POLS 470: Surfing & the Law

New course will be taught by Professor Sada Andrews.

Political Struggle in Latin America: Seeking Change in a New Era of Globalization

Read about Professor Arceneaux's new book here!

Following the Path to Policy Change

Read Dr. Giordono's report here

Dr. Lee Epstein will be visiting from USC

Friday, February 10th from 3pm-5pm in Bldg. 180, Rm. 102

Open Forum on the Fellows Programs

Thursday, January 12 from 11am to 12:00pm Bldg. 186, Room C100

Presentation:

Professor Zhang will be presenting her most recent research at the University Salon (formerly Harvard Salon) this Saturday

Mock Trial Tournament

Our Mock Trial Team will host an on-campus tournament January 28-29

Annie applied her global perspective and political science skill set to exciting interdisciplinary problem-solving.

Update on Professor Latner

Professor Latner has served as an expert witness for plaintiffs in the state of Ohio contesting their biased state legislative maps.

POLS 430 for Winter 2023

How should we see disability? As being about bodies/minds that are not able to do certain things, or being fundamentally about the social response to body/mind differences.

Dr. Giordono’s Research is Focused on Public Policy Decisions

– How policy changes arise and how such changes impact individuals, families and communities – especially in the face of economic and climatic shifts.

Professor Arceneaux Takes Cal Poly Students to Study Abroad in Spain

Professor Arceneaux is also publishing a new book, Political Struggle in Latin America, which traces the struggles of marginalized groups in the region from the colonial period to today.