Melody Huckaby Rowlett

doing field research in the Mexican, Argentine, and Brazilian Congresses. Her dissertation, successfully defended in summer 2006, is entitled "The Representative Method: Legislative Behavior in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico." Assistant Professor, Dept. of

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Women and Politics

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Political Behavior. Comparative Governments: Institutions/Legislative Studies

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Representation/Democracy

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Latin American Studies. International Relations: Regimes

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American Foreign Policy

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International Law. Research Methodology: Logit, Probit, Linear Regression. Awards and Honors: AP Oklahoma Award for Best Election Coverage, Commentator for KCCU, 2008

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John Halvor Leek Award for Outstanding Graduate Student in Political Science, 2001

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Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center Graduate Fellowship, 1999-2005

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Golden Key National Honor Society, 1990-1993

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National Merit Scholar, 1989. Teaching Experience: Cameron University, 2006-2011, Assistant Professor: American Federal Government

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The American Presidency (Fall 2006, Fall 2009)

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American Constitutional Law and Politics (Spring 2007, Spring 2010)

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Oklahoma Government and Politics (Summer 2007, Fall 2010)

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The Media and Politics (Fall 2007, Spring 2011)

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The Legislative Process (Spring 2008)

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Women in American Politics (Summer 2008)

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Latin American Politics (Summer 2008)

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Political Parties and Interest Groups (Fall 2008)

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The Judicial Process (Spring 2009)

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U.S. Foreign Policy (Spring 2009)

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Politics and Film (Summer 2009). The University of Texas Pan American, 2004-2006, Lecturer/Assistant Professor: American and Texas Government I and II

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American Political Behavior (Spring 2005)

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Women and U.S. Politics (Fall 2005)

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U.S. Legislative Processes (Fall 2005)

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American Public Policy (Spring 2006). The University of Oklahoma, 2000-2002: Gender Politics, Teaching Assistant for Professor Cindy Simon Rosenthal (Fall 2001)

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State Government, Teaching Assistant for Professor Cindy Simon Rosenthal (Fall 2002)

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American Government (Spring 2001)

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Latin American Politics, Teaching Assistant for Professor Charles Kenney (Spring 2002)

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American Government, Teaching Assistant for Professor David Ray (Fall 2000)

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American Congress, Teaching Assistant for professor Gary Copeland (Spring 2000, 2001). The American University of Kyrgyzstan, 1997. Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 26:2 (July 2003)

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Review of John C. Courtney's, Commissioned Ridings: Designing Canada's Electoral Districts in APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 25:1 (January 2002)

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Review of John B. Londregan's, Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 25:1 (January 2002)

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Review of Steven S. Smith and Thomas F. Remington's, The Politics of Institutional Choice: The Formation of the Russian State Duma in APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 25:1 (January 2002)

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Review of Lawrence D. Longley and Reuvan Y. Hazan, editors', The Uneasy Relationship Between Parliamentary Members and Leaders, in APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 25: 1 (January 2002). Review of Reuven Y. Hayzen's, Reforming Parliamentary Com

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Review of Samuel C. Patterson and Anthony Mughan, editor's, Senates: Bicameralism in the Contemporary World in APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 23:1 (January 2000)

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Review of Kenneth R. Meyer's and David T. Canon's, The Dysfunctional Congress? The Individual Roots of an Institutional Dilemma in APSA Legislative Studies Section Newsletter, 23:2 (July 2000). Conference Papers: "Is Virtual Citizenship Enough?" presented

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Term Limits and Representation: Oklahoma State Legislators' Representative Focus, Ambition and Political Science Association, November 5-7, 2008

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"Only a Marginal Difference?: Examining Partisan Voting Behavior of Marginal Members of the U.S. House of Representatives in the 103rd-107th Congresses," with Jocelyn Jones Evans, Presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Associati

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"Descriptive Representation in Federal System: Unraveling the Paradox of Tolerance," with Cindy Simon Rosenthal, Presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, April 3-5, 2003

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"Conference Committees: Where Do Loyalties Lie When No One is Looking?," with M. Lynsey Morris. Presented at the annual meeting of the Southwest Political Science Association, New Orleans, March 27-30, 2002

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"Female Membership in National Legislatures: A Global Perspective," with Jocelyn Jones, Presented at the annual meeting of the Western Political Science Association, San Jose, March 24-26, 2000. Fellow: doing field research in the Mexican, Argentine, and

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Women and Politics

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Political Behavior. Comparative Governments: Institutions/Legislative Studies

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Representation/Democracy

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Latin American Studies. International Relations: Regimes

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American Foreign Policy

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International Law. Research Methodology: Logit, Probit, Linear Regression. Awards and Honors: AP Oklahoma Award for Best Election Coverage, Commentator for KCCU, 2008

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John Halvor Leek Award for Outstanding Graduate Student in Political Science, 2001

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Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center Graduate Fellowship, 1999-2005

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Golden Key National Honor Society, 1990-1993

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National Merit Scholar, 1989. Teaching Experience: Cameron University, 2006-2011, Assistant Professor: American Federal Government

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The American Presidency (Fall 2006, Fall 2009)

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American Constitutional Law and Politics (Spring 2007, Spring 2010)

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Oklahoma Government and Politics (Summer 2007, Fall 2010)

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The Media and Politics (Fall 2007, Spring 2011)

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The Legislative Process (Spring 2008)

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Women in American Politics (Summer 2008)

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Latin American Politics (Summer 2008)

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Politi

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