A WORLD OF SCHOLARS AT YOUR REQUEST. Whether you’re looking for professional insight, a keynote speaker, guest lecturer, or a media source, the IU Southeast Speakers Bureau is where you’ll find your expert.
A WORLD OF SCHOLARS AT YOUR REQUEST. Whether you’re looking for professional insight, a keynote speaker, guest lecturer, or a media source, the IU Southeast Speakers Bureau is where you’ll find your expert.
Staten, Cliff
Professor of Political Science
Email: cstaten@ius.edu
Primary Phone: 812-941-2691
Secondary Phone: None
Professor Staten has been at IU Southeast since 1989. For 12 years he served as Dean of the School of Social Sciences. He has written two books and numerous scholarly articles. He has received the IU Southeast Distinguished Teaching Award, the IU Southeast Distinguished Research Award, and the Chancellor's Award for Diversity.
Education: Ph.D. in Political Science in 1987 from the University of North Texas
Topics
Cuba: Past, Present, and Future
Category: Other
Sub Category: Other
A/V Requirements: Computer with Projector
Brief discussion of the Cuban revolution and the future of the island.
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Nicaragua: Past, Present, and Future
Category: Other
Sub Category: Other
A/V Requirements: Computer with Projector
Brief discussion of the Nicaraguan revolution and its halting move toward democracy.
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Terrorism - Its History and Future
Category: International relations
Sub Category: Our World
A/V Requirements: Computer with Projector
Brief overview of the history of terrorism with a focus on Al-Qaeda and its future.
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Reporters and editors seeking a source for an upcoming story are welcome to use the Speakers Bureau to locate an expert.
However, those facing a tight deadline should contact Erica Walsh, public relations specialist, at (812) 941-2414 for assistance.
The IU Southeast Speakers Bureau is a free service.
However, any expenses that may be incurred by the speaker (such as meals, parking fees, travel expenses, etc.) should be reimbursed by the organization hosting the speaker.