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Dr. Roger M. Barrus
Elliott Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs
The Princeton Review says Hampden-Sydney students are "politically astute" and "can discuss current political events in detail."
Demas Boudreaux '02, Sporting entrepreneur
Political Science, History
"My professors at Hampden-Sydney always told me, if you do something you love, the success will follow."
Dr. David E. Marion
Elliott Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs
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. Warner R. Winborne
Associate Professor of Government & Foreign Affairs
Morton Hall, 322
(434) 223-6377
wwinborne@hsc.edu
Education
B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1988; M.A., Northern Illinois University, 1993; Ph.D., Northern Illinois University, 2001.
Professor Warner Winborne left the service of the College in July 2007 to serve a one-year term as a contract firefighter in Iraq. From July 2007 through July 2008, Dr. Winborne exchanged academic regalia for turnout coat, helmet, boots and bunker pants, and worked at CSC Scania, a small military base about 100 miles south of Baghdad. During this time, Dr. Winborne provided fire suppression, fire prevention, hazardous materials remediation and emergency medical services to the coalition forces, civilian contractors, and local and third-country nationals who lived and worked on the base. In July 2008, Dr. Winborne returned to his many duties at Hampden-Sydney College.
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| Dr. Winborne With Danish PM Rasmussen and son Henrik |
Dr. Winborne with a 155mm howitzer |
Teaching Interests
Comparative PoliticsPolitical Development
Asian Politics
Middle East Politics
Latin American Politics
Research Methods
Professional Affiliations
American Political Science AssociationCenter for the Study of the Constitution, Executive Director
Midwest Political Science Association
Bill of Rights Institute, Institute Fellow
Public Lectures
"The Fourteenth Amendment and the Incorporation Controversy" at George Mason Law School, for the Bill of Rights Institute, July, 2002."The Fourteenth Amendment and the Incorporation Controvery" and "Search, Seizure and Privacy" at George Mason Law School for the Bill of Rights Institute, July 2003.
"Executive Power in Times of Crisis: Theory and Practice", a Teaching American History Lecture, delivered August 2003 at the Norfolk, VA Botanical Gardens.
Invited Conference Participation
Mercatus Center for Law and Economics, June 2007"Summer Institute" Lehrman American Studies Center, June 2009
Recent Publications and Papers
"Modernization and Modernity: Thomas Hobbes, Adam Smith and Political Development" Perspectives on Political Science Winter 2008."Equal Protection and Fundamental Fairness" Landmark Supreme Court Cases 2007.
"Civil Rights and Students" Landmark Supreme Court Cases 2007.
"Review of Aliens in America: The Strange Truth About Our Souls by Peter Lawler". Perspectives on Political Science Winter 2002.
"Sizing Up Vehicular LODD" Fire Engineering June 2009.
Who's In Charge Here? Luther v Borden and the Political Questions Doctrine delivered at the American Political Science Association, September 2009.
Political Development and Classical Humanism delivered at the Midwest Political Science Association, April, 2004.
Committee Assignments & Service to the College and Community
Academic Affairs CommitteeExecutive Committee
Committee on Appointments
Faculty advisor to Young Democrats
Faculty advisor to Pi Sigma Alpha, honorary political science fraternity
Volunteer firefighter, Hampden-Sydney Volunteer Fire Department, Sergeant


