Teaching

RECURRING COURSES

• PS 312: Presidential Politics
• PS 314: Interest Group Politics
• PS 321: Constitutional Law: Government Powers and Constraints
• PS 322: Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Liberties

PREVIOUS COURSES AT OSU

• Introduction to Political Thought
• Political Ideologies
• Classical Political Thought
• U.S. Political Thought
• Race and Gender in American Political Thought

• Introduction to U.S. Politics
• State and Local Politics
• The Presidency
• The Civil Rights Movement

• Sports and Politics
• Gender and Politics

Research Interests

• Political Theory
• Democratic Theory
• Race, Gender and Politics
• U.S. Politics

Curriculum Vitae

Brief Vita

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., Department of Political Science, University of Oregon, 2012
• M.S., Department of Political Science, University of Oregon, 2008
• M.A., College of Arts and Sciences (Department of Political Science), Western Washington University, 2005
• B.A., College of Arts and Sciences, Western Washington University, 2003

PUBLICATIONS

Book Chapters

• Andersen, Daniel. 2016. “On Teaching About Sex and Gender in Each and Every Political Science Course.” In: Teaching Sex and Gender in Contemporary America. Haltinner and Pilgeram, eds. New York: Springer Press.

• Andersen, Daniel. 2014. “The HPV Vaccine Controversy” In: Science and Politics: An A to Z Guide to Issues and Controversies. Brent Steele, ed. Thousand Oakes: CQ Press.   

Book Reviews

• Andersen, Daniel. 2014. “Policing Privilege: Move-In Violence and the Maintenance of Housing Segregation” Review of Hate Thy Neighbor: Move-in Violence and the Persistence of Racial Segregation in America, by Jeannine Bell.  Judicature, vol. 97, no. 6, 299-300.