Cynthia A. Botteron, Ph.D.
Professor
Grove Hall 409
(717) 477-1344
cabott@ship.edu
OFFICE HOURS SPRING 2013
Mon. 9:30-11:30
Tue. 6:30-9:30
Wed. 1-3
COURSES SPRING 2013
| PLS 141-01: World Politics |
T/Th 2:00-3:15 |
Dauphin 306 |
| PLS 141-02: World Politics |
T/Th 12:30-1:45 |
Dauphin 306 |
| PLS 201: Foundations of Political Science |
T/Th 5-6:15 |
Dauphin 306 |
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| courses taught: |
American Government: Constitutional Foundations |
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Introduction to International Politics |
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Introduction to Comparative Government |
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Introduction to Comparative Government paired with Research Methods |
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Contemporary Issues: Comparative Environmental Politics |
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Group Mobilization and State Change |
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Ancient to 19th Century Political Philosophy |
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20th Century Political Ideology |
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Selected Topics: International Studies Capstone |
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Selected Topics: Comparative Development |
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Selected Topics: Non-Profits and Public Policy |
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Selected Topics: Environmental Politics and Policy |
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| research interests: |
comparative environmental policy (protected areas and wildlife) |
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impact of norms and values on the structure of policy and law related to the environment |
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non-governmental organizations: strategies for maintaining institutional strength and integrity |
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comparative constitutions: evolving conceptions of representative government |
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| other interests: |
jewelry making, gardening, travel |
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| DEGREES: |
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin (Government), 2000 |
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M.A., Colorado State University (coursework in Philosophy), 1991 |
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B.A., University of New Mexico (Political Science), 1988 |
DR. BOTTERON'S C.V.