Professors

The politics faculty at Marymount pride themselves on their commitment to engaging students through active learning that combines small classes, individual projects, and engagment in practical politics through internships and study abroad programs.

What do our graduates say about the faculty?

Full-time faculty

	Matthew Bergman Assistant Professor Rowley Hall Comparative politics, Public policy, Europe, Research methods, Legal reasoning
	Chad Rector Professor Rowley Hall, 1015 International relations, Asia, Housing, Political Economy, Corruption, Climate change
	Margaret Tseng Professor Rowley Hall, 1017 American politics, Presidency, Political behavior, Internships

Visiting faculty

Franco Gamboa Fulbright Scholar in Residence, 2022-23 Rowley Hall Latin America, government reform, race, political development

Emeritus faculty

Linda McMahon, Professor Emerita
American politics, State and local government

William Miller, Professor Emeritus
Political Theory, Law, American politics

Charles Smith, Professor Emeritus
Comparative politics, International relations