Department of Political Science
Faculty
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Gregory Hall Chair/Associate Professor Wheeler Hall, Room 329 Phone: (404)681-2800, ext. 2622 E-Mail: ghall@morehouse.edu Educational Background: PHD, Political Science/International Relations, Howard University (1993); MA, Political Science, Howard University (1986); BA, German and Political Science, Northwestern University (1982). Areas of Expertise: International Relations/security/foreign policy; International Political Economy; Politics of Eastern Europe/Former USSR |
| Genese Brooks Secretary Phone: (404)681-2800, ext. 2623 E-mail: gbrooks@morehouse.edu |
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Ebnezer O. Aka Professor and Director of Urban Studies Program Wheeler Hall, Room 323 Phone: (404) 681-7573 E-Mail: eaka@morehouse.edu Faculty Web Page: www.morehouse.edu/facstaff/eaka Educational Background: BACRP (Cum Laude; Economics Minor), University of Louisiana; M.A (Magna Cum Laude)in Geography & Urban Planning, University of Louisiana; MCRP, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; Ph.D in Urban Planning, Texas A & M University Areas of Expertise: Urban Studies; Urban Planning; Planning in Developing Countries; Comparative Urbanization and Development; Geographic Information System (GIS) in Planning. |
| Hasan Crockett Assistant Professor Phone: (404)681-2800, ext. 2254 E-mail: hcrockett@morehouse.edu |
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Andrew J. Douglas Assistant Professor Wheeler Hall, Room 301 Phone: (404) 681-2800, ext. 2252 Email: adouglas@morehouse.edu Educational Background: University of Virginia, Ph.D. in Government (2008); University of Virginia, M.A. in Government (2005); University of California at Berkeley, B.A. in Rhetoric and Political Science (2002) Areas of Expertise: History of political thought; theories of democracy; political thought of the African diaspora. |
| Tobe Johnson Professor Phone: (404)681-2800, ext. 2033 E-mail: tjohnson@morehouse.edu |
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Laura E. Seay Assistant Professor Wheeler Hall, Room 307 Phone: (404) 681-2800, ext. 2255 lseay@morehouse.edu Educational Background: University of Texas at Austin, Ph.D. in Government (2009); Yale University, M.A. in African Studies (2002); Baylor University, B.A. in International Studies (2000) Areas of Expertise: African politics, weak states, Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, development and humanitarian assistance, conflict, community responses to state fragility. |
