Richard Fulton

Professor

Education

• Ph.D., University of Connecticut
• M.A., University of Connecticut
• B.A., Knox College

Courses Taught

• American government
• State and Local Government
• Missouri Politics
• Comparative Government
• Propaganda in the Movies
• Transnational Politics
• Modern Western Political Theory
• Early Western Political Theory
• Senior Seminar

Academic Interests

• All levels of government
• International politics (governments and international organizations)
• Missouri government and politics
• Faculty Evaluation Process (head current committee to find new system)

Scholarly Activity

• Understanding Missouri's Constitutional Government (U. Missouri Press, 2010). With Jerry Brekke.
• The WTO Primer: Tracing Trade's Visible Hand through Case Studies (Palgrave/Macmillan, 2007). With Kevin Buterbauh.

Student Group Advisement

• Political Science Club

Other Professional Experiences

• Moderator of Statewide Missouri London Program (2005-2010)
• Northwest Representative , State Board Missouri London Program (1985- )
• Liaison Board, The Washington Center (1995- )
• President, Faculty Senate (2010-2011)
• Member, Liberian Studies Association
• Led Study Abroad in London, to Russia