I. QUALIFICATIONS:
Subjects: American and British national politics; public policy; voters, parties & elections; presidency; executive politics, public administration & bureaucracy; public organization theory; West European politics; and international relations.

Degrees:

• Johns Hopkins University: MA, PhD in American Government & International Relations.
• University of Oxford (UK): BA, MA in Philosophy, Politics & Economics (member of Keble College).

• Outstanding Faculty Member Award, Inaugural Greek Awards Convocation, Huntingdon College, April 2008
• Exemplary Teacher Award (with honorarium), US Methodist Board of Higher Education, 2006.
• Open Scholarships, Keble College of the University of Oxford, UK.
• University Distinction (six awarded), University of Oxford, UK.
• College Prize, Keble College of the University of Oxford, UK.
• full graduate fellowships, four years, the Johns Hopkins University.
• Huber dissertation fellowship, Wellesley College.
• plaque for teaching and service excellence from students at UNI.
• plaque for "outstanding contribution to experiential education," CUNY.
• inducted to Pi Sigma Alpha, Political Science Honor Society, CUNY.
• honorary 'renaissance' member, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, for accademic service, Huntingdon College.

• program coordinator for political science 1996-, responsible for design, advising and implementation of major field in political science 1996-
• program coordinator for international studies, public administration and public affairs, 1996-2004
• recruiting, advising, budgeting, course rotation and alumni placement for 33-44 student majors per year, 1996-.
• currently teaching 13 Political Science courses in 2 year rotation, 4 or 5 per term, at HC.
• taught postgraduate seminar for Auburn University Montgomery's Master of International Relations program, 2005.
• additional evening and online classes for credit and for non-credit lifelong students.
• hosting numerous guest speakers from the academic, national security, political and legal communities

• taught 3 interdisciplinary symposia at HC, and a social sciences symposium at CUNY.
• liberal arts seminars at Huntingdon College, Wellesley College and Colby College
• state university lecture courses at University of Northern Iowa.
• teaching and supervision of graduates in Masters of Public Policy program, UNI, 1990-96.
• taught and advised diverse inner city undergraduates and internships at City University of New York
• extensive senior thesis supervision; senior capstones; independent study projects
• graduate research supervision (at UNI)
• distance learning experience: created American Government in a Comparative Perspective.
• online and video conference classes for adult learners.

• program coordinator, political science, 1996-
• director of college-wide faculty-student Justice symposium with multiple co-curricular events, 1998-2001
• convener of faculty research symposium (UNI)
• extensive committee work including chairing, tenure & promotion; self-study; education policy; faculty searches and academic services.
• dean's search committee, elected faculty-wide representative.
• master's level graduate program design and comprehensive examinations (at UNI)

• faculty seminar participant, on recent and controversial history, with Prof. Ernest May, Harvard University, 21-23 June 2005
• director of "Justice" weekly faculty seminar, 1998-2001
• faculty research seminar convener, UNI
• faculty privatization policy seminar convener, UNI
• faculty seminar participant, Harvard University's Center for European Studies, and CFIA, 1983-5.

• Languages: fairly fluent French; some Spanish; residual Latin & German.
• Excellent skills in personal computer applications: created extensive web sites at (above); intensive online component to classes; authoring graphical applications, internet, spreadsheets, charts, desktop publishing, databases, word processing.
• Webmaster for the following communities: HC political science public and international affairs; HC Justice liberal arts symposium; Comparative Administrative Culture (Research Group 48) of the World Congress of Political Science, of International PSA, 2000-; Alabama World Affairs Council; World Affairs Councils of America, Conference 2002; American Society of Access Professionals, Conference 2001; and political science researchers on the effect of the Internet.

• "Program Evaluation and Review Technique - Critical Path Analysis," essay with Bradley Best, in Jack Rabin (ed) Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, (Marcel Dekker, spring 2003). [Abstract Online]
• Three articles, April 2003 on the war with Iraq: "Bush Thrives on War," "Blair Takes Greater Risks," and "Taking the War on Faith." Montgomery Advertiser.
• "FOIA and the Emergence of Federal Information Policy in the 1980s and 1990s," chapter 4 of G. David Garson (ed), Handbook of Public Information Systems (NY: Marcel Dekker, 2000). Contents. Bibliography. Table. Book Contents, Abstracts and Contributors
• "Electronic Access to Public Records," chapter 15 of G. David Garson (ed), Handbook of Public Information Systems (NY: Marcel Dekker, 2000).  Contents. Bibliography. Book Contents, Abstracts and Contributors
• "Reinventing (Open) Government: State and Federal Trends." Government Information Quarterly, 12(4):427-455 (Fall 1995). Abstract & Contents.  (The British Cabinet Office in October 1997 acknowledged reading this article in preparation for their freedom of information bill.)
• "The Next Cycle of FOIA Policy? A Model for the Electronic Future." Access Reports 20(13):3-10 (22 June 1994.)

