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Martha Kropf and Regina Branton, professors in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, assembled a team to conduct exit polling when early voting began on Oct. 17. Their aim has been to learn about the voters’ levels of property damage from the hurricane, the difficulty they faced in traveling to and finding their polling […]
Congratulations to the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at UNC Charlotte! Its online BA degree program in Political Science has been ranked in the top four nationally by Forbes! Forbes specifically mentioned the program’s flexibility, low cost, and accessibility to nontraditional students. The ranking emphasized the program’s offering of “standard political science courses” […]
Dr. Amber Knight, Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Administration, will lead an online book discussion of Margaret Price’s new book, “Crip Spacetime: Access, Failure, and Accountability in Academic Life.” The discussion will focus on disability studies’ applications in political science. Day/Date/Time: Friday, November 15, 3:00 – 4:30 PM Location: Online Cost: Free To […]
Verbatim pdf of article provided by the reporter. Does Trump or Harris have an Electoral College Advantage? What political experts say… Polls show the presidential race is tightening toward a possible toss-up, but how close is it actually? The answer, to a large extent, will depend on which candidate has an advantage in the Electoral […]
Admitted Students Day for Political Science and Public Administration
As an AIM-AHEAD National Institutes of Health grant recipient, Department Chair Cheryl Brown participated in the Duke University “Symposium on Fostering AI/ML Research for Health Equity and Learning Transformation (FAIR HEALTH™),” March 13 – 14, 2024. Research assistant, Taniyah Pruitt, and former Political Science major from Dr. Brown’s Artificial Intelligence and Global Power course, Amaya […]