To the right under the photo are copies of my full resume and CV.

Below is a quick run-down of more recent work:

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Employment

Assistant Professor of Political Science, Middle Tennessee State University (Murfreesboro, TN: August 2018 - present)

• Instructor for Law & the Legal System and Legal Research & Writing. 

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Undergraduate Internship Coordinator for Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy, University at Albany (Albany, NY: August 2017 - May 2018)

• Point of contact between undergraduate students and Rockefeller College Career Services.

• Assist students in revising application materials, such as résumés, cover letters, writing samples, personal statements, and other documents.

• Guide students in finding internships opportunities in the Capital Region and New York. Instruct and manage a 300-level course on job searching and preparation.

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Adjunct Professor, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy, University at Albany (Albany, NY: January 2014 – May 2017)                

• Instructor of record for three courses: Law & Policy (five semesters); Law, Sexual Orientation, and Gender Identity (two semesters); and Introduction to American Politics (one semester)

• Designed course syllabi, prepared and delivered lectures, created and implemented activities, graded assignments, and advised students.

• Created and taught on-line versions of Law, Sexual, Orientation, and Gender Identity (four winter/summer breaks) using BlackBoard platform.

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Article Under Review

Trowbridge, David. “Centering the Head & the Heart: How Lawyers and Public Interest Legal Organizations Use Public Education”

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Paper and Poster Presentations: 

E-Poster, “While Marriage Was Won: How Focused Litigation Campaigns Affect the Development and Priorities of Legal Advocacy Organizations” presented at the American Political Science Association Meeting, September 2016

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“Listening to the Community” presented at the Law & Society Conference, New Orleans, LA, June 2016

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“Re-imagining Without Re-inventing: The Need for Pedagogical 
Training into Political Science Doctoral Programs.” co-written with Dr. Jennifer Woodward, presented at the Teaching and Learning Conference of the American Political Science Association, February 2016

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Workshop Presentations:

"Approaches to Feedback: When and How", College Teaching Symposium hosted by the Institute of Teaching, Learning, and Academic Leadership at the University at Albany, SUNY, August 2015

 

“Teaching Social Justice” with Amanda Aykanian. A workshop co-hosted by the Social Work Graduate Student Organization, the Graduate Association of Political Scientists, and the Future Faculty Leadership Council, Fall 2015

 

Book Review(s):

My review of Civil Rights in American Law, History, and Politics edited by Austin Sarat which appeared in the Law and Politics Book Review can be found by clicking here. 

 

Awards:

American Political Science Association Kenneth Sherrill Prize (click for more information) recognizing the best doctoral dissertation proposal for an empirical study of LGBT topics in political science.  $200 award.  Fall 2016
 

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