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About John Hermann

For twenty-five years, Dr. John R. Hermann has been fascinated by issues regarding how to protect vulnerable and marginalized groups in our constitutional republic. His research explores whether the Supreme Court can protect -- and under what circumstances -- those who lack access to and clout in the electoral process. More recently, Dr. Hermann has become interested in higher education pedagogy -- with a focus on the changing demographics in the United States.

Positions

Present Associate Professor, Political Science, Trinity University ‐ Department of Political Science
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Curriculum Vitae

Disciplines

Research Interests

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Honors and Awards

  • Student Organization Adviser of the Year (Mock Trial), 2018
  • Distinguished Advising Award (University-wide award), 2014
  • Pi Sigma Teaching Award, 2012 and 2014
  • Alpha Lambda Teaching Award (Freshman Honors Society), Three Times
  • Granted Research Leave Four Times
  • Member of Who's Who Among American Educators
  • Member of Who's Who in America
  • Granted Summer Research Stipends, Seven Times
  • Named Best Professor in the Department of Political Science, Mortar Board, 1995-1996
  • Department of Political Science Fellowship and Assistantship, Emory University, 1991-1995
  • Fellow, University of Michigan's Inter-Consortium Political and Social Research (ICPSR)

Courses

  • A Successful Life (FYE): Summer Bridge Program
  • Co-Director, Political Science Department Internship Program
  • Criminal Justice
  • First Year Seminar
  • The Politics of Supreme Court Litigation
  • Research Methods In Political Science
  • Civil Rights and Liberties
  • Constitutional Law
  • Judicial Process
  • American Politics
  • Senior Seminar in Political Science: Landmark Supreme Court Cases

Education

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1991 - 1995 PhD, Emory University
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1985 - 1989 BA, Washington University in St. Louis
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