Polish Studies at Kent University

POL 30520 EUROPEAN POLITICS @

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Since 1945, Europeans have twice had to reconstruct their economic and political institutions from the ground up. These massive undertakings occurred in Western Europe following the Second World War (and one that is on-going, some might argue, with the construction of the European Union) and in Eastern Europe this last decade with the fall of Communism. While it is always an interesting time to study European politics, it may be even more so now with these remarkable changes underway.

COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Robyn,R

Faculty

Robyn,Richard Assistant Professor,Director, Washington Program in National Issues,Political Science Department @

Address: Kent State University, Kent, OH 44242

Phone: 330-672-8944 (WPNI) 330-672-2060 (Poli Sci Department)

Fax: 330-672-3362

Email: rrobyn@kent.edu

META-FACULTY - Faculty who have studied and/or taught at Polish institutions of higher education

Andrews Larry R. Associate Professor, Department of English, and Dean, Honors College, Kent State University @

Ph.D., Rutgers University, 1966
Phone: (330) 672-2312 / Fax: (330) 672-3327 / E-Mail: landrews@kent.edu
MAJOR INTERESTS: Comparative literature, American short story, European romanticism, African-American women's fiction, minority literature
POLAND RELATED SCHOLARSHIP:

• 1979-80 Visiting Exchange Professor, English Institute, University of Warsaw

Banaszak Greg - Instructor of Saxophone, Kent State University @

B.A. Hart School of Music
Telephone: (330) 672-9245 / E-Mail: gbanasza@kent.edu
MAJOR INTERESTS: saxophone, jazz studies
POLAND RELATED SCHOLARSHIP:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Artist Diploma from the Chopin Academy of Music
• performances in Dom Polonia, Warsaw

Jaroniec, Mietek - Professor, Physical and Analytical Chemistry, Kent State University@

Ph.D., Marie Sklodowska University, Lublin, 1976
Phone: (330) 672-3790 / Fax: (330) 672-3816 / E-Mail: jaroniec@kent.edu
MAJOR INTERESTS: Interfacial chemistry, chemical seperations and chemistry of materials

Kowalczyk Michal - Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics, Kent State University @

M.S., University of Warsaw, 1988
Ph.D., University of Tennessee-Knoxville, 1995
Phone: (330)-6729030 / Fax: . . . / E-Mail: kowalcyk@mcs.kent.edu
MAJOR INTERESTS: Parabolic equations and systems, singular perturbation problems, diffusion mediated transport