The Department of Political Science has completed its recruitment for the faculty line in Urban Politics and is pleased to announce that Amber Wichowsky (ABD, UW-Madison) will join the department in the fall of 2010. Read more.
The Department of Political Science has completed its recruitment for the faculty line in International Security and is pleased to announce that Dr. Risa Brooks (Ph.D., UC-San Diego) will join the department during the 2010-11 academic year. Dr. Brooks is currently an assistant professor at Northwestern University. Read more.
With the support of the Atlantic Council of the United States, the Center for Transnational Justice, and the Department of Political Science, Samantha Whaley (International Affairs major, class of 2011) participated as a Youth Delegate at the 55th Annual General Assembly of the Atlantic Treaty Association in Kiev, Ukraine. Read more.
On Thursday, April 8th, the Graduate School will host its annual spring Open House. Representatives from various graduate programs will attend, including a representative for the Political Science and International Affairs M.A. programs. The event will take place in the Alumni Memorial Union starting at 5:00 p.m. For those interested in a campus tour, a guided tour will be available at 4:00. To ensure a place for you at the event, please RSVP online at http://www.marquette.edu/grad/open_oh111308.shtml by Tuesday, April 6th.
High school sophomores and juniors who are in the early stages of their college search or are otherwise interested in information about Marquette University are invited, along with their parents, to an Open House on April 11th and 17th. Information on the Open House is available at:
http://www.mu.edu/student/ugrad/jrsopenhouse.shtml
Prospective undergraduates interested in majoring in Political Science or International Affairs are welcome to contact the Department of Political Science to arrange a meeting with a member of the Department's faculty to discuss the majors in detail.
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