Political Science Blog

Kamran Bokhari on the Changing Roles of Gulf Countries in Asia

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The Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington recently hosted a panel discussion examining the diplomatic, security, and economic issues shaping the growing relationship between the countries of the Gulf and the South Asian subcontinent. 2002 alumni, Dr. Kamran Bokhari, participated on the panel. Dr. Bokhari is the Director of the Governance in Muslim-Majority States … [Read more...] about Kamran Bokhari on the Changing Roles of Gulf Countries in Asia

Martin Plute on Post-Law School Choices

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There’s a stereotype that all lawyers either sit in an officer or a courtroom all day. That’s what I thought when I went into law school; certainly those opportunities are available, but that’s not what everyone does. Like having a political science degree, there are many options available once you graduate law school, some of which don’t even involve taking the bar. I had … [Read more...] about Martin Plute on Post-Law School Choices

Viva Las Vegas

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William (Bill) Noonan, earned his Public Administration degree in 1974. He is Senior Vice President of Industry & Governmental Affairs for Boyd Gaming Corporation. Before joining Boyd Gaming, Bill was Chairman of the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce. He was recognized as the Casino Management Association’s Gaming Professional of the Year in the year 2000. Prior to his … [Read more...] about Viva Las Vegas

Corporate Social Responsibility

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In the latest issue of PR News, Political Science alumna, Judith Rowland, maintains that when it comes to corporate social responsibility, "[b]rands can no longer sit on the sidelines." To read the full article, see Corporate Responsibility Judith is a Managing Supervisor at FleishmanHillard. In 2017, she was inducted into the Missouri Public Affairs Hall of Fame. … [Read more...] about Corporate Social Responsibility