Self-portrait of the Author circa 1995...As you see, I think of the Web as a somewhat informal place. If you seek a clear no-nonsense style to providing infomation, some such will be available shortly. If, however, you are in a hurry, try this more formal approach. I'm starting to make a little progress on some of my own pages. Currently, most are lists of interesting or helpful sites, but development of my own materials will follow shortly. In the meantime, try the Political Science Links.
- Formal Stuff - Vita, etc
- Vita
- Internet Resources for Government Officials (WV Institute for Public Affairs - Public Affairs Reporter article.)
- The National Research Center for Coal and Energy (NRCCE) home page. This is an extensive set of web pages that I set up with the help of Trina Karolchik, Sara Pritchard, and Henry Rieke. This should satisfy any need to see serious Web material designed for professional presentation.
- Class Materials - Syllabi, Assignments, etc
- Syllabus for Empirical Political Analysis (PS100)
- Syllabus for Introduction to International Politics (PS160)
- Syllabus for Political Computing (PS299)
- Syllabus for Advanced Topics in Political Analysis (PS491b - Graduate Methods class team taught with Chris Mooney)
- Useful Internet Resource Lists
- Neat stuff! My personal favorite sites.
- Other Individual's Home Pages
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