• "New Technologies and FOIA Processing: Part I." Access Reports, 19(15):2-7 (July 21, 1993)
• "New Technologies and FOIA Processing: Part II." Access Reports, 19(16):4-9 (August 4, 1993).
• Thatcherism, review essay of 3 books in the American Political Science Review, 86(1):269-270 (March 1992).
• 15 encyclopedia entries in L. Sandy Maisel (ed), Encyclopedia of American Political Parties and Elections, (New York: Garland Publishing, 1991).
• "Simulations in Political Science: a Review Essay." Social Science Computer Review, 7(3):369-377 (Fall 1989).
• "Freedom of Information: Developments in the United Kingdom." International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, 3(4):465-474 (Winter 1989).
• The Freedom of Information Act: From Pressure to Policy Implementation. PhD Dissertation (Johns Hopkins University and University Microfilms, 1982). A policy history via extensive case law, official documents and statistics; combined with participant interviews among counsel, interest groups, legislative staff, and agency officials.

• "Access to Official Information in the Federal and Ontario Provincial Governments of Canada." Research grant from Canadian embassy: $2,000 awarded November 1994-97 for production of MS; presented papers at American PSA '95 conference and International PSA '97 World Congress.
• "The Original Open Government." Research travel grant proposal to Swedish Information Service 1994 for journal article MS in 1996-97.
• PSC-CUNY Research Foundation Grant #669440: "Official Information in the U.K. and U.S.A." $5,870 granted June 1989 for July 1989-August 1989.

• 4 book reviews in European Studies Journal, 13(1):78-88, Spring 1996:
• Pascaline Winand. 1993. Eisenhower, Kennedy, and the United States of Europe.
• Alan W. Cafruny and Glenda G. Rosenthal, eds. 1993. The State of the European Community, Vol. 2: The Maastricht Debates and Beyond.
• Gerald De Groot. 1993. Liberal Crusader: The Life of Sir Archibald Sinclair.
• Henry Pelling. 1993. A Short History of the Labour Party. Tenth Edition.
• 5 book reviews in European Studies Journal, 12(1):108-123, Spring 1995.
• Michael Smith and Stephen Woolcock, Redefining the US-EC Relationship,(1993).
• Anthony Goodman, John of Gaunt: The Exercise of Princely Power in Fourteenth Century Europe, (1992).
• Steven James Lambakis, Winston Churchill: Architect of Peace,(1993).
• Francois Dreyfus, Jacques Morizet, and Max Peyrard, France and EC Membership Evaluated, (1993).
• R.A. Johns and C.M. Le Marchant. Finance Centres: British Isle Offshore Development Since 1979, (1993).
• book review: In American PSA, British Politics Group Newsletter, Summer 1992: of Rosamund Thomas, Espionage and Secrecy: The Official Secrets Acts 1911-1989 of the United Kingdom.
• book review: in Policy Studies Journal, 17(4):952-954 (Summer 1989): of Susan G. Hadden, A Citizen's Right to Know, (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1989).
• book review: in American PSA, British Politics Group Newsletter, Winter (Jan) 1987: of David Bell (ed), The Conservative Government.

• Textbook manuscript and proposal reviewer, Scientific Journals International, 2006-; Thompson Publishing, 2003-; Pearson Publishing, 2003-; Polity Press, UK, 2003-.
• Doctoral dissertation reviewer for Andhra University, India, 2000-.
• Manuscript reviewer, Jan - May 1997: James A. Nathan. Soldiers, Statecraft and History: Coercive Diplomacy and International Order, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002.
• Grant reviewer, Latin American area studies research grants consortium, Ford Foundation. Periodic meetings to review faculty travel and document purchase grant proposals at Auburn University, 1998-2001.
• Consultant for U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 1986-96.  Freedom of Information staff: conducting occasional 2-day courses covering legislative history, theory, case law and federal regulations. Consulted on administrative and legal strategies for resolving current dilemmas in FOIA cases and law. Narrated /moderated training documentary shown to FDA Commissioner and developed demonstration training software.

