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2010-2011 Job Market Candidates

The Political Science Department is pleased to have two highly qualified candidates on the job market for the 2010-2011 academic year. We hope that you will consider them as candidates for openings at your institutions. Please contact the Interim Graduate Director, Dr. Terry Jones (terry.jones@umsl.edu) or the job candidates directly if you would like further information.  Listed below are brief biographical sketches of our placement candidates, primary advisors, contact information and link to their current CVs.

Kimberly Lynn Casey, Visiting Assistant Professor, William Jewell College, Liberty Missouri, Department of Political Science, 2010-2011.

PhD, Aug. 2009. Dissertation: "Family Matters:" The Prevalence and Effects of Families in American Electoral Politics, 1978-2008. Committee members: David Kimball (Chair), David Robertson, Nancy Kinney, and Farida Jalalzai.

Teaching & Research Interests:American Politics, Politics and History, Gender, Political Families

Vitae: CVKimberlyLynnCasey2011.doc
E-mail: caseyk@william.jewell.edu

Michael Artime, Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science, UM-St. Louis.

ABD. Dissertation: "New News, New Politics: The Emergence of the Internet in American Politics." Committee members: David Kimball (Chair), Brian Fogarty, Nancy Kinney, David Robertson.

Teaching & Research Interests: American Politics, Voting and Elections, Political Institutions, Media and Politics.

Vitae: Artime CV.doc
E-mail: mra8r3@umsl.edu

Laura Wiedlocher, Instructor, Department of Political Science, UM-St. Louis.

ABD. Dissertation: "Political Fragmentation and Central City Growth and Decline 1950-2000." Committee members: Brady Baybeck (Chair), David Kimball, Gary J. Miller, Lana Stein.

Teaching & Research Interests: American Politics, Urban Politics, Methods, Multi-Method Research Design (Spatial Analysis), Public Policy/Policy Process, Congress.

Vitae: cv_updated_13Sept10Wiedlocher
E-mail: laurawiedlocher@yahoo.com