John Albert Tillema -- 1924

• Professor of political science at George Washington University (GW) for 30 years
• Name professor emeritus at GW in 1952
• Received bachelor and masters of law from GW and doctor of juridicial science from Harvard

George Angell Andrews -- 1932
Averam Burton Bender -- 1932
George W. Coleman -- 1939
John Samuel Myers -- 1939

Chester Ferrel Heady Jr -- 1940
Walter Otto Forster -- 1942
Carl Anton Dauten -- 1944
Donald Leslie Foley -- 1948

• Dual degree in Sociology and Political Science

William Nisbet Chambers -- 1949

• Progressed from Lecturer to Professor in the WashU Political Science department until 1964
• He then transferred from the Political Science Department to the History Department and served as Department Chair from November 1964 to January 1965, greatly helping develop that department’s graduate program.
• In 1967 he was awarded the Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished University Professorship.

Merle Kling -- 1949

• Joined the WUSTL faculty in 1946 as a lecturer in political science.
• After completing his Ph.D., he was named assistant professor in 1950, associate professor in 1954, and full professor in 1961.
• Served two terms as dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (1966–69 and 1973–76), then became the University’s provost in 1976 and its executive vice chancellor in 1980. In 1983, Dr. Kling retired from Washington University.

Walter Ehrlich -- 1950

• Taught history at University City High School and Horton Watkins Ladue High School
• Professor at University of Missouri-St. Louis where he was eventually named Professor Emeritus.

William Clark Breckenridge Lambert -- 1950
Joseph Robert Verby -- 1950

• Taught at Webster Groves High School and WashU
• Became Associate Principal of Webster Groves High School after teaching for 7 years. Retired from Webster Groves High School after 38 years of service.

Thomas Dean Adams -- 1951
Homer Floyd Young -- 1951
Evelyn Candace Cox -- 1954 - First Female PhD
Donald Charles Mundinger -- 1956

• Professor of Political Science at Valparaiso University
• Became Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Valparaiso
• Became President of Illinois College and retired in 1993

Samuel Halperin -- 1956

• Long time leader on education policy in the Johnson presidency
• Assistant U.S. Commissioner of Education for Legislation
• He helped craft the Higher Education Acts of 1963 and 1965
• Deputy Assistant Secretary in the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in 1966
• Served as Executive Director of Washington-based Institute of Educational Leadership from 1974-1981
• Founded the American Youth Policy Forum

Victor Kenneth Heyman -- 1957

• Taught Political Science at Marshall University
• Became Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense in 1961
• Became Director of Evaluations for the Health Resources and Services Administration in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Robert Liedel Rothweiler -- 1960

• Longtime Professor at Colorado State and University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Noah Lucatz -- 1961

• Professor at Southern Illinois University
• Research associate at Hebrew University in Jerusalem

Donald Charles Flesche -- 1962

• Professor at Kalamazoo College
• Announcer for Kalamazoo College sports for over 40 years and has been inducted into the Kalamazoo College Athletic Hall of Fame
• Kalamazoo College has honored him with the Donald C. Flesche Lecture Series

Frank Dinka -- 1963

• Long time Professor at Missouri State University
• Started the Missouri State soccer club in 1967 and guided it to Division I status in 1982
• Retired in 1986 and was inducted into the Missouri State Athletic Hall of Fame

Joseph Power Kelly -- 1963

• Served as Executive Secretary of Montana's Democratic Party
• Managed several campaigns of Democratic candidates for governor and for U.S. Congress
• Became Vice President and Director of Development at Webster University in 1965
• Moved to Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty before becoming Provost of Webster University

Govind Manik Kulkarni -- 1963
Margaret Ann Soderberg -- 1963

• Assistant Professor of Political Science at Eastern Illinois University
• Became Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs at Eastern Illinois and Chair of the Department
• Moved to Vice President of Academic Affairs at North Adams State College (now Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts)

Lattie Finch Coor -- 1964

• Professor at WashU before becoming Vice Chancellor
• Became 21st President of University of Vermont in 1976
• Moved to President of Arizona State University in 1989 until his retirement in 2002
• Stayed on at Arizona State as professor and Ernest W. McFarland Chair in Leadership and Public Policy
• Co-Founded Center for the Future of Arizona

Charles William Wiggins -- 1964

• Professor at Iowa State University
• While a professor, became Intergovernmental Relations Specialist in the EPA office in Kansas City
• Became Professor and head of Master of Public Administration program at Texas A&M until he retired in 1999

John Joseph Grotpeter -- 1965

• Professor of Politics and History for 31 years at St. Louis College of Pharmacy
• Directed the St. Louis College of Pharmacy Theater program and is credited with establishing the program
• Also taught courses at St. Louis University and Webster

Huey Carl Camp -- 1965

• Professor at University of Nebraska-Omaha and became chair of the department
• Co-founded the Third World Studies Conference (later named the Global Studies Conference)
• Four-time President of University Faculty Senate at UNO