• "Conflict, Character and Succession: Politics in the Royal Tragedies of William Shakespeare,"  A paper with Charles Walters, a student, for the Alabama Political Science Association conference, Tuscaloosa, AL, 29 Apr. 2006.
• "Impact of the W. Bush administration on official information, privacy and security issues, 2001-04."  A paper for the Alabama Political Science Association conference, Jacksonville, AL, 1 Apr. 2005.
• "Electronic freedom of information, privacy and security issues during the W. Bush administration." Succesful grant proposal for faculty-student research, for the HC Faculty Renewal Alumni Minigrant Project, Jan. 2005.
• "Electronic freedom of information, privacy and security issues during the W. Bush administration."  A paper for the Southern Political Science Association conference, New Orleans, 7 Jan. 2005.
• "The Supreme Court's Role in Access Policy" paper presented to the panel on Law and the Courts, American PSA Annual Conference, 6 Sep 1998 in Boston, MA.
• "Comparative Administrative Culture: Bureaucratic Transparency in Sweden, Canada, Britain and the United States," poster session in Comparative Politics I for the American PSA Annual Conference, 4 Sep 1998 in Boston, MA.
• "Internet Research Resources in Political Science," oral presentation for panel on Limits of Internet Research at Faculty Development Consortium 1998: Fourth Annual Instructional Techology Conference at Tuskegee University, March 11-13, 1998.
• "The Justice of Information Control: The Supreme Court and Access to Official Data." for Panel on Justice, Politics and the Law, Southern Humanities Foundation Conference on Justice, March 20-22 1998, in Montgomery AL.
• "A New Transparency of Administrative Culture? A comparison of the US, UK, Canada and Sweden." for Panel on Comparative Administrative Culture, Research Group 36, at triennial World Congress of Political Science of International PSA, Seoul, South Korea, August 1997.
• "The Clinton Administration, the Information Highway, and Freedom of Information Policy." Panel on communications and the information highway, Center for the Study of the Presidency conference at Chicago, Nov 1995.
• "Citizenship Rights in Canadian, US and British Bureaucracies: Reinventing (Open) Government?" Panel on comparative bureaucratic control, American PSA conference at Chicago, Aug-Sep 1995.
• "Reinventing (Open) Government? Bureaucratic Reform and Digital Documents." Panel on technology and changing nature of organizations at the Midwest PSA, Chicago, April 1995.
• "Reinventing (British) Government? Bureaucratic Reform Versus Privatization." Panel on comparative privatization policy, Midwest PSA, Chicago, April 1995.
• "The Trojan Horse of European Public Administration? British Bureaucratic Reform Under the Conservatives, 1979-89." European Studies Conference '94, at Omaha NE, October 1994.
• "Information Technology and the Transformation of Federal Government Efforts to Redact and Disclose Official Documents." American PSA, New York, Sep 1994.
• "The Uses of Computers in the U.S. Government for Freedom of Information Act Request Processing." Academy of Business conference, London, U.K., June 1994.
• "Perotistas, Banking Scandal, Redistricting, the Gender Gap and 'Stealth Bombing': An Exit Poll of the 1992 General Election in an Iowan Urban Area." American Politics Group, British PSA, at Durham University, Jan 1994.
• "Privatization and Liberalization in Britain, 1979-89: the 'Handbagging' of Public Institutions." Northeastern PSA at Newark, N.J., November 1993. Also chaired.
• "Can Privatization in Britain be a Model for Others in Europe? 'Handbagging' Nationalized Industries and the Professions in the Thatcher Administrations, 1979-89." European Studies Conference at Omaha, October 14-16, 1993. Also chaired panel on "The Resurgent Right."
• "The British Sport of Handbagging: Sales of Public Enterprises and Institutional Liberalization Under the Thatcher Administrations, 1979-89." Iowa Conference of Political Scientists, at Simpson College, November 7, 1992. Also chaired panel.
• "The Mother of All Privatizations: U.K. National Assets Under the Conservatives, 1979-89." Third World Studies Conference, at Omaha, October 1992.
• "The Municipal Elections of New York, 1989: Mayoral Milestone and Charter Reform." American Politics Group, British PSA, at Bristol, January 1991.
• "The Official Information Policy Paradox: The Rational Results of Political Bargaining." American Society of Access Professionals, at Rosslyn, VA, Sept 27th, 1989. Also keynote speech on Sept 29th.
• "Developments in the United Kingdom." American Society of Access Professionals, at Rosslyn, VA, Sept 27th, 1989.
• "The Iran-contra Affair: a Working Paper." American Politics Group, British PSA, at Keele, England, January 1989.

