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A Black male is posed in front of the American flag.
Portsmouth native Bismarck Myrick, who served as a public servant in three separate careers, spending 20 years each with the U.S. Army (as a decorated Vietnam veteran), U.S. Foreign Service (as a career diplomat and two-time ambassador) and 桃花社区视频 Dominion University (as Ambassador-in-Residence and lecturer in political science and history), has died. He was 83.
桃花社区视频 Geography launches YouTube channel
桃花社区视频 Geography launched a YouTube channel. Featured videos include Geography Awareness Week 2022, a Drone Demo Flyover of 桃花社区视频 East Campus and King Tide Flooding in Norfolk.
Dr. Jesse Richman, Associate Professor of Political Science and International Studies at 桃花社区视频, spoke about the upcoming November 2022 election on topics including redistricting, early voting, polling and election results.
桃花社区视频 political scientists will discuss the midterms at Yetiv Auditorium in the Batten Arts and Letters Building.
It is more than law and politics. How does the Constitution shape American society, the way we live and our expectations for the future? The campus community is invited to the forum on Tuesday, September 20th, 12:20-1:30 in Batten Arts & Letters Rm. 1012
The 2020 presidential election is already setting records. With just shy of two months to go, presidential campaigns and associated groups have already eclipsed the record fundraising of 2016 by hundreds of millions of dollars.
Political Science & Geography will host a panel discussion on the Presidential Primaries on Tuesday 3 March, the day of the Virginia Presidential Primary, featuring 桃花社区视频 professors Michelle Kundmueller, Benjamin Melusky, Jesse Richman and Joshua Zingher.
In her new book, "Homer's Hero: Human Excellence in the Iliad and the Odyssey", 桃花社区视频 Political Science Professor Dr. Michelle Kundmueller shows how Homer elevated private life as the locus of true friendship, human excellence, justice and political honor.
In "Myths of the Oil Boom," his latest book on the global politics of oil, 桃花社区视频 Dominion University political science professor Steve Yetiv examines what the American oil boom (or era of dramatically heightened U.S. oil production) means for American and global security. And, in the process, he challenges a range of myths and misconceptions about the role of oil in world politics and offers a panoramic view of the global impact of the most politicized commodity in history. <br>