Placement of USC Political Science Ph.D.s

USC Political Science Ph.D.s have done well in the highly competitive academic job market. Listed below are the initial tenure-track faculty positions secured by our recent Ph.D.s.

Susan Johnson, 2004, University of North Carolina - Greensboro

Erin Kaheny, 2004, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Michael Grossman, 2003, Mount Union College

Jih-Un Kim, 2003, Webster University

Zhiqun Zhu, 2003, Bridgeport University

Chris Dolan, 2002, Presbyterian College (now at University of Central Florida)

Gil Friedman, 2002, Tel Aviv University

Debora Johnson-Ross, 2002, McDaniel College

Tammy Sarver, 2002, Benedictine University

Martha Humphries-Ginn, 2001, University of Connecticut

Kendra Stewart, 2001, Eastern Kentucky University

Surain Subramaniam, 2001, University of North Carolina at Asheville

David Cohen, 2000, University of Akron

Lisa McLeod-Simmons, 1999, West Virginia Wesleyan College

Jonathan C. Smith, 1999, Presbyterian College

Ashlyn Kuersten, 1997, Western Michigan University

Rob Blanton, 1996, University of Memphis

Shannon Blanton, 1996, University of Memphis

Jean Garrison, 1996, Boston University (now at University of Wyoming)

Stefanie Lindquist, 1996, University of Georgia (now at Vanderbilt University)

Stephen Twing, 1996, Frostburg State University

Kenneth D. Kitts, 1995, Francis Marion University

Patricia B. McRae, 1995, Muhlenberg College

Jeffrey Morton, 1995, Florida Atlantic University

Nurudeen Akinyemi, 1994, Kennesaw State University

Debra Sabia, 1994, Georgia Southern University

Susan Haire, 1993, University of Georgia

Terry Mays, 1993, The Citadel

John Creed, 1992, The College of Charleston

Jeffrey D. Greene, 1992, University of Montana

Nicholas A. Rees, 1992, University of Limerick in Ireland

Linda Adams, 1990, Baylor University

Peter J. Schraeder, 1990, Loyola University of Chicago

Reggie Sheehan, 1990, University of North Texas (now at Michigan State University)