Manger Professor of International Relations
Director of the School of Global & Public Service

Description / Biography

I’ve been a member of the Political Science department since 1996, and teach a wide array of courses on the Middle East, human rights, and nationalism and ethnic conflict.

My research focuses on the aftermath of mass atrocities, such as prosecutions by international / hybrid criminal courts in Sierra Leone, Iraq, and Cambodia and post-conflict memory in Bosnia. I have traveled extensively in the Middle East and Africa, most recently to Morocco in 2023.

I have received both campus and national awards for teaching: the Underkofler Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching (Beloit College), and the Rowman and Littlefield Award for Innovative Teaching in Political Science, awarded through the American Political Science Association.

I’m a native of Pittsburgh, and a devoted sports fan.

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