Bryan Trevor Downes -- 1966

• Professor at San Francisco State, Michigan State, University of Missouri-St. Louis, and University of Oregon-Eugene
• Became Department Head at University of Oregon-Eugene

Roger Wayne Benjamin -- 1967

• Professor at University of Minnesota
• Became Associate Dean of College of Liberal Arts at University of Minnesota
• Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Provost at University of Pittsburgh
• Transferred back to University of Minnesota to be Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost while being professor
• Retired and became Director of RAND Education and a Senior Research Scientist at RAND
• Then President and CEO of Council for Aid to Education

Donald Denis Searing -- 1967

• Distinguished Professor of Political Science at University of North Carolina
• Honorary Professor at University of London and University of Glasgow

Alvin Rabushka -- 1968

• Served on Ronald Reagan's Tax Policy Task Force in 1980
• David and Joan Traitel Senior Fellow, Emeritus at Hoover Institution
• In 2007 became a Distinguished Alumnus of Arts & Sciences at WashU

Charles Spencer Bullock III -- 1968

• Richard B. Russell Professor of Political Science and Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor at University of Georgia

Howard Ray Childers -- 1970
Daniel Aram Mazmanian -- 1970

• Professor at University of Michigan
• Became Dean of the School of Natural Resources and Environment at the University of Michigan
• Then became Professor of Policy, Planning and Development, L. Piper Dean, and Professor Emeritus at University of Southern California - Price
• Member of the Board of Trustees of the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation since 1994

William Paul Browne -- 1971

• Longtime Professor at Central Michigan University

Shirley Jo Verschleiser Holtzman -- 1971
Carl Douglas Tubbesing -- 1971

• Professor in the Government and Public Affairs Department at Southern Illinois University--Edwardsville from 1969 to 1975
• Joined staff at the National Conference of State Legislatures eventually becoming Deputy Executive Director until his retirement in 2010.

Jane Elizabeth Decker -- 1971

• Founding faculty member of University of North Florida
• Established the Center for Local Government to provide professional development for local government officials in the northeast Florida region
• She also founded Venture Theatre and directed UNF's first dramatic productions
• Relocated to University of Washington-Bothell in 1990 to become a founding faculty member
• She held many important academic roles as the first Program Director of Liberal Studies, Professor in the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences undergraduate program (formerly Liberal Studies), and in the Master of Arts in Policy Studies program.
• She also became Associate Dean for Academic Planning, Interim Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Acting Dean, and Acting Director of the Nursing Program

Albert Raymond Trost Jr. -- 1971

• Longtime Professor at Valparaiso University
• Became department chair and then Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences before retiring in 2006

Richard Edward DeLeon -- 1972

• Longtime Professor at San Francisco State University
• Established the Public Research Institute at San Francisco State University
• Became a popular progressive scholar on the West Coast

Virginia Sue Hickman Gray -- 1972

• Began as Assistant Professor at University of Kentucky in 1972
• Moved to University of Minnesota in 1973 where she started as Assistant Professor and moved to full Professor (1983) and then Professor Emeritus (2001)
• Became Robert Watson Winston Distinguished Professor of Political Science at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (2001)
• Visiting Professor at University of British Columbia, Hubert Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, Nankai University (China), and University of Oslo

Ruth Leonora Horowitz -- 1972

• Longtime Professor at University of Washington until retirement in 2001

Joan Garstens Franklin -- 1972
Karl Theodore Kurtz -- 1972

• Faculty member at University of Georgia
• Joined National Conference of State Legislatures in 1975 and worked there until his retirement in 2014
• Was Director of the Trust for Representative Democracy for National Conference of State Legislatures
• Became Principal of Legis Matters, a consulting firm focused on strengthening democratic institutions at home and abroad

Donald Irving Ostrom -- 1972

• Professor at Gustavus Adolphus College from 1972-2004
• Elected as a four-term member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1989-1996)
• Became a Visiting Professor of Political Science at St. Olaf College

Gayle Pendelton White Jackson -- 1972

• Fulbright Scholar
• Assistant Professor at WashU
• Worked as a Market Analyst at Purina
• Became Regional Representative and Secretary of Commerce at the US Department of Commerce in Kansas City
• Was Deputy Chairman of the Federal Reserve in St. Louis
• Held numerous positions in the Energy Sector such as Director of Corporate Planning at Peabody Coal Company, Vice President of Premier Coal Sales Company, Chair of the Board of the Research Corporation for Science Advancement
• Co-Founder and Co-Chair of Women Corporate Directors, St. Louis Chapter

Darlene Leona Boroviak -- 1972

• Longtime Professor at Wheaton College for 43 years until retirement from teaching in 2013
• During her time at Wheaton she served as Dean of the College (1979–1983), Dean of the Faculty (1987–1991), Acting Provost (1990–1991), and Title IX Coordinator (2013–2016)

