Politics

Invited Lecture for University of Edinburgh/Centre for Constitutional Reform

Dr Alison Holmes (PSCI) was invited to give a public lecture entitled: "The Rapid Rise of Subnational-ism: Should we be worried?" for an event hosted by the Centre for Constitutional Reform based at the University of Edinburgh.  Expanding her work on California's

UK Election Watch 'Seminar'

Professor Alison Holmes (Politics) spent the 4th of July leading an Election Night Watch 'seminar' for the international colleagues attending her course at Oxford University.

Life-long learning and another graduation

In May, Professor Alison Holmes (Politics) graduated Phi Kappa Phi from Montana State University's Native American Studies Graduate Certificate program.

Subnational professionals from around the world to learn about California in a new Executive Course

George Washington University in Washington DC has decided to make their course on Subnational Diplomacy a permanent feature of their Executive Education/Professional development offering.

Oxford University Creative Writing course as professional/personal development

Professor Alison Holmes (Politics) has been accepted to the Summer Intensive Creative Writing Program at Oxford University in the UK.

The CSU International Forum Expands to Include Research

Professor Alison Holmes (Politics) led the first-ever International Research Track of the CSU International Forum at the Chancellor's Office. Historically for CSU staff, the CO asked Holmes to be a Vice-Chair and expand the format to include faculty and/or international research.

The Scholar's Craft

Based on her career trajectory both prior to, and since arriving in, academe, Prof Alison Holmes (PSCI) was invited to offer a piece for the “Learning the Scholar’s Craft” series on the ‘Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum’ of H-Diplo.