Department Chair

Joice Chang

Joice Chang

Professor & Chair

Law, policy, the environment, and research methods.

 

Office hours: MW 1-2pm or by appt.

Faculty

Stephanie Burkhalter

Stephanie Burkhalter

Professor

Democratic deliberation, citizen engagement, political communication, U.S. national politics (especially U.S. Congress), public policy, racial, gender and LGBTQIA inequality.

Office hours: M 3-5pm and by appointment

JD Garza

Internship Coordinator - Lecturer

Office hours:

Alison Holmes

Alison Holmes

Professor

Office hours: By appointment

Jared D. Larson

Jared D. Larson

Lecturer

International migration, the politics of (im)migration, Spanish and Portuguese politics, U.S. politics and foreign policy, religion and international politics, comparative politics, international relations and global governance, and interdisciplinary research methods (including in migration and Iberian Studies)

Office hours: By appt. via phone, Zoom, or Skype (Skype: jared.larson)

John Meyer

John Meyer

Professor

Political theory and ideas, environmental political theory, politics of sustainability, democratic theory, everyday politics, populism.

Ofc Hrs: TR 12:30-1:30 or sched a Zoom mting(W 1-2, F 12-1)

Tani Sebro

Tani Sebro

Associate Professor

Critical political theory, political ethnography, nationalism, migration, Southeast Asia (Myanmar and Thailand), everyday politics, humanitarianism.

Office hours: Book a time slot in my Appointment Calendar, or email for an appt.

Nicola Walters

Nicola Walters

Lecturer

Environmental Politics, Criminality and Delinquency, Social Movements, and Social Activism.

Office hours:  By appointment or via Canvas at set times, which I will post to Canvas

Noah Zerbe

Noah Zerbe

Professor

Food politics, alternative food systems, and political economy.

Office hours: Thursdays 9-11am and by appointment

Staff

Lori Cortez-Regan

Professional Advisor

Office hours: T 11am-12:30pm, R 2-3:30pm or by appt. 

Peggy  Stewart

Peggy Stewart

Administrative Support Coordinator II

Retired Faculty

J. Mark Baker

J. Mark Baker

Professor

Community-based natural resources management, socio-ecological impacts of hydropower development, community-forestry, water politics, political ecology, South Asia, North America.