Mary Alice Owens -- 1972
John Robert Gist -- 1973

• Assistant Professor at University of Illinois-Springfield (1973) and University of Georgia (1974-1978)
• Associate Professor at Virginia Tech (1978-1987)
• Became Senior Analyst, Associate Director, then Senior Advisor Fiscal and Economic Affairs at the AARP Public Policy Institute (1987-2009)
• Transferred to George Washington University to become Research Professor of Public Policy (2009)

George Howard Poteat -- 1973

• Spent several years teaching soldiers in the US Army including as Associate Professor and Academic Program Director at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center at Fort Bragg

Frederic Teitelbaum -- 1973

• Spent many years in the healthcare field including at Express Scripts where he was Vice President of Research and Planning and Vice President of Outcomes, Research and Cost Management

Louis Pearce Westefield -- 1973

• Longtime Professor at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville

John Howard Bing -- 1974

• Assistant Professor at University of Georgia
• Longtime Professor at Heidelberg College
• Special Assistant to the President and Professor of Humanities at American University of Malta

Roger Paul Nye -- 1974

• Completed postdoctoral courses in international trade and finance at the University of Southern California and at New York University
• Lead a team in the International Evaluation department at Atlantic Richfield Company in Los Angeles devoted to global intelligence and strategic planning
• He worked for five years at Moody's Investors Service as a Senior Analyst in the Sovereign Risk Unit
• Founded Global Investment Advisors, Inc., a capital markets consulting firm, in 1991, and served as president

Carolyn Teich Adams -- 1974

• Longtime Professor at Temple University - 30 years
• Held numerous leadership positions at Temple University including chair of the Department of Geography and Urban Studies, President of the University Faculty Senate, and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts

Karen Smith Dawson -- 1974
Daniel Montzingo Berman -- 1974

• Post-doc at Boston University
• Lecturer at San Francisco State University School of Business
• Served as the Director of the Occupational Health Project at the Medical Committee for Human Rights
• Helped organize Committees on Safety and Health in multiple US cities
• Founder of Asbestos Victims of America
• Staff member for the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Worker's union

Laurily Keir Epstein -- 1974

• Faculty at WashU before moving to Rutgers University
• Spent multiple years at NBC News in New York working on polling and election predictions

Nolan Eugene Jones -- 1975

• Longtime staff member of the National Governors' Association
• Group Director, Human Resources Group, National Governors' Association
• Deputy Director of the Office of Federal Relations, National Governors' Association

Robert Jacob Kerstein -- 1975

• Longtime professor at University of Tampa

Jan Edmund Mabie -- 1975

• Longtime professor at Georgia College & State eventually becoming chair of the Political Science department
• President of the Georgia Political Science Association

Benjamin Lincoln Crosby -- 1976

• Director of MSI and managed the Implementing Policy Change Project at USAID

Kenneth Dan Wald -- 1976

• Distinguished Professor of Political Science Emeritus and the Samuel R. “Bud” Shorstein Professor Emeritus of American Jewish Culture and Society at the University of Florida
• Chair of the Political Science Department at University of Florida
• Director of the Center of Jewish Studies
• 2011 Teacher/Scholar of the Year at University of Florida
• Co-creator and co-editor of the Cambridge Studies in Social Theory, Religion and Politics

Kenneth Francis Cook -- 1976
Carol Weitzl Kohfeld -- 1976

• Longtime professor at University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) of public policy analysis and criminal justice policy
• Professor Emeritus at UMSL

Warren Lee Kostroski -- 1976

• Faculty member of University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
• Tenured Assistant Professor at Wittenberg University
• Visiting Assistant Professor at University of Illinois-Champaign Urbana

Roger Coyle Lowery -- 1976

• Longtime faculty at University of North Carolina at Wilmington
• Started as instructor and became professor and then Assistant Chair of Political Science at UNC Wilmington
• Director of Survey Research Lab at UNC Wilmington

Edward Theodore Jennings Jr -- 1977

• Assistant Professor at SUNY Buffalo
• Director of Graduate Studies - Public Policy and Administration at SUNY Buffalo
• Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Department Chair of Public Administration at University of Missouri
• Director of Graduate Studies Public Administration at University of Missouri
• Associate Professor, Professor, and Professor Emeritus in Public Administration at University of Kentucky
• Director of Graduate Studies Public Administration at University of Kentucky
• Chair of Political Science Department at University of Kentucky

Rodger Robert Huckfeldt -- 1977

• Assistant Professor in Political Science at Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
• Associate Director of Institute of Government Research at Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
• Assistant Professor at University of Notre Dame
• Director of Graduate Studies in Political Science at Indiana University
• Professor of Political Science at SUNY Stony Brook
• Department Chair in Political Science at Indiana University
• Distinguished Professor and Chair of Political Science at University of California - Davis
• Director of Institute of Government Affairs at UC-Davis

Bruce Arlen Ray -- 1977
Peggy Ann Heilig -- 1977

• Faculty at University of North Carolina - Charlotte
• Faculty at Lake Forest College
• Professor at University of Illinois - Champaign/Urbana

Vicki Elaine Vox -- 1977
Rodney Wright -- 1977
Michael Warren Combs -- 1978

• Longtime faculty member at University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Thomas William Likens -- 1978

• Assistant Professor of University of Kentucky

Lois Hecht Oppenheim -- 1980

• Progressed from instructor to department head at Whittier College (1976-1993)
• Became Professor in Political Science and department head at American Jewish University (1993-present)
• Head of Committee on Academic Personnel and Vice President for Academic Affairs at American Jewish University

Augustus J Jones Jr. -- 1980

• Faculty member at University of Florida
• Longtime Professor of Political Science at Miami University (Ohio).

