Curriculum Vitae Bradley T. Last updated: 16 September 2016 Department of Political Science Office: 970.247.7316 Fort Lewis College 1000 Rim Email: clark_b@fortlewis.edu Fort Lewis College Durango, CO 81301 Academic Positions Held Associate Professor of Political Science; Affiliate Faculty in Environmental Studies, Fort 2013 present: – Lewis College 2007 2012: Assistant Professor of Political Science; Affiliate Faculty in Environmental Studies, Fort – Lewis College 2006: Visiting Lecturer of Political Science, Fort Lewis College 2006, 2009, 2012: Instructor of Public Policy, University of Colorado at Denver, Center for New Directions in Politics and Public Policy, Master’s Degree Program 2002 2005: Instructor of Political Science, Colorado University – 1999 2001: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Colorado State University – Education Ph.D., 2007, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Political Science Areas of Concentration: American Politics; Public Administration and Policy; – US Environmental Politics; Western US Water Policy Dissertation: River Restoration and Dam Removal in the American West: An Examination of Policy Change across Political Jurisdictions M.A., 2000, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Political Science of Concentration: American Politics; US Environmental Politics and – Policy Thesis: The Central Arizona Project: History, Political Trajectory, and Subsystem Decline B.A., 1995, NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY Political Science Minor Degrees: Ecology; German Teaching and Research Interests
Curriculum Vitae Bradley T. Last updated: 16 September 2016 Department of Political Science Office: 970.247.7316 Fort Lewis College 1000 Rim Email: clark_b@fortlewis.edu Fort Lewis College Durango, CO 81301 Academic Positions Held 2013 – present: Associate Professor of Political Science; Affiliate Faculty in Environmental Studies, Fort Lewis College 2007 – 2012: Assistant Professor of Political Science; Affiliate Faculty in Environmental Studies, Fort Lewis College 2006: Visiting Lecturer of Political Science, Fort Lewis College 2006, 2009, 2012: Instructor of Public Policy, University of Colorado at Denver, Center for New Directions in Politics and Public Policy, Master’s Degree Program 2002 – 2005: Instructor of Political Science, Colorado University 1999 – 2001: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Colorado State University Education Ph.D., 2007, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Political Science – Areas of Concentration: American Politics; Public Administration and Policy; US Environmental Politics; Western US Water Policy Dissertation: River Restoration and Dam Removal in the American West: An Examination of Policy Change across Political Jurisdictions M.A., 2000, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Political Science – of Concentration: American Politics; US Environmental Politics and Policy Thesis: The Central Arizona Project: History, Political Trajectory, and Subsystem Decline B.A., 1995, NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY Political Science Minor Degrees: Ecology; German Teaching and Research Interests
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