• Lecture, "From the Miners to Major: A League of Change in Recent British Politics" [Powerpoint file, 1MB] Buena Vista University, Iowa, ACES program.  Public lecture, evening faculty-student seminar and three morning classes on public administration, constitutional law and American law, 12-13 Sep. 2005.
• "China and Taiwan: Development, Coexistence and Tensions", Keynote presentation to Model United Nations organized by Booker T. Washington magnet school, Auburn University Montgomery, 19 April 2004.
• "Strategy versus Politics, Technology versus Expertise: on the Twenty-first anniversary of the Battle of the Falklands /Malvinas, May-June 1982."  Presented to the School of Advanced Airpower and Space Studies (graduate school) of the Air University, Maxwell AFB, in July 2003.
• "Strategy Politics, and Expertise: on the Twenty-first anniversary of the Battle of the Falklands /Malvinas, May-June 1982."  Presented to the Air War College (graduate school) of the Air University, Maxwell AFB, in June 2003.
• "Dilemma in the Des[s]ert: US foreign policy and the war with Iraq." Speech to the Rotary Club of Montgomery, 17 March 2003.
• "Unilateralism versus Multilateralism," presented to the Great Decisions program of the Foreign Policy Association, at Huntingdon College, January 13, 2003.
• "European Union Integration," presented to the Great Decisions program of the Foreign Policy Association, at Huntingdon College, March 3, 2003.
• "The foreign policy of President Bush (43)," presentation, and a longer town hall meeting on Bush's foreign policy, to the Alaska World Affairs Council, Anchorage, November 2002.
• "De Tocqueville in modern American society," to the Unitarian Universalist church of Montgomery, AL., 2002.
• "Geopolitics and Strategy in the Era of Bonnie Prince Charlie." Essay presented to the St. Andrews Society of Montgomery, November 1996, marking the 250th anniversary of the battle of Culloden Moor.
• "The myths of the 1996 elections." Presented to the Montgomery Kiwanis, November 1996.
• "The Dire Treatment of 'Political Consultants' from Socrates to the present," after dinner keynote speaker at Huntingdon's Presidential banquet, Sep. 1996.

• Great Decisions program of Foreign Policy Association, Montgomery AL, January - March 2004.  Lectured twice per series, facilitated program of weekly seminars involving postgraduate faculty and students.
• Great Decisions program, of Foreign Policy Association, Montgomery AL, January - March 2003.  Lectured twice per series, facilitated program of weekly seminars involving postgraduate faculty and students.
• Chaired panel on Comparative Administrative Culture (Research Group 48) at the World Congress of Political Science, of International PSA, Quebec City, August 2000.
• Chaired panel the on "Literature, Law and Discourses of Justice" for the Southern Humanities Foundation Conference on Justice, March 20-22 1998, Montgomery AL.
• Moderated the final plenary session on "Justice and Education in the C21st: Roles, Responsibilities and Rewards," (featuring the writers Leslie Marmon Silko and Pearl Cleage) for the Southern Humanities Foundation Conference on Justice, March 20-22 1998, in Montgomery AL.
• "Grass Roots Party Activity." For the Midwest PSA, at Chicago, April 15, 1994.
• "Business and Official Information." American Society of Access Profesionals, September 27-29, 1989 at Rosslyn, VA. Program chair for one day's panels of conference.
• American politics panel at American politics group of British Political Studies Association, annual conference, at Oxford University.

Other Conference participation:

• Participant, International Conference on the Right to Public Information, Jimmy Carter Center, Atlanta, 27-29 Feb. 2008.
• Participant, Conference for Department Chairs, American PSA, Charlotte NC, Feb. 2007
• Participant, Conference on Teaching and Learning, American PSA, Charlotte NC, Feb. 2007
• Participant, residential faculty seminar, "Interpreting recent and controversial history," with Professor Ernest May, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 21-23 June 2005.
• Participant, US Air Force National Security Forum, Air War College, Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, May 2005.
• Participant, US Air Force Educators' Tour, San Antonio, 22-25 Feb. 2005.
• Participant, US Air Force Officer Candidate School tour, Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, 9 November 2004.
• World Affairs Councils of America, annual conference, "Latin American Relations," Washington DC, January 2002.  Participated in seminars and developed official website of notes of presentations throughout the conference, as submitted by participants, plus official transcript of the speech by President Bush (43).  Received one of the inaugural Maybach awards of conference fees for service to education in international affairs.
• American Association of Access Professionals, Annual Symposium December 2001.  Participated in seminars and developed website of notes of presentations throughout the conference, which was focussed on responses in freedom of information, privacy and e-Government to the terrorist atrocities of September 11.
• Kennedy School of Public Policy, Harvard University, academic conference of American Association of Political Consultants, March 29-31 2001.  (Took undergraduates to the forums, and participated in the professional seminars and workshops).
• US Air Force Academy Assembly on Diversity Policy, Colorado Springs, Co, February 2000. (Took undergraduates to the student assembly, and participated in the faculty seminars and workshops).
• Academic conference of American Association of Political Consultants, Baton Rouge LA, November 1999.  (Took students to the forums, and participated in the professional seminars and workshops).
• American PSA annual conference 1999 in Atlanta, GA, 1-5 Sep.
• US Air Force Academy Assembly on US-Latin American relations, Colorado Springs, Co, 23-26 February 1999. (Took undergraduates, and participated in the faculty seminars and workshops; reported presentation by Amb. Romero.)
• "Women In Politics: Access, Activity, Advancement" Conference at University of AL Huntsville, 14-15 November 1997. (Took an undergrad, and participated in seminars).
• "The Carter Presidency: Policy Choices in the Post New Deal Era" at the Carter Library, Atlanta GA, February 1997.
• Monthly panel sessions of the Alabama World Affairs Council, 1996-.

