Faculty Scholarship from 2018
Finding moments of meaning in undergraduate education: How the scholarship of teaching and learning can help, Jeffrey Bernstein
Using creative assignments to help students integrate their learning in a campaigns and elections class, Jeffrey Bernstein, Austin N. Deljevic*, Emily K. Kindred*, Elizabeth M. Krochmalny*, and Annie Somerville*
Unifying SoTL methodology: Internal and external validity, Jeffrey L. Bernstein
What happens after reacting? A follow-up study of past RTTP participants at a public regional university, Jeffrey L. Bernstein, Mary Grace Strasma, Russ Olwell, and Mark D. Higbee
Evaluating judges and judicial institutions: Reorienting the perspective, Mitu Gulati, David E. Klein, and David F. Levi
Judging in a mismatch: The ethical challenges of pro se litigation, Beth Henschen
Major factors in the development of political attitudes, Hailey L. Huckestein*, Steven M. Mikulic*, and Jeffrey L. Bernstein
Performance reforms, ethical issues, and the veterans administration, Barbara A. Patrick
Cooking the books: The ethical implication of performance management on timely services for veterans, Barbara A. Patrick and Gregory K. Plagens
The ethical implications of altering public sector accountability models: The case of the Atlanta cheating scandal, Barbara Patrick, Gregory K. Plagens, Aaron Rollins, and Elizabeth Evans
Govt10: Principles of American government, Edward Sidlow and Beth Henschen
Knowledge flow, innovative capabilities and business success: Performance of the relationship between small world networks to promote innovation, Nitya Prasad Singh and Blaine David Stout
Conventional secularism and the humanization of Islam: Theory and practice of religious politics in Iran, Ebrahim K. Soltani
The impact of tax and expenditure limitations on municipal revenue volatility, Tucker C. Staley
Faculty Scholarship from 2017
The battle for the court: Interest groups, judicial elections, and public policy, Lawrence Baum, David Klein, and Matthew J. Streb
I’m not a disgrace, I’m just wrong, Jeffrey L. Bernstein
Rehabilitating citizenship: Lessons from acrosss the curriculum, Jeffrey L. Bernstein, Michael B. Smith, and Rebecca S. Nowacek
The vanishing common law judge?, Neal Devins and David Klein
Law in judicial decision-making, David Klein
Govt9: Principles of American government, Edward Sidlow and Beth Henschen
From local to global: Developing a business model for Indian MNCs to achieve global competitive advantage, Nitya Singh and Paul Hong
Don’t retreat. Teach citizenship., Michael B. Smith, Rebecca S. Nowacek, and Jeffrey L. Bernstein
Constructing autonomy: Zapatista strategies of indigenous resistance in Mexico, Richard Stahler-Sholk