Distinguished Professor Dr. Ali Riaz has been quoted on the recent U.S. diplomatic push to strengthen security ties with Bangladesh.
Dr. Riaz comments on the US-Bangladesh arms sales talk
Unit: Politics and Government
Dr. Ali Riaz establishes award for exceptional graduate students
Gifts that support Illinois State University faculty and staff often continue giving beyond the initial investment. Such was the case with the professorship that would later inspire the newly endowed Ali Riaz Graduate Student Award in the Department of Politics and Government, an annual award that will recognize the best student in Comparative Politics and International Relations.
Pause for applause
Pause to applaud these accomplished Illinois State alumni.
Riaz quoted in the Economist
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has been quoted in the Economist.
Virtual career fairs connect Redbirds and employers remotely
As Redbirds continue to thrive during the pandemic, Career Services is offering virtual career fairs, and information on how to navigate them effectively.
Riaz and Rana present paper at APSA Conference
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz and graduate student Md Sohel Rana presented a co-authored paper at the American Political Science Association (APSA) National Conference.
Nancy Lind co-edits newly released book
Tiffany Puckett (NIU) and Nancy S. Lind (ISU) recently published Cultural Competence in Higher Education with Emerald Publishers.
Faculty present at American Political Science Association Virtual Conference
Faculty of Department of Politics and Government presented papers at the 2020 American Political Science Association annual meeting.
Sohel Rana presents at Brownbag series
Dr. Sohel Rana, a second-year graduate student, presented his ongoing research on legitimization strategies of the new authoritarian regimes at the department’s brown bag series on September 10.
Associate Professor Tom McClure publishes analysis of ABA paralegal education programs
Department of Politics and Government Associate Professor Tom McClure and a co-author have published the first paper to empirically examine paralegal programs seeking approval from the American Bar Association (ABA). ABA approval is considered the “gold standard” of paralegal education. Less than a third of the 900 educational institutions offering this field of study have attained the coveted ABA designation.
