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From presidential elections, to local politics, the supreme court and state policy, UNI's political science faculty provide expertise and perspectives on state, regional and national topics.
Donna Hoffmaninterim department head and associate professor, political science 319-273-5916 Topics: American politics, Iowa Caucuses, American presidency, presidential-congressional relations, presidential rhetoric, campaigns and elections Co-authored a book on how the State of the Union address works as a tool of presidential communication. The book's title is "Addressing the State of the Union: The Evolution and the Impact of the President's Big Speech." |
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Justin Holmesassistant professor, political science 319-273-6305 Topics: Political communication, public opinion, voting behavior, political advertising, political psychology, campaigns and elections, politics and the internet |
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Christopher Larimerassociate professor, political science 319-273-6047 Topics: Public policy, political behavior, state boards, Iowa politics, Iowa Caucuses, state legislature, voter turnout, candidate behavior |
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Ramona McNealassistant professor, political science 319-273-6493 Topics: Impact of Internet on elections and campaigns, political participation, e-government, campaign finance reform, public policy, health and education policy |
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Scott Petersassociate professor, political science 319-273-2727 Topics: Law and American politics, selection and retention of state judges, judicial politics, U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Constitution/constitutional law |
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