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DAHLONEGA FACULTY MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN GREAT DECISIONS LECTURE
Several members of the department’s faculty participated in the 2017 Great Decisions lecture series (presented by the Foreign Policy Association) sponsored by the University of North Georgia and the Forsyth…
WELCOME NEW FACULTY MEMBERS
The Political Science and International Affairs Department would like to welcome its six new faculty members. Dr. Scott Meachum ● Dr. Scott Meachum will be teaching pre-law and…
DR. DOUGLAS YOUNG HONORED BY STUDENTS ON THE GAINESVILLE CAMPUS
Dr. Douglas Young The student organization, STAT, Students Today – Alumni Tomorrow (formally the Student Alumni Association) honored Dr. Douglas Young last April at its annual Faculty/Staff Appreciation…
Dr. Kroh Presents Paper at European Studies Conference
Dr. Christopher Kroh presented his paper “Democracy in Crisis: Examining the Breakdown in Public Support for European Democratic Institutions” at the annual European Studies Conference hosted by the University…
PROFESSOR JOHN CSOMOR DIES AT 83
John F. Csomor, a member of North Georgia College’s political-science faculty from 1967 to 1996, died on January 2 at the age of 83. During almost all of Professor Csomor’s…
U.S PRESIDENTS ARE INCREASINGLY DEPENDENT ON PUBLIC APPROVAL, DR. CAVALLI REPORTS
The framers of the Constitution did not foresee the dependence of presidents on public approval, but that dependence now determines presidents’ success, Dr. Carl D. Cavalli, professor of political science…
PSIA FACULTY MEMBERS HONORED AT AWARD CEREMONIES
The Department of Political Science & International Affairs was well represented at the 2015 award ceremonies held at UNG campuses on October 28 and 30 and November 2 that recognized…
Dr. DOUGLAS YOUNG OFFERS HIS EXPERTISE THROUGHOUT THE REGION
Dr. Douglas Young, professor of political science, has been active in the larger community by sharing his expertise throughout the region. Young’s areas of expertise include politics, Georgia politics, and…
WELCOME NEW FACULTY
Dr. Hamid Serri, who has a specialty in security studies, will be teaching a variety of courses on the Dahlonega campus including “Global Issues” and “Comparative Security Issues.” Dr. Serri…
DR. LANCE BARDSLEY ATTENDS THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES (NEH) SUMMER INSTITUTE AT OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY
Dr. Lance Bardsley, associate professor of political science, was accepted for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Institute at Oklahoma University. His proposal, titled “Western Expansion and American…