Florida’s primary is up next. It’s where Biden has been the strongest all year and where Sanders has been the weakest.
The Boston Globe. James Pindell, quoting Professor Beth Rosenson.
2019 Lobbying Trip
David Mica, adjunct professor and Executive Director of the Florida Petroleum Council, led a seminar in state lobbying which culminated in a trip to Tallahassee for the Political Campaigning students. The biennial trip provided the students with great insight into the inner workings of Tallahassee and how lobbying operates within the state government system. Students were […]
Reception at APSA
CLAS reception atop the Willard Office Building (law offices of Tad Davis), American Political Science Association meetings 2019 in Washington, D.C.
Money in elections doesn’t mean what you think it does
29 October 2018. The Conversation. Suzanne Robbins, Assistant Instructional Professor, University of Florida.
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A Message from the Director
The University of Florida’s Graduate Program in Political Campaigning is a two-year program of study leading to a Master of Arts degree in political science, with a certificate attesting to the specialization in campaigning. Our program is designed to provide students who want a career in politics or public service with: technical skills related to […]
Explainer: The Trumps’ conflict of interest issues
19 April 2017. The Conversation. Beth Rosenson, Associate Professor, University of Florida.
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2018-2020 Reflections and Projections Workshop
The annual Spring Reflections and Projections Workshop took place in January at the Hilton Hotel. There were two panels of noted academics, journalists, and political consultants that led a discussion on the implications of the 2018 election and forecasting what to expect in 2020. This workshop was a great source of information to those interested […]