Political Science – CAHSS and Effect

What I’m anticipating in tonight’s State of the Union (Prof. Alise Coen)

March 1, 2022 Alise Coen Political Science, Political Science-Live Blog, Program: Political Science, Uncategorized

Hello readers. I’m Alise Coen and I’m an Associate Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Public and Environmental […]

United Nations Day: October 24th

October 26, 2021 Kelsi Engelhardt Featured, national day

On October 24th each year, we celebrate the day the United Nations (UN) became a reality as the UN Charter officially entered into force. While you might have forgotten to send a card to your favorite international organizations, friend (or professor), or have not brushed up on your memorization of the sovereignty clause (Article 2.1), the day is an important time to acknowledge the value of the UN and appreciate its work.

Canonball Episode 32: Model U.N. (w/Dr. Elizabeth Wheat)

October 14, 2021 Kelsi Engelhardt Canonball, Featured

Dr. Elizabeth Wheat is an Associate Professor in the Environmental Policy and Planning and Political Science programs at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She teaches courses on environmental law, environmental policy, geopolitics, the American presidency, and more. In this episode, she talks with Chuck and Ryan about her love of the Model United Nations where she competed as a student at Alma College.

No Reservations: When Policy Becomes Identity (w/ Dr. Alise Coen)

October 7, 2021 Kelsi Engelhardt Featured, Featured Faculty

The stories we tell ourselves about who we are intersect with politics in important ways. Based on her work studying the intertwinement of U.S. refugee policies and domestic identity narratives, Dr. Coen will discuss how policy positions become embedded in identities.