Timothy Wayne Luke -- 1981

• Longtime Professor at Virginia Tech
• Started the only online MA in Political Science program in the United States through Virginia Tech
• Served multiple terms as department chair
• APSA Career Achievement Award winner

Wayne Vann Mcintosh -- 1981

• Longtime faculty member at University of Maryland Department of Government and Politics
• Professor Emeritus at University of Maryland
• Served as Associate Dean for Graduate and Faculty Affairs, Special Assistant to the Dean, Interim Dean, Director of Undergraduate Programs, and Associate Chair
• Received Excellence in Teaching Award from Panhellenic Society and College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
• Received Dean's Medal from College of Behavioral and Social Sciences

Courtney Brown -- 1981

• Visiting Assistant Professor at University of California-Los Angeles
• Assistant and Associate Professor at Emory University

James Curtis Smith -- 1982
Fredric A. Waldstein -- 1982

• Longtime Professor and now Professor Emeritus at Wartburg College
• Helped found and became Chair of the American Association of State Service Commissions
• Chair of Iowa Commission on National and Community Service
• Founded and directs Wartburg's Institute for Leadership Education, the High School Leadership Institute, and Community Builders

Thomas Devere Lancaster -- 1983

• Longtime Professor at Emory University
• Director of Political Science Honors Program
• Chair of Emory's Scholarship and Fellowship Committee
• Chair of the German Studies department
• Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies

Barbara Ann Luck -- 1984

• Associate Professor Emeritus of Political Science at University of Missouri-St. Louis

Michael Andrew Krassa -- 1985

• Longtime Professor at University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign
• Became Chair of the Human Dimensions of Environmental Systems program
• Became Emeritus faculty in multiple departments at University of Illinois
• Served as an affiliate of the Merriam Laboratory for Analytic Political Research, the Institute of Government, and the Survey Research Laboratory at UIUC, and served as the Director of Graduate Study

Vera Diane Vogelsang-Coombs -- 1985

• Faculty member and founding director of the Master of Arts in Public Administration program at Hamline University (St. Paul, MN)
• Served as the Minnesota State Training Manager developing programs and administering policies for 39,000 state employees
• Became President of the National Associate of Government Training and Development Directors
• Joined Faculty at Cleveland State University where she served as Director of the Leadership Program, Director of the Master of Public Administration Program, and Dean of the College of Graduate Studies.

Roberta L Herzberg -- 1985

• Assistant Professor at Indiana University
• Faculty member at Utah State University where she served as Department Head in Political Science and Administrative Director of The Institute of Political Economy
• Assistant Director of Individual Freedom & Free Markets at the John Templeton Foundation
• Distinguished Senior Fellow and Senior Research Fellow with the F.A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and a Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute. 

Gregory R Weiher -- 1985

• Assistant and Associate Professor of Political Science at University of Houston
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science at Rice University
• Director of the Center for Public Policy at University of Houston

Donald Lambert Davison -- 1985

• Faculty member at University of Central Florida
• Professor at Rollins College
• Co-Director of the Program in Public Policy and Political Economy at Rollins College
• VP of Academic Affairs and Provost at Rollins

George Tsebelis -- 1985

• Faculty member at Stanford University and Duke University
• Professor for 20 years at University of California-Los Angeles
• Anatol Rapoport Collegiate Professor of Political Science at University of Michigan
• Received fellowships from the Simon Guggenheim Foundation, the Russell Sage Foundation, and the Herbert Hoover Foundation.

David Norman Denemark -- 1986

• Faculty member at University of Canterbury (New Zealand)
• Longtime professor at University of Western Australia

Brian Douglas Humes -- 1988

• Faculty at the University of Nebraska
• Worked as a Program Director at the National Science Foundation

Paul Edward Johnson -- 1988

• Longtime faculty member at the University of Kansas
• Served as the Director of Graduate Studies
• Was on the editorial board of American Journal of Political Science & Journal of Theoretical Politics

Shaun Bowler -- 1988

• Longtime Professor at the University of California-Riverside

James Craig Clinger -- 1988

• Longtime faculty member at Murray State University
• Director of the Masters of Public Administration program at Murray State University
• Former chair of the Murray-Calloway County Transit Authority Board
• Former member of the Ethics Board for the City of Murray, KY
• Former President of the Kentucky Political Science Association from which he received the Distinguished Political Scientist award

