Emeritus Faculty

In our political science department, an emeritus faculty member is a retired professor or teacher who has dedicated many years to teaching and researching political topics. They’re given the title ’emeritus’ as an honorary recognition of their contributions. Even though they’re retired, they might still have access to resources or continue to contribute in some way. It’s a way to honor their expertise and experience in politics.

Emeritus Faculty
Image	Robert Delorme Ph.D, University of Minnesota Comparative politics, Latin America Email: Robert.Delorme@csulb.edu
Image	Chris Dennis Ph.D, University of Georgia American politics, the impact of partisan party control on economic policy and outcomes Email: Chris.Dennis@csulb.edu
Image	Robert Hayes Ph.D, University of Colorado American government Email: robert.hayes@csulb.edu
Image	Larry Martinez Ph.D, University of California, Santa Barbara International relations, cyberspace, and outer space governance Email: Larry.Martinez@csulb.edu
Image	Charles Noble Ph.D, University of California, Berkeley American politics, social movements, public policy, and political economy Email: Charles.Noble@csulb.edu
Image	Gerry Riposa Ph.D, University of California Riverside Email: Gerry.Riposa@csulb.edu
Image	Paul Schmidt Ph.D, University of Washington American government, state and local government, public policy Email: Paul.Schmidt@csulb.edu
Image	Ronald Schmidt Ph.D, University of California, Riverside American government, immigration, language policy Email: ron.schmidt@csulb.edu
Image	Jay Stevens Ph.D, University of Maryland American politics Email: jay.stevens@csulb.edu