Dr. Jeremy Lewis is full Professor of Political Science, with tenure. A dual citizen of the United Kingdom and United States, he holds four degrees from Oxford University (MA, BA) and the Johns Hopkins University (PhD, MA).

He is trained in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, wrote his PhD in American Politics, and has specialized in comparative official information policy.

Trained in International Relations at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), he is a board member (and the webmaster) of Alabama World Affairs Council and helps lead the high schools' program, Great Decisions in Foreign Policy.  (See www.AWAC.US.)

He has had articles and reviews published in political science and interdisciplinary journals and anthologies.

He has previously worked at two state universities (in New York and Iowa) and at Wellesley College and Colby College.

He has helped create interdisciplinary programs in Iowa (a Master's in Public Policy) and in Alabama (bachelors in Public Affairs and in International Studies).

At Huntingdon College, he currently teaches all twelve political science courses and runs several active web sites.

For ten years he served as a consultant on information policy and administrative practice to the federal government.

He has served frequently as a political guest analyst on television, including on the NBC nightly news.

Dr. Lewis is married to Connie who manages writers of software documentation.

They have two daughters attending St. James school.

In his spare time, although he no longer plays, coaches or referees rugby football, Lewis is an occasional sailor and windsurfer.  He also has coached girls soccer teams.