Altman, Gavro
Ph.D., University of Belgrade;
Professor of Political Science (1992)
x22962, FD 201
ALTMANG

Courses:

The World's Political Systems; International Relations;  The Crisis in the Balkins; Southeast Asia; Russia and Eastern Europe.   International Studies:  Conflict and Conflict Management in South and East Asia; Global Diversity and Integration.

Brown-Foster, Walton
Ph.D., University of Michigan;
Professor of Political Science (1984)
x22961, FD 015
BROWNW    Homepage

Courses:

The World's Political Systems; Conduct of American Foreign Policy; Interntional Relations; Conflict and Negotiation; Government and Politics of Latin America; Government and Politics of Africa.

Duquette, Jerold J.
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts/Amherst
Assistant Professor of Political Science (2000)
x22964, FD015
DUQUETTEJ

Courses:

American National Government; American State and Local Government; Public Administration; The Budgetary Process.

El-Eid, Ghassan--Chairman
Ph.D., University of Nebraska;
Associate Professor of Political Science (1989)
x22963, FD 015
ELEID

Courses:

International Law; International Organizations; Middle East Politics; Comparative Politics.

Moran, Antonia
J.D., University of Connecticut Law School;
Associate Professor of Political Science (1988)
x22793, FD 015
MORANA

Courses:

American National Goverenmentt.; American State and Local Government.; Constitutional Law; Budgetary Processes; Civil Liberties; Administrative Law; Women and American Law; Government Internships.

Petterson, Paul
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, Amherst;
Assistant Professor of Political Science (1995)
x22969, FD 015
PETTERSONP

Courses:

The World's Political Systems; American National Government; The American Presidency; Asian Politics; Western European Governments; Political Leadership.

Smith, Alan
Ph.D., Yale University
Associate Professor of Political Science (1981)
x22965, FD 015
SMITHAG

Courses:

Political Theory; World Political Systems; Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Political Thought, American Political Thought.

Triebwasser, Marc A.
Ph.D. (Politics), New York University
M.A. (Physics), The City College of New York
Professor of Political Science (1979);
Director, Internet & Multimedia Studies
x22970, FD 010
TRIEBWASSER

Courses:

American National Government; The Legislative Process; American Parties and Interest Groups; The Interpretation of Political Data; Cyberspace & Media Politics; Government, Business, and Public Policy; Urban Politics.     Internet & Multimedia Studies: Introduction to Cyberspace; Multimedia Computing.