One of a Kind Meets the Ties That Bind Us

Session Submission Type: In-Person Created Panel

Session Description

Sometimes the best conversations are the spontaneous ones among people from differing backgrounds who don't know each other. Rather than speaking only to narrow interests the participants can bring new insights and find common purpose. Each participant is one of a kind, yes, but they also have the ties that bind them.

Each scholar on this panel agreed to attend the conference in person and to share their passion for political science education. Each paper has a topic or method distinctly different from the others. Each is worth hearing. Come and join the conversation!

Sub Unit

• Division 10: Political Science Education

Individual Presentations

• Considering the Alternatives: A Typological Framework - Michael J. Reese, University of Chicago

• From Experience to Engagement: Civic Engagement Through Experiential Learning - Chelsea Kaufman, Wingate University

• Limited IR: Why Are International Relations Not global? - Bulat Akhmetkarimov, Kazan Federal University; Renat Shaykhutdinov, Florida Atlantic University; Ramin Ahmadoghlu, Emory University

Chair

• Mark Carl Rom Georgetown University

Discussant

• Daniel J Mallinson Penn State, Harrisburg