Public Sector, Race and Gender Inequality.
RUSSELL, GREGORY T. (Ph.D.,
Louisiana State University, 1985) Associate Professor and Chair,
Department of Political Science. Director, Programs in Public
Administration. FIELDS: International Relations, American Foreign
Policy, Political Philosophy, International and Political Ethics,
Intervention in the American Diplomatic Tradition, Theories of Power
and the National Interest.
SILVA, CAROL L. ( Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1998) Associate Professor. FIELDS: Public Policy, Environmental Policy, Risk Analysis, Gender and Risk Perception, Comparative Public Policy.
SMITH, MITCHELL P. (Ph.D.,
Princeton, 1993) Associate Professor. FIELDS: Comparative Politics,
International Political Economy, Political Economy of European
Integration.
SZYMANSKI, ANN-MARIE.
(Ph.D., Cornell University, 1997) Associate Professor. FIELDS: American
Politics Interest Groups and Social Movements, American Political
Thought, The Presidency, Religion and Politics.
WERT, JUSTIN J. (Ph.D.,
University of Pennsylvania, 2005) Assistant Professor. FIELDS:
Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, American Political Development,
American Political Thought.
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