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POLITICAL SCIENCE IN N.C. Following is a list of political science contact information at four-year institutions in North Carolina. This list was updated in the spring of 2020. If there are any errors, additions, omissions, etc., please forward to Jody Baumgartner (baumgartnerjo [at] ecu.edu). Appalachian State University Department of Government and Justice Studies https://gjs.appstate.edu/ 352 Anne Belk Hall 224 Joyce Lawrence Lane ASU Box 32107 Boone, NC 28608 Contact: Phillip Ardoin Phone: 828.262.7187 Email: ardoinpj [at] appstate.edu Barton College Political Science https://www.barton.edu/academics/programs/political-science/ PO Box 5000 Wilson 27893 Contact: Jim Clark Phone: 252.399.6450 Email: jclark [at] barton.edu Belmont Abbey College Government and Political Philosophy https://www.belmontabbeycollege.edu/academics/academic-programs/government-and-political- philosophy/ Contact: Travis Cook Phone: 704.461.5022 Email: traviscook [at] bac.edu Bennett College Department Political Science and Sociology http://www.bennett.edu/academics/academic-programs/arts-sciences/ Contact: Gwendolyn McLaughlin Bookman Phone: 336.517.2106 Email: gbookman [at] bennett.edu Brevard College Social Science Studies https://brevard.edu/social-science-studies/ (No political science department/faculty on website (only social science studies)) Campbell University Department Political Science https://cas.campbell.edu/academic-programs/political-science/ PO Box 356 Buies Creek, NC 27506 Contact: David Thornton Phone: 910.893.1480 Email: thornton [at] campbell.edu Catawba College Department of Politics https://catawba.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/politics/ Contact: J. Michael Bitzer Phone: 704.637.4117 Email: jmbitzer [at] catawba.edu East Carolina University Department of Political Science Brewster A-124 East Carolina Univ. Greenville 27858 Contact: Jody Baumgartner Phone: 252.328.2843 Email: baumgartnerjo [at] ecu.edu Elizabeth City State University Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences https://www.ecsu.edu/academics/department/social-and-behavioral-sciences/index.html Phone: 252.335.3974 Email: bjnorman [at] ecsu.edu Elon University Department of Political Science and Policy Studies https://www.elon.edu/u/academics/arts-and-sciences/political-science/political-science-program/ Contact: Sean Giovanello Phone: 336.278.5901 Email: sgiovanello [at] elon.edu Fayetteville State University Department of Intelligence Studies, Geospatial Science, Political Science and History (ISGPH) https://www.uncfsu.edu/academics/colleges-schools-and-departments/college-of-humanities-and- social-sciences/department-of-intelligence-studies-geospatial-science-political-science-and-history Contact: Linda Tomlinson Phone 910.672.1556 Email: ltomlins [at] uncfsu.edu Gardner Webb University Department of Social Sciences https://gardner-webb.edu/academic-programs-and-resources/colleges-and-schools/arts-and- sciences/schools-and-departments/social-sciences/index 110 S. Main St., P.O. Box 997, Boiling Springs, NC 28017 Contact: Joseph Moore Phone: 704.406.4468 Greensboro College Department of Political Science and Legal Administration https://greensboro.edu/academics/school-of-social-sciences-education/department-of-political-science/ Email: archibongv [at] greensboro.edu Guilford College Department of Political Science https://www.guilford.edu/political-science-department Contact: Frank Boyd 336.316.2205 High Point University Department of Political Science http://www.highpoint.edu/politicalscience/ One University Parkway, Highpoint 27268 Contact: Martin J. Kifer Phone: 336.841.9333 Email: mkifer [at] highpoint.edu Johnson C. Smith University Department of Political Science https://www.jcsu.edu/academics/political_science Contact: Terza Lima-Neves Phone: 704.378.1095 Email: tlneves [at] jcsu.edu Lees-Mcrae College Department of History https://www.lmc.edu/academics/programs/history/index.htm (No political science department/faculty on website) Lenoir-Rhyne University Department of Political Science https://www.lr.edu/political-science-degree 625 7th Ave NE, Hickory, NC 28601 Contact: Joseph Mancos Phone: 828.328.7216 Email: Joseph.Mancos [at] lr.edu Livingstone College Dept of History and Political Science http://thisislivingstone.com/academics/Div.-of-liberal-arts/ Contact: M.J. Simms-Maddox Phone: 704.216.6000 Ext. 6174 Mars Hill University Department of Social Sciences https://www.mhu.edu/academics/majors-and-minors/department-social-sciences/ P.O. Box 370 100 Athletic Street Contact: Heather Hawn Phone: 828.689.1335 Email: hhawn [at] mhu.edu Methodist University https://www.methodist.edu/political-science/ Dept Political Science Contact: Andrew Ziegler Phone: 910.630.7488 Email: aziegler [at] methodist.edu Montreat College American Studies https://www.montreat.edu/academics/undergraduate/american-studies/ (No faculty for American Studies department could be found) North Carolina A&T State University Department of History and Political Science https://www.ncat.edu/cahss/departments/history-and-political-science/index.php 324 Gibbs Hall 1601 