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Jilda Aliotta
Associate Professor, Chair, Department of Politics and Government
Office: Hillyer 123B
Phone: 860.768.42
aliotta@hartford.edu
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Professor Aliotta teaches classes in law, American politics, and women in Politics. She received her Ph.D from the University of Minnesota and has also taught at Miami (Ohio) University. Her current research investigates the impact of women on the judiciary in the United States. |
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Christopher Anderson
Assistant Professor
Office: Hillyer 126A
Phone: 860.768.4583
chranders@hartford.edu |
| Professor Anderson teaches courses in political theory and American politics. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota in 2003. His research examines the role of civic education in early American political life. |
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David Brooker
Visiting Professor
Office: Hillyer 123A
Phone: 860.768.
brooker@hartford.edu |
| Professor Brooker teaches courses in international and comparative politics. He received his Ph.D from Miami (Ohio) University and has taught at Eastern Connecticut State University and St. Joseph College. His research centers upon politics in Eastern Europe |
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Michael Clancy
Assistant Professor
Office: Hillyer 123C
Phone: 860.768.4284
clancy@hartford.edu |
Professor Clancy teaches international and comparative politics. He received his Ph.D from the University of Wisconsin 1997 and has also taught at Williams, Mount Holyoke and Smith Colleges. His research focuses on tourism and development.
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Darryl McMiller
Assistant Professor, Hillyer College
Office: 113c Hillyer
Phone: 860-768-4231
mcmiller@hartford.edu |
| Professor McMiller teaches American Politics. He received his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University in 1995 and has also taught at the University of Connecticut. His research examines elections, voting behavior, and race and politics. |
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Harald Sandstrom
Associate Professor
Office: Hillyer 123D
Phone: 860.768.
sandstrom@hartford.edu |
| Professor Sandstrom teaches comparative and international politics. He received an MA from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D from Penn State University. He is on leave during the 2003-4 school year and is currently writing a book on development after the cold war. |
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