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.
Bryan Parsons, 2010, University of Tennessee at Martin
Chenghong Li, 2010, East China Normal University
Dennis Lambries, 2009, Institute of Public Affairs and Policy Research
Kelly O’Reilly, 2009, St. Lawrence University
Simona Kragh, 2009, Averett University
J. Anthony Dukes, 2008, SC Dept. of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services
Jennifer Barnes Bowie, 2008, George Mason University
A.J. Barghothi, 2008, University of Wyoming
Samuel Lucas McMillan, 2008, Lander University
Christine Sixta, 2008, Francis Marion University
John Szmer, 2008, University of North Carolina‑Charlotte
Elisha Savchak, 2007, North Carolina State University
Jonathan Minor, 2007, North Georgia College & State University
Angela Ledford, 2006, College of St. Rose
Gregory Plagens, 2006, University of Akron
Ausra Park, 2005, Simmons College
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
Pedro J.S. Camoes, 2003, University of Minho, Portugal
Chris Dolan, 2002, Presbyterian College (now at University of Central Florida)
Gil Friedman, 2002, Tel Aviv University
Johnny Chi-Chen Chiang, 2002, Soochow University, Taiwan
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