The newest volume of The Midsouth Political Science Review (MPSR) is now available online. It is volume 20. For paid members of the Arkansas Political Science Association, a hard copy will be mailed to you as soon as it is available. The volume includes the following articles: Brendan Toner, Tara Schmutzler, Briana Kordsmeier, and Joshua L. Mitchell. “The Limits of Morality: Exploring the Diffusion of Eugenics Policies across the US States” Jason A. Husser, Carrie P. Eaves, and Kenneth E. Read More …
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Political Scientist news from around the state for Spring and Summer 2019
The items below are noticeable accomplishment of political science professors from around the state of Arkansas for the Summer and Spring 2019. Dr. Christopher Housenick — Associate Professor of Political Science at Arkansas State University — appeared on Arkansas Week with Steve Barnes (August 16, 2019), which aired on the Arkansas Educational Television Network. Among the topics discussed were the recent visits of Democratic presidential candidates Beto O’Rourke and Amy Klobuchar to the state, the ongoing controversy over the casino in Read More …
CFP for 2020 ArkPSA Meeting Published
The Call for Papers for the 2020 Arkansas Political Science Association meeting is posted online. The meeting will take place on March 6-7, 2020 at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, AR. To see the CFP, click here.
2019-2020 Faculty Directory Posted
The 2019-2020 Faculty Directory is now posted on the Membership page. It contains a list of names, degrees, affiliation, contact information, and research and teaching interests for full-time and contingent political science and public administration faculty throughout the state of Arkansas. Any needed changes or additions to this directory should be reported to ArkPSA Secretary Matt Evans at mevans8@nwacc.edu.
2019 ArkPSA Conference pictures
Arkansas State Senator Karen Flowers and ArkPSA Vice President Karen Sebold ArkPSA Keynote speaker and University of Arkansas professor of political science, Dr. Janine Parry ArkPSA Business Meeting
2019 Best Paper Awards
The following papers were given best paper awards; they were presented at the 2019 Arkansas Political Science Association meeting at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Best Undergraduate Paper — Hannah Burdette (Senior, Hendrix College), “Her Rights, Everyone’s Benefit: An Examination of Women’s Rights in the Global Economy”. Best Graduate Paper — Alexandra Johnson (MA Candidate, Political Science, University of Arkansas Fayetteville), ” Sex, Stress, and the Supreme Court: Verbal and Nonverbal Analysis of Supreme Court Nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh Read More …
2019 preliminary ArkPSA conference program now online
The preliminary program for the 2019 Arkansas Political Science Association meeting is now online. To check the program, please click on the following link. Further updates to the program will be posted to this web site when they become available.
New MPSR volume now online
The newest volume 19 of The Midsouth Political Science Review (MPSR) is now online. For paid members of the Arkansas Political Science Association, a hard copy will be mailed to you as soon as it is available. Over the past 10 years, MPSR has published over 60 articles representing all fields of the discipline of political science. Thank you and please consider MPSR for your future projects.
Best Paper Award at American Political Science Association Conference
Dr. Donald M. Gooch, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Stephen F. Austin State University and longtime member of ArkPSA, received the Best Paper Award from Political Science Education section of the American Political Science Association for his 2017 APSA conference paper entitled, “Structuring Civic Education: Assessing Civic Literacy Retention and Curricular Sequencing”.
Best Paper Awards for 2018 ArkPSA meeting
The following papers were given best paper awards for the 2018 ArkPSA meeting; the two day meeting was held at Arkansas State University in March 2-3, 2018. Best Undergraduate Paper C. Taylor Summerville, Arkansas Tech University, Pakistan-India Territorial Disputes: Why do the tensions persist? The Indian subcontinent, also known as South Asia, has long since been an epicenter of diversity in culture, religion, and language; however, with large amounts of diversity and the appeal of this region, there is bound Read More …