In my Elections and Participation course at Whittier College (Spring 2016) with support from a DigLibArts course development grant, students used WeVideo to create their own campaign television advertisements, selecting and justifying their target audience who will ensure that their candidate will win the state in the 2016 general election. Click the link below to view their great work!
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOjK6xJnBLEkFFHo1j_mumlNJdQ5gbr33
In my Women and U.S. Politics course (Fall 2016), we will be connecting online to gender politics courses across the country to discuss the meaning of having a viable female presidential candidate as well as other related gender politics topics. The digital forums provide a space to engage in intelligent conversations and teaches the students how to apply critical thinking skills in an online environment. To check out the site, please click here.
Courses Taught:
American Politics
American National Government
Women and U.S. Politics
Race and U.S. Politics
Elections and Participation
Media and US Politics
Political Methodology
Interest Groups
Public Policy Formation
Congressional Politics
International Relations
American Foreign Policy
International Human Rights Law
Analytic Approaches to Political Problems
Women's and Gender Studies
Contemporary Feminist Theory
Feminist Theory, Historical Provocations
The Gendered Body
Women and Leadership
Mentoring Leadership Practicum
Sample Syllabus
American National Government
| american_government.whittier._spring2016.pdf |