Jan Elizabeth Leighley -- 1988

• Professor at Texas A&M University, University of Arizona, and American University
• Editor of the American Journal of Political Science and Journal of Politics
• Interim Senior Associate Dean for the School of Public Affairs at American University
• Former President of the Southwestern Political Science Association and Midwest Political Science Association
• Former Vice-President of the Midwest Political Science Association

Diane Ellen Schmidt -- 1988

• Longtime Professor at California State University-Chico
• Former Associate Director of the Survey Research Center at California State University-Chico

Christopher B Kenny -- 1989

• Longtime faculty member at Louisiana State University
• Former Deputy Director of the Public Policy Research Lab at Louisiana State University
• LSU Alumni Association Faculty Excellence Award recipient
• Tiger Athletic Foundation Teaching Award recipient

Scott Henry Ainsworth -- 1989

• Longtime Professor at University of Georgia
• Visiting scholar at University of Minnesota
• Guest scholar at the Brookings Institute
• Visitor and Guest Fellow at WashU
• Emerging Scholar Award recipient from the APSA Political Organizations and Parties section

Okon Efiong Attah -- 1989
Lee Ann Banaszak -- 1989

• Assistant Professor at Iowa State University
• Professor at Pennsylvania State University
• Former Graduate Placement Director and Director of Graduate Studies at Pennsylvania State University
• Chair of the Political Science Department at Pennsylvania State University

Craig Stephen Humphries -- 1989
Anne Meredith Khademian -- 1989

• Assistant and Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Professor at Virginia Tech
• Former Director of the School of Public and International Affairs at Virginia Tech
• Executive Director of the Universities at Shady Grove, a regional higher education center of the University System of Maryland.
• Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University System of Maryland
• Former Research Fellow at the Brookings Institute

Guntram Fritz Albin Werther -- 1990

• Professor, Integrative Business Applications Group, at the Fox School of Business, Temple University
• Longtime consultant to the US government and Fortunate 500 businesses

Michael Dale McBurnett -- 1990

• Faculty member at University of Illinois
• Moved to the private sector to build, deploy, and monetize mathematical models of human behavior
• Has most recently worked for Equifax as a Distinguished Scientist and holds multiple patents in multiple countries

Christopher Peter Gilbert -- 1990

• Longtime Professor at Gustavus Adolphus College
• Two-time Outstanding Teacher award winner and Gustavus Faculty Research Award winner

Heemin Kim -- 1990

• Longtime Professor at Florida State University
• Professor Emeritus at Florida State
• Professor at Seoul National University (South Korea)
• Fulbright Senior Research Scholar
• Korea Foundation Fellow
• President of the Association of Korean Political Studies
• Received a Korean Presidential Decoration from Korean President Kim Dae-jung in 2003 for "outstanding contribution to the Korean communities in the US and the promotion of academic and cultural ties between Korea and the USA."

Steven Richard Neiheisel -- 1990

• Adjunct Professor at Trinity University and Mount St. Joseph University
• Longtime Professor and Chair of Political Science at St. Mary's University
• Founding Director and Lecturer in the Nonprofit & Community Leadership Graduate Certificate Program at University of Dayton
• Executive Director of the Association of Marianist Universities

Kevin Leroy Lyles -- 1991

• Longtime Professor at University of Illinois-Chicago with joint appointment as tenured Professor of Black Studies and Political Science
• Stanford University Fellow in Law and Politics
• Two-time UIC Silver Circle Award for Teaching Excellence winner
• UIC Flame Award for Teaching Excellence winner
• APSA Pi Sigma Alpha Award for Excellence in Teaching winner

Clarence Fredrick Heimann II -- 1991

• Longtime faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University in Information Systems
• Assistant Professor at Michigan State University

Sadig Abdul-Hameed Malki -- 1991

• Employee of General Electric in Saudi Arabia
• Visiting Scholar at Georgetown University and Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government
• Professor at King Abdul Aziz University

Bruce M Wilson -- 1992

• Longtime Professor at University of Central Florida
• Director of the School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs at UCF
• Associated Research Professor at Chr. Michelsen Institute
• Two-time APSA Pi Sigma Alpha Outstanding Teaching in Political Science Award winner

Gunther Mathias Hega -- 1992

• Longtime Professor at Western Michigan University
• Director of the Institute of Government and Politics at Western Michigan University
• Visiting Assistant Professor at University of New Hampshire and Kalamazoo College
• Multiple Excellence in Teaching Awards from Western Michigan University
• APSA and Pi Sigma Alpha Award for Outstanding Teaching

Keith Michael Yanner -- 1992

• Longtime faculty (and Emeritus) at Central College in Iowa
• Received Iowa Campus Compact Civic Mission Leadership Award, Wesselink Award for Outstanding Contribution to Community Service, David Crichton Memorial Award for Teaching, Central College Service Standard Award for Integrity, and Huffman Award for Outstanding Contribution to International Education

Christopher Johannes Anderson -- 1993

• Assistant Professor at Rice University
• Professor at Binghamton University (SUNY), Syracuse University, Cornell, University of Warwick, and London School of Economics
• Emerging Scholar Award winner (APSA) in the Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior Section

