Government at Kenyon College

10 faculty and 41 courses in Government at Kenyon College.

Faculty

• Zachary McGee, Assistant Professor of Political Science h-index 6
  Congress, political parties, public policy Education 2021 — Doctor of Philosophy from University of Texas at Austin 2017 — Master of Arts from University of Texas at Austin 2015 — Bachelor of Science from Towson University
• Jacqueline McAllister, Associate Professor of Political Science h-index 4
  International relations; human rights; civil wars Education 2014 — Doctor of Philosophy from Northwestern University 2008 — Master of Arts from Northwestern University 2006 — Bachelor of Arts from Wellesley College, cum la
• David Leibowitz, Associate Professor of Political Science
  Ancient political philosophy, modern political philosophy, the Socratic origin of political philosophy Education 1997 — Doctor of Philosophy from Harvard University 1976 — Bachelor of Science from Yale University Courses Recentl
• David Rowe, Harry M. Clor Professor of Political Science
• Fred Baumann, Professor of Political Science
  Humanism, fraternity, political reciprocity Education 1973 — Doctor of Philosophy from Harvard University 1966 — Bachelor of Arts from Cornell University Courses Recently Taught Quest for Justice PSCI 101Y This course explores t
• Joe Klesner, Professor of Political Science & International Studies
  Comparative politics, public opinion, political culture, democratic transitions, authoritarian rule, electoral politics, Mexican and Latin American politics Education 1988 — Doctor of Philosophy from Massachusetts Institute Tech 1983
• Lisa Leibowitz, Assistant Professor of Political Science
  Es on the quarrel between Plato and Aristophanes about human nature and the best way of life for human beings individually and collectively. She is currently working on a series of articles on this topic, the first of which appeared in the
• Nancy Powers, Assistant Professor of Political Science
  Immigration, Latin American politics, global poverty, democratic theory in comparative perspective, political activism Education 1995 — Doctor of Philosophy from University of Notre Dame 1988 — Master of Arts from University of
• Pam Camerra-Rowe, Professor of Political Science
  Es on interest groups and political parties and on regulatory and social policy issues in the European Union and Germany. During the 2008-09 academic year, she worked in the U.S. Senate as an American Political Science Congressional Fellow.
• Tim Spiekerman, Professor of Political Science
  Political theory, statesmanship, politics and literature Education 1996 — Master of Arts from Univ Chicago 1996 — Doctor of Philosophy from Univ Chicago 1986 — Bachelor of Arts from Carleton College, Phi Beta Kappa Courses

Courses

• Quest for Justice PSCI 101Y
• Liberal Democracy in America PSCI 200
• Classical Quest for Justice PSCI 220
• Modern Quest for Justice PSCI 221
• Modern Democracies PSCI 240
• International Relations PSCI 260
• Political Analysis PSCI 280
• The United States Congress PSCI 300
• The American Presidency PSCI 301
• Public Opinion and Voting Behavior PSCI 302
• Campaigns and Elections PSCI 303
• Public Policy PSCI 310
• Making U.S. Foreign Policy PSCI 313
• American Constitutional Law PSCI 314
• Gender and Politics in the U.S. PSCI 315
• Politics and Literature PSCI 323
• The Bill of Rights PSCI 328
• Politics of Development PSCI 342
• European Union Politics: Challenges and Opportunities PSCI 345
• Riots, Ballots and Rice: Comparative Asian Politics PSCI 346
• Democracy and Development in Latin America PSCI 347
• States, Nations, Nationalism PSCI 351
• Latinos in American Democracy PSCI 354
• Immigration, Citizenship and National Identity PSCI 355
• Globalization PSCI 361
• Global Environmental Politics PSCI 363
• Global Poverty, Policy and Politics PSCI 366
• Civil Wars and Failed States PSCI 374
• News Media and American Politics PSCI 404
• Plato's Symposium PSCI 420
• Socrates Seminar PSCI 421
• Thucydides: War and Philosophy PSCI 422
• Aristophanes: Politics and Comedy PSCI 423D
• Machiavelli and Shakespeare PSCI 425
• John Locke's Liberalism PSCI 426
• The Political Thought of Nietzsche PSCI 428
• Ambition and Politics PSCI 431
• The Idea of Community PSCI 432
• Latin American Politics in Film and Fiction PSCI 441
• + 2 more courses

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.