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Heath Fogg Davis, Professor of political science at Temple University, will speak on Monday, March 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Athena Theater on Court Street. His talk will focus on his new book Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter. Published by NYU Press in 2017, Beyond Trans “provides […]

Join the Center for Law, Justice & Culture for the book launch of LGBTQ Politics: A Critical Reader on Tuesday March 6 from 4:30 to 6 p,m, in Baker 231. This new book from Dr. Susan Burgess, Professor of Political Science, brings together a series of essays on queer politics. LGBTQ Politics: A […]

Dr. Susan Burgess, Professor of Political Science, recently published her new book LGBTQ Politics: A Critical Reader, a collection of essays from thirty people who study LGBTQ issues in politics. “How have people gone about that and how has it changed what we assumed we knew in political science?” said […]

Dr. Susan Burgess, Professor of Political Science, is teaching a class on LGBTQ Politics, POLS 4190 in Spring 2018.  The class is inspired by a recent book by Burgess and her colleagues called “LGBTQ Politics: A Critical Reader.” This book will be the main text of the class, and also […]

Thirteen faculty members from the Political Science Department were recognized at the third annual OHIO Faculty Newsmakers Gala. Seven members of the department received Keystroke Catalyst Awards for contributions to media reports connected to the Associated Press’ “Top 10 Stories of 2016.” Ohio University community members came together on October […]

From Compass Photos by Ben Siegel Quoted in media around the world during and after the presidential election, Dr. Katherine Jellison was named Ohio University’s top faculty newsmaker of 2016. A professor of history, chair of the Department of History and a three-time Keystroke Catalyst Award winner, Jellison is a […]

A new book from Dr. Susan Burgess, Professor of Political Science, brings together a series of essays on queer politics. LGBTQ Politics: A Critical Reader, co-edited with Marla Brettschneider (University of New Hampshire) and Christine Keating (University of Washington), is available from NYU Press. The advance of civil rights for […]