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Jean Schroedel
Ph.D in Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Harper East 212 |
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Mon 10-11am/Wed 1-2pm/by appt |
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Jean.Schroedel@cgu.edu |
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909.621.8696 |
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909.621.8545
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Teaching & Research Interests
American Politics; Congress; Executive-Congressional Relations; Congress and Public Policy; The Modern Presidency
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| Jean Schroedel is the Chair of the Politics and Policy Department at the School of Politics and Economics, as well as a professor. Areas of specialization include American politics, executive-Congressional relations, Congress and public policy; the modern presidency; American political development; women in the political process, state regulation of the fetus, gender politics in the workplace, race and sex discrimination in employment; AIDS policymaking, gun control, and women and the law. Schroedel’s recent book, Is the Fetus a Person? A Comparison of Policies Across the Fifty States, was awarded the American Political Science Association’s 2001 Victoria Schuck Award. She is currently editing a two volume study for the Russell Sage Foundation on the impact of Christianity on democracy in the United States. |
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| Curriculum Vitae |
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300 |
The Study of American Politics and Institutions |
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301 |
American Political Development |
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306 |
The Legislative Process and Public Policy |
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307 |
The Modern Presidency |
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309 |
Women and the Political Process |
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