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Adrien M. Ratsimbaharison 1600 Harden Street Columbia, SC 29204 (USA) Telephone Number: (803) 705-4315 E-Mail Address: Ratsimbaharisona@Benedict.Edu Adrien M. Ratsimbaharison 1600 Harden Street Columbia, SC 29204 (USA) Telephone number: (803) 705-4315 E-mail address: [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D., Political Science/ International Studies, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, 1999. Concentrations: International Relations, Comparative Politics, and International Organizations. Ph.D. Dissertation: The United Nations and Development: Explaining the Failure of the UN Development Programs for Africa in the 1980s and 1990s . Supervisor: Donald Puchala. Committee Members: Roger Coate, Janice Love and John McDermott. MA, History, University of Madagascar, Antananarivo (Madagascar), 1989. BA, History, University of Madagascar, Antananarivo (Madagascar), 1985. Relevant Trainings and Workshops: • Certificate of Knowledge in Online Teaching , awarded by MaxKnowledge, December 2010. This training included: o EL 101 Designing and Developing Online Courses o EL 102 Online Teaching Techniques o EL 104 Teaching and Organizing a Virtual Learning Environment • Certificate in Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) Assessment, awarded by Midlands Technical College Assessment Institute, July 15-16, 2010. This workshop included: o Overview of Student Learning Outcomes o ABC’s of Data Analysis • Certificate of Course Completion in Negotiation and Conflict Management , awarded by the United States Institute of Peace, August 2011. • Certificate of Course Completion in Conflict Analysis , awarded by the United States Institute of Peace, May 2008. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Current Position: • Associate Professor of Political Science , and Area Coordinator for Political Science , Department of Social Sciences and Criminal Justice, Benedict College, Columbia, SC. 2010 to present. Past Positions: • Associate Professor of Political Science and History, Coordinator , Department of Social Science, Allen University, Columbia, SC. 2006 to 2010. 1 • Adjunct Assistant Professor of History , Colorado Technical University Online, Colorado Springs, CO. 2010 to 2011. • Adjunct Assistant Professor of Political Science and History , Department of Social Sciences and Criminal Justice, Benedict College, Columbia, SC. 2006 to 2010. • Assistant Professor of Political Science and History, Department Chair , Department of Social Science, Allen University, Columbia, SC. 2001 to 2006. • Instructor of Political Science and History, Department of Social Science, Allen University, Columbia, SC. 1999 to 2002. UNIVERSITY SERVICES • Search Committee, Chair, Department of Social Science and Criminal Justice, Benedict College (Spring 2011). • Constitution Day Committee, Member, Department of Social Science and Criminal Justice, Benedict College (Fall 2010). • Library Committee, Chair, Allen University (2009-2010). • University Orientation Committee, Member, Allen University (1999-2010). • Technology Committee, Member, Allen University (1999-2010). • Curriculum Review Committee, Member, Allen University (1999-2010). • General Education Committee, Member, Allen University (1999-2010). • Social Science Advisor, Allen University (1999-2010). • Pre-Law Student Advisor, Allen University (2000-2010). COURSES TAUGHT • Introduction to Political Science, • Seminar in West African Studies, • American Government, • African American History, • International Relations, • History of Civilization, • Comparative Politics, • History of Africa, • The United States in World Politics, • U.S. History, • Reading in Political Science, • Principles of Geography, • Social Research, • World Regional Geography. • Social Science Senior Seminar, FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS AND HONORS • Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Presentation of “Effective Teaching Strategies Workshop,” Awarded by the Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, Columbia, SC, August 2011. • Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Commitment to Faculty Development 2010- 2011, Awarded by the Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, Columbia, SC, May 2011. 2 • Nominated in the " Who's Who Among America's Teachers ," 8th Edition, 2003-2004. • Fulbright Scholarship in International Studies (1992-1997). • Strom Thurmond Fellowship Award in International Relations (1997). • Member of the Sigma Iota Rho , National Honor Society in International Studies (1996). • Summer Workshop on Teaching About Terrorism (SWOTT) , University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, July 2006. • Summer Workshop on International Organizations Studies , Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS), Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Theme: “Global Governance and Globalization: The Changing Role of State and Non-State Actors.” July 1998. • African Development Dissertation Workshop Program , on the theme: "Post-Liberalization Development Strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa." A project of the Rockefeller Foundation, coordinated by the Institute of International Studies, University of California at Berkeley, held at the Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University, Providence, RI. April 1997. • African Development Dissertation Workshop Program , on the theme: "African Development: Prospects, Practices, and Policies." A project of the Rockefeller Foundation, coordinated by the Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley, CA, held at the Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley, CA. February 1997. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS • Web Seminar: New Ways to Teach History , Online seminar organized by Bedford/St. Martin’s publishers, March 28, 2012. • Workplace Harassment , Online course provided by the United Educators (www.ue.org), December 2011. • Taking Charge of Your Personal Health Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2011. • Creative Problem-Solving and Decision Making – A Fred Prior Seminar , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2011. • New Development in E360 , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2011. • Social and Collaborative Media in the Classroom: Threats and Opportunities , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2011. • Faculty Research and Grant Initiatives , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2011. • Evaluation Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, March 2011. • Committee on Misconduct in Science and Protection of Human Subject , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, January 2011. • New Faculty Institute , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • Smart Technology Training Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • Edvance 360 Training Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. 3 • Appreciative Advising Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • Better Safe Than Sorry Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • "Creating a Syllabus That Works!" Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • "Increasing Outcomes with Alternate Assessments Training" Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • "PLOs, SPOs, and SLOs: We Know What, They Know" Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • Law and Order Special Training Workshop , Center for Teaching and Learning, Benedict College, August 2010. • 21st Century Faculty Development Academy: Workshops on Teaching and Learning , State University of South Carolina, Orangeburg, South Carolina, June 1-3, 2009 and June 7-9, 2010. • Code of Ethics and Business Conduct , Colorado Technical University Online, November 2010. • Information Security - Data Protection Essentials , Colorado Technical University Online, November 2010. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS • American Political Science Association (APSA). • International Studies Association (ISA). • African Studies Association (ASA). RESEARCH INTERESTS • Democratization and Armed Conflicts in Post-Cold War Africa: The major objective of this research project is to analyze the conditions under which the transitions to democracy have been peaceful or conflict-ridden in the post-Cold War Africa. • Uncovering the Causal Mechanisms of Civil War in Post-Cold War Africa: The major objective of this research project is to analyze the national and international conditions that may have been favorable for the occurrence of civil wars, as well as the actions taken by national and international actors that may have contributed to their outbreak in the post-Cold War Africa. • The Challenges to Democratic Consolidation in Madagascar: An Actor-Focused Approach The major objective of this research project is to identify the main challenges or obstacles to democratic consolidation in a poor and divided society like Madagascar, which is in many ways a representative of many African countries. We believe that the identification of these challenges is crucial in order to help Madagascar and other African countries correct their failures to consolidate democracy. 4 PUBLICATIONS Book: 2003. The Failure of the United Nations Development Programs for Africa . University Press of America: Lanham, Maryland. Articles: 2011. “Greed and Civil War in Post-Cold War Africa: Revisiting The Greed Theory of Civil War,” African Security , Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 269-282. 2007. “Women’s Health in Post-Cold-War Africa: The Dramatic Effects of Poverty, HIV/AIDS and Armed Conflicts,” Asian Women , Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 7-20. 2005. “Political Parties
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