Government & Foreign Affairs Professors

Professors not yet pictured in Profiles:
Dr. Curtis Smith, ksmith@hsc.edu, (434) 223-7267
Lt. General Sam Wilson, swilson@hsc.edu, (434) 223-6234

Dr. Roger M. Barrus Elliott Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Morton Hall 315 | (434) 223-6235 rbarrus@hsc.edu The Princeton Review says Hampden-Sydney students are "politically astute" and "can discuss current political events in detail."

Lt. General Gerald W. Boykin Wheat Visiting Professor of Leadership The Wilson Center 100 | (434) 223-7266 wboykin@hsc.edu Join our Military Leadership and National Security Studies Certificate Program.

Dr. Celia M. Carroll Associate Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Morton Hall 319 | (434) 223-6243 ccarroll@hsc.edu "A popular Government, without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a Prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy; or, perhaps both." James Madison

Kenneth M. De Luca Adjunct Associate Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Morton Hall 103 | (434) 223-6233 kdeluca@hsc.edu Each semester the Western Culture Program engages students in a consideration of the human condition through the lens of original documents and historical events.

Dr. John H. Eastby Elliott Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Maples 001 | (434) 223-6312 jeastby@hsc.edu The review commended us for grounding the teaching of contemporary political problems in the history of political thought.

Dr. David E. Marion Elliott Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Morton Hall 303 | (434) 223-6240 damarion@hsc.edu At its best, statescraft really is soulcraft; and at its best, the discipline of political science is about preparing students to live satisfying and productive lives.

Dr. James F. Pontuso Patterson Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Morton Hall 321 | (434) 223-6246 jpontuso@hsc.edu Since I missed a similar display of people-power in Philadelphia in 1788, I went up to the roof of the four-story building where I live to get a better look.

Dr. Warner R. Winborne Associate Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs Morton Hall 322 | (434) 223-6377 wwinborne@hsc.edu Knowledge of history is one mark of a liberal education, enlarging your self-understanding. History is also a good foundation for careers in teaching, law, and public affairs.