Dr. Scott Cook, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Texas A&M University, and Dr. Mikyoung Jun, Professor of Statistics at Texas A&M University, were recently awarded a multi-year research grant from the National Science Foundation to analyze patterns of terrorism. The $315,999 grant (DMS-1925119) is funded by the Algorithms for Threat (ATD) program, a partnership […]
Department of Political Science News
New Edition of Professor George Edwards’ “Why the Electoral College Is Bad for America” published
Yale University Press has published the third edition of George C. Edwards III, Why the Electoral College Is Bad for America. Dr. Edwards is a Distinguished Professor and Jordan Chair Emeritus and Distinguished Fellow at the University of Oxford. The author or editor of 26 books, he is one of the nation’s premier scholars of the […]
Political science professor named Fulbright Scholar
By Alix Poth ’18 Quan Li, Cornerstone Fellow and professor in the Department of Political Science, received the Fulbright U.S. Senior Scholar Award for the 2019-2020 academic year. This award allows Li to travel to Spain for research and teaching at the Universidad Europea de Madrid as part of the Teaching and Researching International Relations or International […]
Former Student Spotlight: The Misadventures of Margo Marie
Margo DeKoch, a political science graduate from Texas A&M, is already a published author and known philanthropist in her local community in south Texas. The twist? She graduated last year.
We Are Political Science: Politics, preparation, and Potomac Summer Institute
By Alix Poth ’18 The next generation of our nation’s leaders aren’t only built inside a classroom; rather, they’re established as they gain hands-on experience of what leadership actually looks like. The Potomac Summer Institute (PSI) has positioned itself to provide that exact encounter for Aggies who are ready to become leaders in Washington D.C. Joseph Ura, […]
Dr. Perry Recipient of the College of Liberal Arts ACI Award
Dr. Perry has been named one of the recipients of the College of Liberal Arts’ “Achievements in Climate and Inclusion” (ACI) Award. Dr. Perry is an Instructional Assistant Professor in the Political Science department at Texas A&M University. The ACI awards acknowledge faculty members in honor of their demonstrated commitment and service activities designed to […]
Dr. Whitten Awarded the 2019 Distinguished Award for Graduate Mentoring
Dr. Guy D. Whitten was awarded the 2019 Distinguished Achievement Award for Graduate Mentoring. Dr. Whitten is currently the Acting Department Head of the Political Science Department at Texas A&M University. Dr. Whitten’s primary research and teaching interests are mass political economy, comparative politics, and political methodology. The 2019 Distinguished Achievement Awards will be formally […]
Roblyer Awarded the 2019 Partners in Learning Award of Excellence
Dr. Roblyer has been awarded the 2019 Partners in Learning Award of Excellence, as part of the Accountability, Climate, and Equity (ACE) Awards. He is currently a Lecturer at Texas A&M University Department of Political Science, teaching classes for students with diverse majors from engineering to sociology. He received the award during the 2019 ACE Awards […]
Diego von Vacano to Speak at Duke Kunshan University in China
Prof Diego von Vacano has been invited to Duke Kunshan University in China to give a keynote and participate in a workshop on Comparative Political Theory on April 20, 2019. He is an Associate Professor in the Political Science Department at Texas A&M University and was the recipient of a 2018 “Texas A&M Chancellor and […]
Aggie advisors to serve in statewide advising network
By Hannah Falcon ‘21 Two College of Liberal Arts academic advisors, Rachel Nemets of the Department of Political Science and Valerie Wilson of the Department of Communication, have been elected into executive positions for the Texas Academic Advising Network (TEXAAN). After their annual conference in March, Nemets began serving in her new position as president elect, and Wilson began […]
