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Dorssom APSA Member since April 2020 Assistant Professor of PoliticalScience Lincoln University of Missouri How did you learn about APSA? in Women’s Studies from Chatham University and a Master of Public Administration in Public Sector Management and Leadership from California State University-Northridge. I earned a B.A.
My involvement with APSA, both as a member as well as in leadership roles, has been somewhat integral to my career. I should add that, over time, I also became quite seriously involved in the leadership and administration of S+P and the APSA LGBTQ Caucus. I was chair of a very small politicalscience department.
In states that underfund education … they tend to see the more contentious issues as distractions they can’t afford,” says Jeffrey Henig, professor of politicalscience and education at Teachers College, Columbia University. Jeffrey Henig, professor of PoliticalScience and Education, Teachers College, Columbia University.
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