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Dr. Nancy Haanstad, Professor of Political Science and Department Chair Ph.D. University of Utah, 1984 Nancy Haanstad teaches the POLS International Politics courses and serves as coordinator for the new International Politics Minor. In addition, she is the campus advisor for the non-partisan human rights organization Amnesty International (1977 Nobel Peace Prize recipient) and the Model United Nations as well as a Board Member of the Tanner Center for the Non-Violent Advocacy for Human Rights at the University of Utah. |
| Office: SS288 Phone: (801) 626-6698 |
E-Mail: nhaanstad@weber.edu Website: http://faculty.weber.edu/nhaanstad |
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Dr. Robert Fudge, Associate Professor of Philosophy Ph.D. Syracuse University, 2001 Robert Fudge's teaching and research interests are in the areas of ethics and aesthetics, with a special interest in conceptions of dignity and Adam Smith's moral philosophy. His publications have appeared in several journals and edited collections. He also serves as the philosophy program advisor. |
| Office: SS262 Phone: (801) 626-7046 |
E-Mail: robertfudge@weber.edu Website: http://faculty.weber.edu/rfudge |
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Dr. Richard Greene, Professor of Philosophy Ph.D. The University of California, Santa Barbara, 1998 Richard Greene has published in numerous journals in the areas of epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics and has co-edited the volumes The Sopranos and Philosophy, The Undead and Philosophy, Quentin Tarantino and Philosophy, and the forthcoming His Dark Materials and Philosophy. |
| Office: SS264 Phone: (801) 626-7177 |
E-Mail: rgreene@weber.edu Website: http://faculty.weber.edu/rgreene |
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Dr. Gary Johnson, Associate Professor of Political Science Ph.D. University of Kansas, 2001 Dr Johnson has published in Public Administration Review, Journal of Urban Affairs, and the Municipal Finance Review. His co-authored book The Adapted City was published in 2003 by M.E. Sharpe. His research focuses on state and local government, public policy, and public administration. |
| Office: SS288 Phone: (801) 626-6697 |
E-Mail: garyjohnson@weber.edu Website: http://faculty.weber.edu/garyjohnson |
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Dr. Thomas Kuehls, Professor of Political Science Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1992 Thom Kuehls' area of specialization in political science is political theory. He is the author of Beyond Sovereign Territory: The Space of Ecopolitics, as well as several essays in edited collections. He is constantly working on his American Government, American Ideals (unpublished), which he uses in his American National Government courses, and he serves as the academic advisor for political science majors and minors. |
| Office: SS296 Phone: (801) 626-6696 |
E-Mail: tkuehls@weber.edu Website: http://www.weber.edu/tkuehls/ |
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Dr. Leah Murray, Associate Professor of Political Science Ph.D. University at Albany-SUNY, 2004 Leah Murray's primary research interests are in American politics: the presidency, Congress, elections and youth and politics. She teaches courses on all aspects of American politics, especially the national institutions, and serves as the department's internship supervisor. |
| Office: SS290 Phone: (801) 626-6668 |
E-Mail: lmurray@weber.edu Website: http://www.weber.edu/lmurray |
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Dr. Richard Price, Assistant Professor of Political Science Ph.D. Syracuse University, 2012 J.D. Roger Williams University School of Law, 2006 Richard Price’s research interests are broadly centered on the study of law and courts in American politics. His emphasis is on state courts and state constitutional law, focusing on the political and legal factors involved in the development and exercising of state court power. He teaches a number of law and courts courses including Constitutional Law I & II, Elements of Law, and the U.S. Supreme Court in American Politics. He is also the Department’s Pre-Law advisor. |
| Office: SS292 Phone: (801) 626-7554 |
E-Mail: richardprice@weber.edu Website: https://sites.google.com/site/richardspricewsu/ |
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Dr. T. Ramakrishna Reddy, Professor of Political Science Ph.D. University of Kentucky, 1966
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| Office: SS286 Phone: (801) 626-6674 |
E-Mail: trreddy@weber.edu Website: |
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Dr. Mary Beth Willard, Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ph.D. Yale University, 2009 Mary Beth Willard works in the areas of metaphysics, aesthetics, and early modern philosophy. Her teaching also extends to philosophy of western and eastern religion. |
| Office: SS Phone: (801) 626-6993 |
E-Mail: marybethwillard@weber.edu Website: |
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| Debbie Strait, Department Secretary |
Office: SS282 Phone: (801) 626-6694 E-Mail: debrastrait@weber.edu |
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