• Political Science Associations: Alabama, American (sections on political parties, legislative studies, presidency research group, British politics, western Europe, computers and multimedia), International (Research Group on Comparative Administrative Culture), Northeastern, Midwestern, New England, Southern; British Political Studies /American Politics Group, and Iowa Conference of Political Scientists.
• Member of the Academy of Political Science, Center for Study of the Presidency, American Society of Access Professionals.
• Life member, the Oxford Union Debating Society.
• Faculty seminar participant, Harvard University Center for European Studies, and Center for International Affairs, 1983-5.
• Interviewer, Needham Project on relative parental roles by gender in suburban town, Wellesley College Center for Research on Women, 1983-84.
• Research assistant, Dr. Milton C. Cummings jr, on the development of government support of the arts in the US, later published as a comparative book on the arts in developed nations, Cummings and Katz, The Patron State.
• Alabama World Affairs Council, 1996-. Regular participant in discussions, also taking half a dozen undergrads to each meeting. Board Member, webmaster, 2002-.
• Judge for Leadership speech contest, Alabama Power, Sat. 8 March 2003.

Instructor's Manuals to accompany the following:

• William E. Hudson, American Democracy in Peril: Seven Challenges to America's Future. Chatham, NJ: Chatham House Publishers. Approx 70 pages. Third edition, January 2001; first edition, Fall, 1994.
• Ball and Peters, Modern Politics and Government. Chatham House Publishers. Manual for the Sixth edition, 2000.
• B. Guy Peters, American Public Policy: Process and Performance, Chatham House Publishers. Manual for the Fifth Edition, June 1999. Manual for the Fourth Edition, October 1995. Manual for the Third Edition, approx 100 pages, May 1994.
• Fesler and Kettl, Politics of the Administrative Process, 2nd Edn. Chatham, NJ: Chatham House Publishers. Approx 100 pages. December 1996.
• M. Donald Hancock, Politics in Western Europe. Chatham, NJ: Chatham House Publishers. Approx 200 pages. August 1994.
• James McCormick, American Foreign Policy and Process, Second Edition. Peacock Publishers, August 1993. About 100 pages.

• Created an extensive website for the Political Science program, 2000-01.
• Greatly expanded and developed a website for the Huntingdon Justice symposium, 2000-01.
• I created with students Windows-based graphical databases of federal agencies, African American and female political leaders, European political biographies and political institutions and the entire US Congress 1981-92. These databases contain graphs, maps, scanned images, and a searchable text database.
• Interactive tutorial program Elect '88 on the opinion polls and 1988 election results, with graphs and questions (Duke University Press).
• Several text based simulations and datasets were published by Duke University Press in 1990-92.

• CD-ROM review for publisher: public administration material reviewed for Chatham House publishers, January 1997.

• UNI Provost's Mini-grant competition awarded 1994, 1993, 1992.
• UNI Dean's Challenge Grant awarded 1992.