E. Market St Greensboro, NC 27411 Contact: Arwin D. Smallwood Email: asmallwo [at] ncat.edu North Carolina Central University Department of Humanities and Social Sciences https://www.nccu.edu/cbss/political-science Contaact: Emmanuel O Oritsejafor Phone: 919.530.7349 Email: eoritsejafor [at] nccu.edu North Carolina State University School of Public and International Affairs https://spia.ncsu.edu/undergraduate/political_science.php 211 Caldwell Hall Campus Box 8102 Raleigh, NC 27695-8102 Contact: Michael John Struett Phone: 919.515.5034 Email: mjstruet [at] ncsu.edu North Carolina Wesleyan College Department of Political Science https://ncwc.edu/academics/majors-minors/political-science/ Contact: Young Hun Kim Phone: 252.985.5118 Email: ykim [at] ncwc.edu William Peace University Department of Culture & History & Politics https://www.peace.edu/political-science-major/ Contact: Elizabeth Kusko Phone: 919.508.2744 Email: Elizabeth.kusko [at] peace.edu Pfeiffer University Division of Arts and Sciences http://www.pfeiffer.edu/academics/Div.s/Div.-arts-sciences P.O. Box 960 Misenheimer, NC 28109-0960 Contact: Marilyn Sutton-Haywood Email: marilyn.sutton-haywood [at] pfeiffer.edu Queens University of Charlotte Department of International Studies and Sociology https://www.queens.edu/academics/majors-minors-programs/political-science-ba.html 1900 Selwyn Ave, Charlotte, NC 28274 Contact: Margaret Commins Phone: 704-337-2573 Email: comminsm [at] queens.edu St. Andrews University Division of Liberal and Creative Arts https://www.sa.edu/academics/programs-majors/Div.-of-liberal-creative-arts/politics/ Contact: Larry Schulz Phone: 910.277.5327 Email: les [at] sa.edu St. Augustine University Department of Social Sciences https://www.st-aug.edu/academics/school-humanities-education-social-behavioral- sciences/department-social-sciences/ 1315 Oakwood Avenue Raleigh, NC 27610-2298 Contact: Hasan Crockett Phone: 919.516.4295 Email: hcrockett [at] st-aug.edu Salem College Department of History and Political Science https://www.salem.edu/department/history-and-political-science Contact: Nora Doyle Phone: 336.917.5494 Email: nora.doyle [at] salem.edu Shaw University Department of Social Work, Sociology, and Justice Studies https://www.shawu.edu/Academics/Departments/JSSSW/Political_Science/ Contact: Norman Jurley Phone: 919.546.8387 Email: nhurley [at] shawu.edu University of North Carolina Asheville Department of Political Science https://www.unca.edu/programs/political-science/ 208 Zageir Hall, CPO 1940 One University Heights Asheville, NC 28804 Contact: Linda Cornett Phone: 828.251.6974 Email: lcornett [at] unca.edu University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Department of Political Science https://politicalscience.unc.edu/ Contact: Mark Crescenzi Phone: 919.962.0401 Email: crescenzi [at] unc.edu University of North Carolina Charlotte Department of Political Science and Public Administration https://catalog.uncc.edu/preview_entity.php?catoid=25&ent_oid=1274 Fretwell 435E Contact: Cheryl L. Brown Phone: 704.687.7574 Email: cbrown [at] uncc.edu University of North Carolina Greensboro Department of Political Science https://psc.uncg.edu/ 324 Curry Building PO Box 26170 | Greensboro, NC 27402-6170 Contact: Hunter Bacot Email: ahbacot [at] uncg.edu University of North Carolina Pembroke Department of Political Science and Public Administration https://www.uncp.edu/departments/political-science-and-public-administration Contact: Emily Neff-Sharum Phone: 910.775.4409 Email: emily.neffsharum [at] uncp.edu University of North Carolina Wilmington Department of Public and International Affairs https://uncw.edu/pia/about/index.html 601 S. College Road, Wilmington NC 28403 Contact: Raymonde Kleinberg Phone: 910.962.4254 Email: kleinbergr [at] uncw.edu Wake Forest University Department of Politics and International studies http://politics.wfu.edu/ Kirby Hall 314A P.O. Box 7568 Winston-Salem, NC 27109 Contact: Peter Siavelis Phone: 336.758.5451 Email: siavelpm [at] wfu.edu Warren Wilson College Department of History and Political Science https://www.warren-wilson.edu/programs/history-political-science/ PO Box 9000 Contact: Christine Bricker Email: cbricker [at] warren-wilson.edu Western Carolina University Department of Political Science and Public Affairs https://www.wcu.edu/learn/departments-schools-colleges/cas/social- sciences/poliscipublicaffairs/index.aspx Contact: Chris Cooper Phone: 828.227.7475 Email: ccooper [at] email.wcu.edu Wingate University Department of Social Sciences https://www.wingate.edu/academics/undergraduate/political-science 315 E. Wilson St Wingate, NC 28174 Contact: Joseph Ellis Phone: 704.233.8081 Email: jhastings [at] wingate.edu Winston-Salem State University Department of History, Politics, and Social Justice https://www.wssu.edu/academics/colleges-and-departments/college-of-arts-sciences-business- education/social-sciences/department-of-history,-politics-and-social-justice.html 216 Coltrane 601 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27110 Contact: Guy Martin Phone: 336.750.3228 Email: martingu [at] wssu.edu .
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