Florida Political Science Association
2024 Annual Conference
March 9, 2024
University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida
The 2024 FPSA Annual Meeting will be held on March 9, 2024 at the University of Florida n Gainesville, Florida.
The conference program will be sent in February 2024.
Preregistration before the conference day is $75 for faculty and $35 for students. All paper presenters, panel chairs, and discussants are asked to preregister. Registration at the meeting is $85 for faculty and $40 for students. Registration includes lunch, refreshments, and a subscription to The Florida Political Chronicle.
The conference program will be sent in February 2024.
Preregistration before the conference day is $75 for faculty and $35 for students. All paper presenters, panel chairs, and discussants are asked to preregister. Registration at the meeting is $85 for faculty and $40 for students. Registration includes lunch, refreshments, and a subscription to The Florida Political Chronicle.
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Program Co-Chairs:
Kelly McHugh Affiliation: Florida Southern College Phone: 386.822.7579 E-Mail: [email protected] Austin Trantham Affiliation: Saint Leo University Phone: 352.588.6313 E-Mail: [email protected]u Arrangements Chair: Ben Smith Affiliation: University of Florida Phone: 352.273.2345 E-Mail: [email protected] |
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Faculty, talented undergraduates, and graduate students are encouraged to submit papers.
A $250 award is given to the Best Graduate Student Paper presented at the conference, and a $200 award will be given to the Best Undergraduate Student Paper. Please send paper proposals to the appropriate Section Chair by January 26, 2024. Accepted papers will be notified soon after this date.
A $250 award is given to the Best Graduate Student Paper presented at the conference, and a $200 award will be given to the Best Undergraduate Student Paper. Please send paper proposals to the appropriate Section Chair by January 26, 2024. Accepted papers will be notified soon after this date.
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American National Politics
Austin Trantham Saint Leo University E-Mail: [email protected] Political Theory Brian Kupfer Tallahassee Community College E-Mail: [email protected] Public Policy & Public Administration Douglas Rivero St. Petersburg College E-Mail: [email protected] State & Local Government Sean Foreman Barry University E-Mail: [email protected] International Relations Leah Blumenfeld Barry University E-Mail: l[email protected] |
Comparative Politics
Houman Sadri University of Central Florida E-Mail: [email protected] Roundtable: Regional Security from World War I to Today Marco Rimanelli Saint Leo University E-Mail: [email protected] Roundtable: Teaching Political Science Kelly McHugh Florida Southern College E-Mail: [email protected] |
Want to Be Published? See Information Below on FPSA Publications!
Call for Submissions to the Florida Political Chronicle, the FPSA’s academic journal: https://www.fpsanet.com/florida-political-chronicle.html. Scholarly articles from past FPSA conferences are welcome, as well as other papers that have not been previously published. Please contact the Editor, Marco Rimanelli ([email protected]) to begin the peer-review process.
Call for Submissions to The Political Scientist, the semi-annual newsletter of the FPSA: https://www.fpsanet.com/the-political-scientist.html. Possible submissions include short research articles, reflections on classroom activities, reviews of teaching resources, and/or short book reviews.
Participation by graduate students and junior faculty is encouraged and welcomed! Please contact the Editor, Austin Trantham ([email protected]) for more information concerning submission guidelines.
Call for Submissions to the Florida Political Chronicle, the FPSA’s academic journal: https://www.fpsanet.com/florida-political-chronicle.html. Scholarly articles from past FPSA conferences are welcome, as well as other papers that have not been previously published. Please contact the Editor, Marco Rimanelli ([email protected]) to begin the peer-review process.
Call for Submissions to The Political Scientist, the semi-annual newsletter of the FPSA: https://www.fpsanet.com/the-political-scientist.html. Possible submissions include short research articles, reflections on classroom activities, reviews of teaching resources, and/or short book reviews.
Participation by graduate students and junior faculty is encouraged and welcomed! Please contact the Editor, Austin Trantham ([email protected]) for more information concerning submission guidelines.