• "Development of the Website for Courses in Political Science" for the panel on Technology in the Classroom for the Annual Instructional Technology Conference of the Faculty Development Consortium at Faulkner University, 14 April 2000. Presentation with projection of website and extensive development materials.
• "Quick and Dirty Applications for the Busy Professor: From the Standalone PC to the Internet," presentation to the Annual Instructional Technology Conference of the Faculty Development Consortium, at Faulkner University, 12 April 2000. Presentation of graphical software development materials for courses.
• "Uses of the Internet for Research in Political Science" for the panel on Uses and limitations of the Internet for Research for the Faculty Development Conference on educational technology, at Tuskegee University, March 1998. Presentation with data tables and research materials.
• "A Functional Comparison of Educational Technology" for the Faculty Development Conference on educational technology at Auburn University, March 1997. Presentation with data tables.
• "Qualitative Political Science Courseware: Some Graphical Applications for Windows 3.1." American Politics Group of the British PSA, at Durham, January 1994.
• "European Politics Database and Tutorial Software." European Studies Conference at Omaha, October 14-16, 1993.
• "Technology to Assist FOIA Responses: a Software Solution Set." American Society of Access Professionals, Annual Symposium, Rockville, MD, August 31, 1993. Paper, and software demonstration.
• "Educational Software for Political Science." Small College Computing Symposium '93, at UNI April 16, 1993.
• "Political Science Courseware: A Comparative Analysis." American PSA, August 31, 1989.
• "Political Courseware: Successes and Caveats." Invited Speaker, Faculty Development Conference, New Jersey Board of Higher Education at Newark, March 3, 1989.
• "Interactive Courseware for Politics: Producing and Consuming." American Politics Group, British PSA, at Keele, January 1989.
• "Computer Simulations of the Political Process: Consuming and Producing." Carnegie-Mellon University Conference on Computing in Undergraduate Education, Pittsburgh, October 1988.
• "Using Computer Simulations in Political Science: a Comparison." CUNY PSA, NY, February 1988.
• "Political Software." American PSA Computer User's Group, American PSA National Conference, San Francisco, Aug 29 - Sept 2, 1990.

Committees, Seminars, external presentations, student clubs, etc:

• Curriculum Improvement:

• Created seminar in Third World and Terrorism, Fall 2005.
• Active participant in First Year Experience course and faculty/staff retreat and seminars, May 2004-.
• Reviewed, pursuant to strategy of new college administration, student numbers, progress and alumni outcomes in multidisciplinary majors, planned deletion of the majors and transition of student advisees to newer curriculum, 2003-2005.
• Created large website for recruitment, curriculum, advising, research links, alumni relations, for all political science courses, 2000-.
• Helped pioneer use of smart multimedia classrooms at both UNI and Huntingdon College.
• Created new majors and minors in Political Science, and Public Administration together with advising booklets and tables, October 1996.
• Created new multidisciplinary majors in Public Policy, Public Affairs Tri-subject, International Studies and European Studies, together with advising booklets and tables, October 1996.
• Prepared three multidisciplinary Liberal Arts Symposia ("Origins", "Justice" and "Self & Society"). Also, adapted and taught these symposia for Lifelong learners.
• Prepared new courses in American Policy System, Public Administration, Public Policy Analysis, Presidency and Congress, and Public Organizations, (1977-78).
• Prepared new courses in Comparative Government; International Relations; and Political Theory /Constitutional Law (1976-77).
• Introduced classic political theory and empirical political science readings to all courses.
• Introduced internships and fieldwork.
• Introduced numerous guest speakers from politics, government and law to most courses.

• Faculty committees, seminars:

