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Dr. Mary Jo McGowan spoke on “Women as Candidates for Political Office” to the League of Women Voters
Dr. Mary Jo McGowan spoke on “Women as Candidates for Political Office” to the League of Women Voters on Tuesday, November 14. Dr. McGowan’s book, “Campaign Finance Complexity: Before Campaigning Retain an Attorney,” was published in 2018. Among her many accomplishments, Dr. McGowan was appointed a Republican Presidential Elector in 2012. She worked as a […]
Professor Martha Kropf, as a member, participated in the launching of the Commission on the Future of Elections at Catawba College
Professor Martha Kropf, as a member, participated in the launching of the Commission on the Future of Elections at Catawba College
Congratulations to Joanne Carman, a selected Gambrell Faculty Fellow to study critical community issues.
Congratulations to Joanne Carman, a selected Gambrell Faculty Fellow to study critical community issues. Two University of North Carolina at Charlotte professors, Dr. Kristen Beach, an Associate Professor of Special Education in the Cato College of Education, and Dr. Joanne Carman, a Professor for Political Science and Public Administration, will study “Bouncing Back from COVID […]
Brittany Haupt, Ph.D. and Lauren Azevedo, Ph.D., won the Network of School of Public Policy, Affairs and Administration’s Outstanding Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award.
Brittany “Brie” Haupt, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness Department at Virginia Commonwealth University, and Lauren Azevedo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, won the Network of School of Public Policy, Affairs and Administration’s Outstanding […]
Dr. James W. Douglas presented “Do U.S. State Balanced Budgeting Practices Make Sense? Alternatives from the Eurozone.”
Dr. James W. Douglas, Professor of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, presented “Do U.S. State Balanced Budgeting Practices Make Sense? Alternatives from the Eurozone,” a co-authored research paper with Dr. Ringa Raudla, Professor of Public Finance and Governance & Director of PhD Program in Public […]
We welcome sharing the recent publication, “Are public spaces welcoming to all? A conjoint experiment on cultural representation and inclusionary practices in museums.”
We welcome sharing the recent publication, “Are public spaces welcoming to all? A conjoint experiment on cultural representation and inclusionary practices in museums,” by Dr. Zachary Mohr (School of Public Affairs and Public Administration of the University of Kansas), Ms. Alexandra Olivares (The Mint Museum of Charlotte, NC), and Dr. Jaclyn Piatak (Department of Political […]
Two Commencement Marshals from Political Science and Public Administration at UNC Charlotte
Dr. Eric Heberlig and Dr. Joshua Miller were Commencement Marshals for Spring 2023. Pictured is Dr. Heberlig.
Celebrating the new book, Prenatal Genetic Testing, Abortion, and Disability Justice (Oxford University Press, 2023), written by Dr. Amber Knight and Dr. Joshua Miller.
The book received Honorable Mention of the 2023 2023 Alison Piepmeier Book Prize National Women’s Studies Association’s 2023 Alison Piepmeier Book Prize review committee.
Dr. Beth Elise Whitaker, Professor of the Department of Political S and Public Administration at UNC Charlotte, joined Queen City News Now to talk about the violence in Sudan and China’s rising influence in Africa.
Queen City News: Violence in Sudan and China’s rising influence in Africa
CMS School Board Race and Voters to the Polls
CMS School Board Race and Voters to the Polls