Profile

Fields: Positive political theory, American politics

Stu Jordan runs the Political Science Department's credit-bearing internship courses, which provide experiential learning opportunities for students in politics and policymaking. As Associate Director of the University of Rochester Democracy Center, Stu plans and organizes public educational events, develops and manages the Center's civic engagement programs, and develops web-based tools for exploring quantitative data on democratic erosion and resilience.

Courses taught

• PSCI 107 Introduction to Positive Political Theory
• PSCI 202W Argument in Political Science
• PSCI 222 U.S. Presidency
• PSCI 226W Act Locally? Local Government in the U.S.
• PSCI 233W Innovation in Public Service
• PSCI 242 Research Practicum in Criminal Justice Reform
• PSCI 280 Political Accountability
• PSCI 394 Local Law and Politics Internships
• PSCI/INTR 394A European Political Internship
• PSCI 394B European Political Internship: Belgium
• PSCI/INTR 394C Washington Semester Internship
• PSCI 394F Health Policy Internship
• PSCI 399 Washington Semester
• PSCI 535 Bureaucratic Politics