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| Christine Diane Nahuanani Patrinos, Ph.D, snjm |
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Contact Info
Telephone (510)436-1027
Fax (510) 436-1199
E-Mail Patrinos@hnu.edu
Office Hours M-W-F from 10:00 - 12:00
Office Address Heafey 644 |
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Degrees
Associate Professor of Political Science
Ph.D. University of Hawai'i , Manoa - Political Science
BA California State University, Hayward - English
Holy Names University - Secondary Teaching Credential |
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Courses Taught
American History from Columbus until the present
Intro. to Political Science
Comparative Political Systems
Power and Powerlessness
Global Perspectives
Dynamics of International Relations
American Immigration
World Politics and Geography
Gender Issues
Senior Colloquium: Identity and Representation. |
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Research and/or Scholarly Activity
As a Sister of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, I am intimately involved in the proceedings with regard to the education of all students. My dissertation in Political Science was entitled: Resistance Movements of
Native Hawaiians. I continue to study Indigenous movements throughout the world but especially those of the Pacific Region. Another issue that is vital to a clear understanding of global politics is that of Gender, Difference and Narrative. I was part of a panel for the National Women's Study Conference and presented a paper entitled: Scheharazade's Sisters. As Faculty Advisor for the Global Outlook Club on campus, I arrange to lead a group of students every year for the Model United Nations team. |
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