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Bernard Brennan is an assistant professor of political science with a background in international relations and comparative politics. His research focuses on democracy, human rights, multi-level governance, and new state creation with specific focus on the politics of Latin America and Europe. Brennan is a native of Chicago and a combat veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, having served two tours of duty in Iraq.

Education

• Ph.D., University of Illinois
• M.A., Northeastern Illinois University
• B.A., Northeastern Illinois University

Courses

• PSCI3200: Women in American Political Life
• PSCI1030: Introduction to Political Theory
• PSCI4900: Capstone Seminar in Political Science
• PSCI2100: Comparative Politics and Government
• PSCI2200: Race, Power, and Politics in America
• PSCI3100: Research Methods in Political Science