• Chair, Committee on Tenure, Promotion and Development, 2007-.
• Chair, Travel Committee, 2004-.  Revised travel program and policy to adapt to budget reductions.
• Active participant in First Year Experience course and faculty/staff retreat and seminars, May 2004-.
• Active Faculty ANTS (Assisting New & Transfer Students on moving-in days.)
• Elected-at-large member, search committee for dean of faculty, spring 2004.  Conducted intensive national search for Deputy Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, advised president on selection.  (Consult chair Frank Buckner or member Maureen Murphy).
• Chair, core curriculum committee, which (at the request of a new administration) consulted intensively and designed a comprehensive revision of the college core, October-November 2003.  (Consult members Eric Kidwell, Ken Williams or Massimo Bezoari).
• Member, athletic committee, 2001-2005.  Assisted in supervising transition from NAIA to NCAA Div. III, approved match schedules subject to academic restrictions. (Consult chair, Dr. Mitchell, and Athletic Director.)
• Director of college liberal arts symposium on Justice, Sep 1998 - May 2001. Chaired and minuted faculty seminar, administered course for 200 students and 20 co-teaching faculty, and directed special events. Added faculty lectures and essay, to positive reviews. Contributed lecture, essays and introductions to the course web pages. Designed, conducted and analyzed extensive social survey about the symposium.  Developed existing website.
• Member of faculty core curriculum committee, overseeing implementation of college-wide liberal arts symposia, Sep 1998-. Established guidelines for the teaching and assessment of the symposia. (Also its predecessor, Ad Hoc LAS committee. Consult chair, Dr. Maureen Murphy, or Drs. Deal, Harrell or Buckner.)
• Member of faculty self-study purpose and institutional effectiveness committee, 1997-99, revising college purpose statement, planning student outcomes assessment college-wide, and institutional self-study. 1999-2000 reviewed departmental self study plans, implementation and subsequent data. (Consult chair, Dr. John Harrell).
• Chair of faculty committee on academic services, 1998-99 researched and recommended campus wide information technology policy in response to self study. 1997-98, planned library and (to some degree) computer resources campus-wide during expansion of electronic services. Member, 1998- (Consult Dean Stubbs or Prof. Kenneth Williams.)
• Member of faculty Institutional Effectiveness committee, 1997-98, planning student outcomes assessment and institutional self-study. Helped devise first round of assessment of core skills. (Consult chair, Dr. James Glass).
• participated with information sessions and lunches with prospective students and parents in all Admissions Open Houses, 1996-. Cooperated with photography crews for brochures. Met with any prospective students on request. Devised public affairs brochures and distributed to prospective student groups including girls' state. (Consult former VP Admissions, Suellen Ofe, or current director, Laura Duncan.)
• Participated in faculty development seminars for new Liberal Arts Symposia: "Origins," "Justice" and "Self and Society." 1996-. (Consult director 1996-1998, Dr. Gregory Salyer).
• Member of faculty/student Honors committee 1996-97. Reviewed student candidates for various academic and general honors. (Consult chair, Dr. Frank Buckner.)

• Other New Courses Developed:

• Created new course in Current Affairs for the School of Professional Studies, Huntingdon College, July 2006.
• Created new graduate seminar in "Area Studies, Europe" for the Master of International Relations, Auburn University at Montgomery, held at Maxwell AFB, July 2005.
• Created new seminar "Third World Politics and Terrorism," August 2005.
• Conducted new Jan Term travel course "British Politics," January 2004.  Following preparatory 3 credit course, arranged onsite tutorials with two Oxford professors and seminars with two members of parliament, plus one policy entrepreneur.  In conjunction with college's travel experience tour.
• Conducted new Jan Term course "Coed Rugby," January 2000, featured on local television.
• Created and taught Jan term seminar "Fieldwork in Public Affairs," January 1998. Extensive onsite briefings at law courts, media and political offices; and guest speakers.
• Conducted new Jan Term course "British Politics and Rugby," January 1997.

 
• Providing Student Research Experiences and Resources:

• Recorded debriefing interviews with successful law school applicants; videotapes available to undergrads.
• Advised successful law school applicants: e.g. Chad Hobbs, Jared Lyles, Dan Ogle, .
• Purchased 56 APSA '99 and 50 APSA '98 conference papers to found a library collection, to assist students in researching term papers.
• Began taking students to research conferences (with USAFA Assembly '99). Led student conference trips such as to American Association of Political Consultants conference 1999 in New Orleans and 2001 at the Kennedy School, Harvard University.

• Service for student clubs, student current affairs events:

• Recognized as Renaissance Member by Sigma Phi Epsilon, 2002, an award winning chapter of the "balanced man" fraternity; became fraternity adviser, 2005-.
• Many field trips to courts and capitol, invited guest speakers, television discussion events in dorm, outlines on web pages.
• Multiple evening events including student television commentating on all local channels for public affairs club during elections in 2000 & 2004.
• Facilitated creation of sailing club, 2000.
• Facilitated creation of College Democrats, 1999-2000.  Faculty sponsor, 2002-04.
• Took undergrads to evening events such as World Affairs council (monthly), Alabama Shakespeare Theatre and Temple Beth Or.
• Recognized by tennis coach for support of tennis team and camp.
• Recognized by basketball coach for support of team.
• Supported Huntingdon performances and children's dance and art courses with intensive involvement of own children.
• Faculty sponsor for Freshman Class, suggesting activities and events, 1997-2001.
• Three students interviewed on WSFA-TV during State of the Union address in College, Feb 1998.
• Held three presidential debate evenings of analysis for students in College, Spring 1997. One was televised by WSFA-TV.
• Created active Public Affairs Club with some three dozen student members.
• Held evening dorm session of "politically incorrect" panel and audience discussion of current affairs, Spring 1997.
• Brought outside speakers to several classes from state politics (e.g., 15 in Fall 1997). Negotiated and supervised several new student internships.
• Joined pre-law and pre-med undergrads in dormitory evening of quiz game (with Dr. Buckner.)

