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Welcome. The Department of Political Science at Bloomsburg University embodies an ethos of change and an emphasis on the learning experience of our students. Within the last several years we have hired three new professors, implemented a graduate program in Public Policy and International Affairs, and expanded our undergraduate course offerings to include Asian politics, information technology, and research methodology. Our seven permanent faculty members bring a wide-range of expertise and teaching excellence to our programs. We offer our students the opportunity to specialize with the law option and the public administration career concentration. Our department sponsors the Political Science Student Association, Pi Sigma Alpha, and the Bloomsburg University Forensics (Speech and Debate) Team for valuable experiences outside the classroom. We invite you to join us in the study of politics and government.
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Associate Professor Neil Strine, Department Chair.
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Announcements
03.25.12 Widener University Law
School Students interested in Law are encouraged to learn more about the Widener University Law School, where graduates from all PASSHE Schools such as BloomU are awarded guaranteed admission. Please
check here.
03.05.12 Memorial
Service The Department wishes to announce that a
memorial service has been planned for Professor Jim Percey on August 4, 2012.
01.17.12 Prof.
Jim Percey We regret to inform you of the passing of a long-time faculty member of our Political Science Department, Professor Jim Percey, who passed away on January 16, 2012. Professor Percey had taught at Bloomsburg University from 1967 to 2002. He taught various courses such as Constitutional Law, U.S. Government, Politics of Ireland, and Political Violence. He will be missed by his colleagues and students.
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