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Adjuncts and Visiting Professors
2011-2012
Allegro, Linda (Latin America Politics, Latino Studies, Transnaitonal labor, U.S. heartland, Comparative social movements) Received her Ph.D in 2002 from the New School for Social Research. She also earned her Master's Degree in 1996 from the New School for Social Research. Her Bachelor's Degree came in 1988 from the University of South Florida.
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Baker, Leslie Received her Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Political Science from the University of Arkansas. Leslie has lived in Oklahoma since 2005 & is also currently working on receiving her Ph.D in Political Science from the University of Oklahoma. Her 2 children, Adam and Samantha currently attend Stillwater Public Schools. Beginning in the fall of 2009, Leslie has worked as a Lecturer for Oklahoma State University & currently teaches 3 sections of American Government. Office Hours: 8:15 - 9:15 MWF and by appointment. Telephone: (405)-744-4562
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Fern, Michael Scott (Public Law and Judicial Process) Associate General Counsel, OSU/A&M Board of Regents (220 Student Union Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74078-7044
Phone: 405-744-6494,
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Forsberg, Ole J. Dr. Forsberg received his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Tennessee. His dissertation is published as “Terrorism and Nationalism: Theory, causes and causers.” Since earning his PhD, Dr. Forsberg has taught international relations and international law at several universities around the country. He has spoken on terrorism, ethnicity, politics, and the ties that bind the three.
Currently, Dr. Forsberg’s research agenda is split between terrorism and elections. In terms of terrorism, he researches the factors that encourage a group to resort to using terrorist actions in pursuit of its goal. With respect to elections, he researches and experiments with detecting elements of unfairness in electoral events. Examples of unfairness include both an inherent unfairness in the electoral system and a specific unfairness in a given electoral event (a.k.a. usually electoral fraud). At OSU, beyond research, I teach international relations and quantitative methods for department of Political Science and a variety of methods courses for the Department of Statistics. In addition, I am serving as an affiliate advisor to several students working on their dissertation, as well as consulting with outside researchers in a variety of social science disciplines. Office hours
MWF 12:30 to 1:30 in MSCS 309.Personal Website E-mail:
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Fleming, Jeri Received her Juris Doctor in 2006 from the University of Tulsa College of Law. She has a degree in Mass Communications with a minor in Accounting from Northeastern State University as well. Jeri currently teaches Water Resources Law and Policy and has also taught Environmental Law and Policy at OSU-Stillwater and Tulsa. Office hours are 9 – 2:30 on Monday; Tues. – Fri. 9 – 5 or by appointment.Curriculum Vitae E-mail:
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Miller, Gregory Received his Doctoral degree in the fields of International Relations and Military History from The Ohio State University in (December 2004) . He also earned his Master's Degree in Political Science from The Ohio State University in (December 2000) and in the fields of Defense Policy and Terrorism from Greorge Washington University, Elliott School of Int'l. Aff. in (May 1998) . His Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and History is from the University of California, Los Angeles (May 1996).
Searcy, David is a Graduate Research Assistant of Political Science. He received his Bachelors Degree in Political Science from Southwestern Oklahoma State University. (SWOSU) He currently is a graduate student at Oklahoma State University with emphases in both American and Comparative Politics. Fingers crossed he should be graduating in the spring of 2011. Currently he is teaching American Government and Politics. His research has thus far dealt primarily with gay/lesbian/and transgender issues (specifically dealing with support for gay marriage) and political socialization. His political socialization work has primarily dealt with the effects of television programming in influencing behavior, even when that programming is something like reality television
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