• Public Relations Service for College:

• Dr. Lewis judged the congressional debate at St. James school's tournament, 7 Oct. '06
• Quoted extensively in Montgomery Advertiser newspaper article on terrorist bombings in London, 8 July '05
• Interviewed by WAKA-TV evening news on bombings of London, 7 July '05.
• Appearance on APTV's For the Record, review of 2004, discussion of the war with Iraq, 30 minutes, shown 29 Dec. 2004.
• Contacted prospective students in the relevant majors by telephone, e-mail, letter and web page, to assist in recruitment, 2000-. (Consult Admissions Director Christie Mehaffey and former director Laura Hinds Duncan.)
• Frequent appearances alone or with students on all Montgomery television news stations and in the Advertiser newspaper during election campaign season, autumn 2000.E.g., during first presidential debate, students or professor appeared on all local channels; commentated on electoral college during vote counting dispute in Florida; and discussed middle east strategy and naval damage control tactics during USS Cole bombing.
• Spoke to the Universalist church and participated regularly in United Methodist Churches including bible related classes.
• Quoted by Montgomery newspaper about Liberal Arts Symposium speaker, February 1999.
• Television commentating on APTV: on state politics, 1998-99.
• Television commentating on WSFA-TV: e.g, State of the Union 1/1998; Presidential debates 10/96; Newsmakers panel on presidential campaign 11/96.
• Television commentating on WHOA-TV.
• Featured in College viewbooks, alumni relations newsletter (interviewed) and print advertising.

• Brief Summary of Service At Previous Institutions:
• UNI Dept research presentation series convener.
• UNI College computer committee: established multimedia presentation classrooms and a full computer lab with initial $200,000 grant.
• UNI Educational Policies Commission: dealt with grading standards, grievance procedures and withdrawal system.
• Extensive committee and commission work, arranging of speaker presentations, internal research presentation, dept newsletter,
• Interviewed about Iowa caucuses by Ms. Gwen Ifill on NBC national nightly news, January 27, 1996 (two evenings).
• "The Federal Freedom of Information Act." Sociology and anthropology faculty colloquium at UNI, April 2, 1993.
• Exit Poll of the 1992 general election in Cedar Falls & Waterloo, Iowa. KWWL-TV.
• Co-convened regular faculty research seminar series on privatization, with grant, summer 1993.  This seminar resulted in several scholarly publications by members.frequent commentating on TV (including NBC nightly news) and in print media.
• Sponsored and revitalized student political science societies & clubs, at each college. Many evening panel events on current topics such as US interventions abroad, Watergate, Northern Ireland, the Iran-contra Affair and various general elections.

• American Government (annually).
• American Policy System (annually).
• Senior Capstone Research Project (annually)
• Voters, Parties and Elections.
• Political Theory & Constitutional Law.
• Presidency and Congress
• Comparative Government.
• British Politics
• International Relations.
• Third World and Terrorism seminar
• Introduction to Public Administration.
• Public Organizations.
• Public Policy Analysis.

• Current Affairs, evening course for adult learners in person and via internet & video conference (webinar), Huntingdon School of Professional Studies, Sep. 2006.
• Graduate seminar in European Studies, for Auburn University Montgomery's MIR program, summer '05.
• British Politics travel experience, including tutorials with Oxford professors and seminars with members of parliament.
• Internship or Fieldwork in Politics or Law.
• Coed Rugby: January Term 2000.
• British Politics and Rugby Football: January Term 1997.
• Fieldwork in Public Affairs: January Term 1998.
• Lifelong learning (evening) adapted Symposia: "Origins," "Justice" and "Self and Society".

• West European Democracies (UNI).
• American Government in a Comparative Perspective. (Both on-site and correspondence courses, UNI).
• Presidential Politics (CUNY).
• Introduction to Politics. (Wellesley).
• British Politics, as study abroad (one month in London, Colby).
• Policymaking in a Bureaucratic Age (Wellesley).
• Internship and class in New York City Politics (CUNY).
• Senior Research Seminar in Official Secrecy and Information (Wellesley).

• Associate Dean Maureen Murphy, First Year Experience seminar, Huntingdon College, Montgomery AL 36106. (334) 833-4462.  Class observation.
• Prof. Frank Buckner, former Head of Humanities Division, Huntingdon College. (334) 833-4541.  Class observation.
• Dr. Eric Kidwell, Library director, (committee colleague and and liberal arts symposium co-director) Huntingdon College. (334) 833-4420.
• Prof. Diana Green (co-teacher of symposium at Huntingdon) (334) 277-3666.