Courses Taught:

Spring 1998

• Government 747 - "Seminar in Legislation and Lobbying"
• Government 773 - "Ethical Issues in Politics"

Summer II 1998

• Government 354/654 -- "New Directions in Electoral Politics"

Fall 1998

• Government 347 -- "Legislative Politics" (under construction)
• Government 473 -- American Political Thought (under construction)

Spring 1999

• Government 703 -- "Internship/Thesis Preparation"
• Government 747 -- "Seminar in Legislation and Lobbying"

Summer I 1999

• Government 345/645 -- "New Directions in Advocacy and Lobbying"

Fall 1999

• Government 224 -- "Introduction to Public Policy"
• Government 473 -- "American Political Thought"

Spring 2000

• Government 747 -- "Seminar in Legislation and Lobbying"
• Government 773 -- "Ethical Issues in Politics"

Summer 2000

• Government 354/654 -- "New Directions in Electoral Politics"

Fall 2000

• Government 473/673 -- "American Political Thought"
• Government 755 -- "Seminar in Campaigns and Elections"

Spring 2001

• Government 703 -- "Internship/Thesis Preparation"
• Government 747 -- "Seminar in Legislation and Lobbying"

Fall 2001

• Government 110 -- "Introduction to American Democracy"
• Government 777 -- "Advanced Research Methods"

Spring 2002

• Government 224 -- "American Politics and Policy"
• Government 703 -- "Internship/Thesis Preparation"
• Government 747 -- "Seminar in Legislation and Lobbying"

Summer 2002

• Government 354/654 -- "New Directions in Electoral Politics"

Fall 2002

• Government 223 -- "American Politics and Institutions"
• Government 347 -- "Legislative Politics" (undergraduate level)
• Government 647 -- "Legislative Politics" (graduate level)
• Government 777 -- "Advanced Research Methods"

Spring 2003

• Government 703 -- "Internship Preparation Seminar"
• Government 747 -- "Seminar in Legislation and Lobbying"
• Government 110 -- "Introduction to American Democracy"

Summer 2003

• Government 345/645 -- "New Directions in Advocacy and Lobbying"

Fall 2004

• Government H110—Honors Introduction to American Democracy
• Government 473/673—American Political Thought
• Government 776—Research Methods in Professional Politics