Government at Creighton University

8 faculty and 37 courses in Government at Creighton University.

Faculty

• Richard C. Witmer, Professor h-index 10
  American Politics and American Indian Politics, Policy and Law as well as US-Cuba relations. His research, which focuses on the intersection of American Indian politics and policy, intergovernmental relations and American Politics
• Christian L. Janousek, Assistant Professor h-index 3
  Es on state and local government policy and management. He has examined various policy tools for interlocal and interorganizational collaboration. He has also investigated the differences and disparities in healthcare policy implementation
• Maorong Jiang, Director, Asian World Center h-index 2
  North Korea. US-China Relations Academic Appointments Department Political Science and International Relations Position Associate Professor Internal Resources Directory
• Erika Moreno, Chair, Department of Political Science and International Relations
  Latin American politics. Her scholarly interests focus on democratic institutions and interbranch relations and their implications for democratic accountability and representation. Recently, Dr. Moreno has been researching and writ
• Graham P. Ramsden, Associate Professor
• Laura Roost, Associate Professor
  Es on care ethics in transitional justice and communities, ethnicized/racialized violence, human rights, international law, African philosophy, and civic engagement through service learning. She is a teaching associate professor and the int
• Scott A. Hendrickson, Associate Professor
  On American politics, with an emphasis on law and courts. He is particularly interested in the ways in which institutions structure and constrain the behavior of judges and other legal actors. His current research involves projects on state
• Terry D. Clark, Professor

Courses

• Introduction to Politics PLS 101
• Introduction to World Politics PLS 105
• Introduction to Comparative Political Systems PLS 115
• American Government And Politics PLS 121
• Hope and Outrage: Exploring Harsh Political Realities PLS 170
• Political Science Research Methods 1 PLS 215
• Introduction to Public Policy PLS 231
• European Political Systems PLS 301
• British Government and Politics PLS 302
• Politics of Russia PLS 303
• Eastern European Political Systems PLS 305
• Political Science Research Methods 2 PLS 310
• Politics of Africa PLS 311
• Canadian Government and Politics PLS 312
• Politics of the Middle East PLS 313
• The Politics of Japan PLS 314
• Politics of Asia PLS 315
• Government and Politics of People's Republic of China PLS 316
• Latin American Government And Politics PLS 317
• InterAmerican Politics PLS 318
• Politics Of The Developing Areas PLS 319
• Law, Courts, and Politics PLS 320
• American Tribal Indian Government and Politics PLS 321
• American Presidency PLS 322
• Campaigns and Elections PLS 323
• Congress And The Legislative Process PLS 324
• State and Local Government PLS 325
• Urban Politics PLS 326
• Minority Politics in America PLS 327
• Mass Media In American Politics PLS 328
• Gender and Politics PLS 329
• Culture, Identity, and Resistance in the Caribbean PLS 330
• Public and Non-Profit Administration PLS 331
• Interest Groups and Political Parties PLS 332
• Environmental Politics and Policy PLS 333
• Public Policy and Healthcare PLS 334
• Federal Indian Policy and Law PLS 335

Roster/catalog compiled from the college’s public directory. Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-01.