Charles Lee Hessenius -- 1993
Paul Jefferson Wahlbeck -- 1993

• Professor at George Washington University
• Department Chair at George Washington University
• Vice Dean for Programs and Research at GWU
• Dean of the Columbian College of Arts & Sciences at GWU
• Director of the Law & Social Science and Political Science programs at the National Science Foundation

Brian Lloyd Werner -- 1993

• Faculty member at St. John's University
• Senior Research Analyst at People, Places and Designs Research

Jerald Kevin Corder -- 1993

• Longtime Professor at Western Michigan University
• Department Chair at Western Michigan University
• Visiting Assistant Professor at WashU
• Lecturer at John Hopkins University

Diana Hinda Tamara Mosovich Pont-Lezica -- 1993
Kerstin Hamann -- 1994

• Longtime faculty member at University of Central Florida
• Assistant Chair and Chair of the department at University of Central Florida
• Director of the Graduate Program at University of Central Florida
• Fellow at the UCF Academy of Teaching, Learning, and Leadership
• Provost Senior Faculty Fellow for the Office of Academic Affairs
• Vice-President of the APSA
• Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Political Science Education
• Lifetime Achievement Award APSA Political Science Education Section

James F Spriggs II -- 1994 - Current WashU Faculty (Political Science)

• Longtime Professor at WashU
• Chair and Associate Chair of the Department - WashU
• Sidney W. Souers Professor of Government - WashU
• Professor at University of California - Davis
• Director of Graduate Studies - University of California - Davis

Lawrence Douglas Marcus -- 1994

• Supervisor at the Library of Congress
• Supervisory Librarian at the Lamont Library at Harvard

Karl Christian Kaltenthaler -- 1995

• Professor at University of Akron
• Director of the Center of Policy Studies - University of Akron
• Director of the Ohio Urban University Program - University of Akron
• Director of Graduate Studies - University of Akron
• Professor at Rhodes College
• Director of the Rhodes College Model United Nations and the Buckman International Internship Program
• Chair of the Department at Rhodes College

Faysal Sami El-Hashem -- 1995
Lisa Joann Montoya -- 1995

• Vice Provost for Global Initiatives at the University of Texas - San Antonio
• Associate Dean of Professional Development and International Programs - University of Texas - San Antonio
• Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies - University of Texas - San Antonio

Howard Wong -- 1995
Peter Watkins -- 1995

• Professor at Purdue University

Kevin Neil Buterbaugh -- 1996

• Professor at Southern Connecticut State University
• Assistant Professor at Northwest Missouri State University

Migara Oshadi De Silva -- 1996

• Longtime employee of the World Bank focused on intergovernmental fiscal relations in Russia
• Task manager in the joint programs on Central Asia and The Caucuses
• Co-Manager of "Brain Trust" program funded by the Government of Japan through the World Bank

Ronald Alan Harris -- 1996

• Associate Professor at San Francisco State University
• Associate Professor at Louisiana State University
• Assistant Professor at Southern University

Mark Russell Joslyn -- 1996

• Longtime Professor at Kansas University
• Director of Graduate Studies for Political Science (KU)
• Ethan and Martha Allen Research Chair in American Politics

Andrew Jay Koshner -- 1996

• Founder and President of JurisTemps - a legal recruiting and temporary staffing firm in St. Louis
• Assistant Professor at Southern Illinois University

Jon Michael Hagler -- 1996

• Served as Missouri Director of Agriculture (2009-2013)
• Chief of Staff to Speaker of the Missouri House and Speaker Pro-Tem
• Research Analyst for the Missouri State Senate
• Senior Corporate Development Officer at Missouri S&T
• Executive Director of Governmental and External Affairs - California State Polytechnic University

Steven Wayne Lewis -- 1996

• CV Starr Transnational China Fellow at Rice University
• Longtime Faculty member at Rice University
• Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Transnational Asian Studies
• Associate Director of the Ting Tsong and Wei Fong Chao Center for Asian Studies at Rice
• Faculty Director of the Jesse Jones Leadership Center Summer in DC Policy Research Program

David Christopher Nixon -- 1996

• Associate Professor at University of Hawai'i - Manoa
• Associate Professor at Georgia State University

Paul Aaron Djupe -- 1997

• Longtime Faculty Member at Denison University
• Editor of Politics & Religion

Roland Anthony Glean -- 1997

• Director of International Studies at Western Illinois University
• Director of International Services at Midwestern State University
• Assistant Professor at Midwestern State University

Christina Katherine Wolbrecht -- 1997

• Longtime faculty member at Notre Dame
• Faculty Fellow at Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights
• Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Hanley Director of the Washington, DC Program at Notre Dame
• Two-time winner of the Victoria Shuck Award for Best Book on Women and Politics from APSA (2017, 2021)

