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Gregory Gause
Professor & Head
Greg Gause’s research focuses on the international politics of the Middle East, with a particular interest in the Arabian Peninsula and the Persian Gulf.
Ann Bowman
Professor
Ann Bowman specializes in state and local politics and management, intergovernmental relations, and public policy, especially the substantive areas of environment, economic development, and land use.
Justin Bullock
Assistant Professor of Public Service and Administration
Justin Bullock is an associate professor in the Public Service and Administration department and a research fellow in the Institute for Science, Technology and Public Policy.
Timothy Callaghan
Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management
Tim Callaghan’s research interests are health politics, the Affordable Care Act, autism policy, opioid policy, rural health policy, state politics, and public opinion about health topics.
Jonathan Coopersmith
Professor of History
In his research, he emphasizes that technology cannot be viewed simply in a national context, but must be understood in a larger international context in his teaching and research.
Andrew Dessler
Professor
Andrew Dessler’s latest research focuses on climate change, water vapor, and clouds.
Joe Feagin
Professor
Joe Feagin’s research interests are racial and ethnic studies, gender relations and the urban political economy.
Shawn Gibbs
Dean of the School of Public Health
Shawn Gibbs is an industrial hygienist whose expertise is in the disruption of highly infectious diseases, such as COVID-19 and Ebola virus disease.
Kirby Goidel
Professor of Communication
Goidel is an expert on public policy and co-editor of Social Science Quarterly.
Annmarie MacNamara
Assistant Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Annmarie MacNamara's work aims to characterize the parameters of emotional response and the cognitive factors that can affect this in healthy individuals.
Lisako Mckyer
Professor & Associate Dean
McKyer earned an undergraduate degree in psychology (with emphasis on developmental and pediatric psychology); Indiana University, PhD, Clinical science (clinical psychology); Indiana University, MPH, Community Health.
Andrew Natsios
Executive Professor of International Affairs
Andrew Natsios is an executive professor at the Bush School and director of the Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs.
B. Dan Wood
Professor of Political Science
Wood's area of expertise is the American presidency, especially as it pertains to party polarization in the American system.