Nicole Elisabeth Brackman -- 1997

• Teacher at the Hebrew High School of New England
• Former Soref Fellow at Washington Institute for Near East Policy
• Research Fellow at Scholars for Peace in the Middle East
• Adjunct Instructor at University of Connecticut and American International College

Andrew Bruce Whitford -- 1997

• Longtime faculty member at University of Georgia
• Assistant Professor of Political Science and Environmental Studies at University of Kansas
• Assistant Professor in Political Science at Rice University
• Herbert A Simon Book Award winner from APSA (2021)
• Gladys M Kammerer Award for Best Book in the Field of US National Policy (2017)
• Charles H. Levine Prize of International Political Science Association for Best Book on Comparative Administration and Public Policy (2017)
• Book of the Year Award in Public Administration (2016)
• Two-time Teach of the Year by the Graduated Students in Public Administration at University of Georgia

Stephen Joseph Ceccoli -- 1998

• Longtime Faculty Member at Rhodes College
• Chair of the Program in Political Economy at Rhodes College
• Chair of the Department of International Studies at Rhodes College
• Clarence Day Award for Outstanding Teaching at Rhodes College
• Jameson Jones Award for Outstanding Faculty Service at Rhodes College

Carla E Molette-Ogden -- 1998

• Brand Strategy Team Lead at Wunderman Thompson
• Held senior positions in Brand Planning and Strategy at Atlanta-area agencies including Fitzgerald + CO, Eric Mower + Associates, and Big Red Roost, a JLL Company
• Former Assistant Professor at SUNY Stony Brook

Timothy Russell Johnson -- 1998

• Horace T. Morse Distinguished Teaching Professor of Political Science and Law at University of Minnesota
• Former Assistant Professor at Southern Illinois University - Carbondale
• APSA Distinguished Teaching Award winner (2018)

Andrew David Martin -- 1998 - Current WashU Chancellor
Robert John Klotz -- 1998

• Longtime faculty member at University of Southern Maine

Thomas Kolasa -- 1999

• Longtime faculty member at Troy University
• Assistant Professor at University of Missouri - St. Louis
• Vice President of Faculty Senate (Troy University

Brady Patrick Baybeck -- 1999

• Longtime faculty member Wayne State University
• Director of Graduate Program in Public Administration at Wayne State University
• Former Director and Associate Professor of Public Policy Administration at University of Missouri - St. Louis

Matthew James Doppke -- 1999

• Instructor at Notre Dame

Kevin Michael Quinn -- 1999

• Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law and Quantitative Theory & Methods at Emory University
• Professor of Political Science and Law at University of Michigan
• Professor of Law at University of California - Berkeley
• Faculty Member at Harvard and University of Washington

Madhavi Michael Mccall -- 1999

• Associate Vice President for Curriculum, Assessment, and Accreditation at San Diego State University
• Professor of Political Science at San Diego State University
• Chair of Political Science Department at San Diego State University
• Associate Dean, College of Letters at San Diego State University

Michelle Suzanne Lorenzini -- 2000

• Longtime faculty member at Saint Louis University
• James H. Korn Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award (SLU)
• George D. Wendel Civic Leadership Award (SLU)
• Nancy McNeir Ring Award for Outstanding Teaching (SLU)
• Faculty Excellence Award from Student Government (SLU)

Scott D Mcclurg -- 2000

• Longtime faculty member at Southern Illinois University
• Interim Director of the School of Journalism and Advertising
• Interim Chair of Political Science

Aslaug Asgeirsdottir -- 2000

• Rector of the University of Akureyri (Iceland)
• Longtime faculty member of Bates College
• Department Chair of Political Science and Anthropology (Bates College)
• Associate Dean of the Faculty (Bates College)
• Fulbright NSF Arctic Research Scholar (University of Iceland)

Scott Alson Comparato -- 2000

• Longtime faculty member of Southern Illinois University
• Pi Sigma Alpha Award for Teaching Excellence
• Director of Undergraduate Studies

Barbara Sgouraki Kinsey -- 2000

• Longtime faculty member of University of Central Florida
• Assistant Chair of the Department of Political Science
• Assistant Director for the School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs

Lauretta Conklin Frederking -- 2001

• Associate Vice Provost at Western University
• Professor of Political Science (Western University)
• Former President of Brescia University College
• Longtime faculty member of University of Portland
• Chair of the Department of Political Science (University of Portland)
• Director of the Social Justice Program (University of Portland)
• Associate Provost and member of the President's Leadership Cabinet (University of Portland)

Jennifer Christine Seely -- 2001

• Longtime faculty member of Earlham College
• Academic Dean for Student Success (Earlham College)
• Director of Earlham's Peace Corps Prep Program
• Carnegie Mellon Fellow from Brandies University

Elizabeth Shelton Wilner -- 2001
David Kirchner -- 2001
Anne Farrell Peterson -- 2002
Jianmin Zhang -- 2002
John  Ginkel -- 2002
Jeffrey Kaplan Staton -- 2002
Anna Theresa Broome -- 2002
Christian N Hasselmann -- 2003
Joseph M Tonon -- 2003
Jennifer Nicoll Victor -- 2003
Michael Adam Mccall -- 2004
Scott Edward Schmith -- 2004
Celeste Montoya Kirk -- 2005
Gina Marie Yannitell Reinhardt -- 2005
Jason Matthew Roberts -- 2005
Ingrid D Anderson -- 2005
Zdravka Brunkova -- 2005
Jeffrey Ryan Smith -- 2005
Tobias Tandy Gibson -- 2006
Chad Christian Haddal -- 2006
Rene Lindstadt -- 2006
Margaret Eileen Rincker -- 2006
Ryan J Vander Wielen -- 2006
Juan Gabriel Gomez-Albarello -- 2006
Marcus E Hendershot -- 2006
Scott Andrew Hendrickson -- 2006
Martin F Battle -- 2006
Ann V Collins -- 2007
Frances B Henderson -- 2007
Michael S Lynch -- 2007
Jong Hee Park -- 2007
Erica E Townsend-Bell -- 2007
Marshall Weldon Thompson -- 2007
Gyung-Ho Jeong -- 2008
Ryan J Owens -- 2008
Anthony Joseph Madonna -- 2008
Joseph Goeke Frank -- 2009
Stephen R. Haptonstahl -- 2009
Ryan C. Black -- 2009
Christina Leah Boyd -- 2009

Daniel C. O'Neill -- 2010
Xun Pang -- 2010
Michael Malecki -- 2010
Hong Min Park -- 2010
Yael Shomer -- 2010
Mariana Medina-Garciadiego -- 2010
Carlos Costa -- 2011
Amanda Driscoll -- 2012
Diana Z. O'Brien -- 2012 - Current WashU Faculty (Political Science)
Ugur Ozdemir -- 2012
Christopher Bruce Phillips Claassen -- 2013
Rachael K. Hinkle -- 2013
Jee Seon Jeon -- 2013
Santiago Olivella -- 2013
Noel Pereyra Johnston -- 2013
Christopher M. Pope -- 2013
Joshua D. Potter -- 2013
Tsung-Han Tsai -- 2013
Ronald E. Watson -- 2013
Jeremy D. Caddel -- 2013
Adriana Crespo Tenorio -- 2013
Ian C. Ostrander -- 2013
Benjamin Bricker -- 2013
Chia-Yi Lee -- 2013
Peter Colum Casey -- 2014
Michael John Nelson -- 2014
Keith Evan Schnakenberg -- 2014 - Current WashU Faculty (Political Science)
Gordon A. Arsenoff -- 2014
Morgan Willey Hazelton -- 2014
Cristian Perez -- 2014
Abdulhadi Sahin -- 2014
Alicia Bernice Uribe -- 2014
Ian R. Turner -- 2015
Gregory John Whitfield -- 2016
Constanza Figueroa Schibber -- 2016
Jay Nash Krehbiel -- 2016
Adrián Lucardi -- 2016
Viktoryia Igarauna Schnose -- 2016
Mi Jeong Shin -- 2016
Ambreen Wahab Chaudhri -- 2017
Betul Demirkaya -- 2017
Patrick Delonjay Tucker -- 2017
Taeyong Park -- 2017
Dalston Gawain Ward -- 2017
David George Carlson -- 2018
Jonathan Homola -- 2018
Emily Harke Moore -- 2018
Jeong Hyun Kim -- 2018
Elena Labzina -- 2018
Matthew Bryan Chick -- 2018
Dino Hadzic -- 2019
Jae-Hee Jung -- 2019
Myunghoon Kang -- 2019
Silvia Michelle Torres Pacheco -- 2019
Joan Barceló Soler -- 2019
Joshua Keith Thomas Boston -- 2019
Taishi Muraoka -- 2019
Jeffrey Ziegler -- 2019

David Ryan Miller -- 2020
Miguel Maria Pereira -- 2020
Min Hee Seo -- 2020
Ryden Winfield Butler -- 2021
Erin Leigh Rossiter -- 2021
William John O'Brochta -- 2021
Patrick Cunha Silva -- 2022
Jbrandon Douglas Duck-Mayr -- 2022
Bryant James Moy -- 2022
Nicholas Wallace Waterbury -- 2022
Luwei Ying -- 2022
Benjamin Schneider -- 2022
Zoe Juishan Ang -- 2023
Jordan Hale Mcallister -- 2023
Muhammad Afiq Bin Oslan -- 2023
Benjamin Schaeffer Noble -- 2023
Patrick Donald Rickert -- 2023
Lucas Boschelli -- 2024
Ipek Ece Sener -- 2024
Wai Meng Jeremy Siow -- 2024
Zirui Yang -- 2024
Dominique Mercedes Lockett -- 2024
Taylor Jane Damann -- 2025
Dahjin Kim -- 2025
Gechun Lin -- 2025
Jenna Pedersen -- 2025
Annamaria Francesca Prati -- 2025
Jordan Duffin Wong -- 2025