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Faculty Profile Last Modified Time: 06:45:52 PM Mon, 2 Feb 2009   Contact Information Mr. bill S. ward Lecturer-Political Science   Mail Box: 19539, UH, Room No.: 414    bward@uta.edu     817-272-5458    Associated Profiles Professional Preparation Research and Expertise Publications Appointments Teaching  Professional Preparation  Degree Major Institution Year  M.A. Political Science The University of Texas at Arlington 1992  B.A. Political Science The University of Texas at Arlington 1987  Ph.D. ABD Political Science The University of Oklahoma    Research and Expertise Research and Teaching Interests   Mr. Ward's research and teaching interests have focused on various forms of international conflict and warfare, including low intensity conflict and terrorism, and U.S. foreign policy and military force structure. Research in Progress   Dissertaition.  "Increase Force or Status Quo?  A Actor's Response to a Terrorist Campaign."  Publications   Category  AllMilitary HistoryThesis  Type AllOtherPeer reviewedBook Publications per page    1     Year Publication   Type N/A Published Controversial Readings in Texas Politics, co-editor with Joe Ignagni Other 2001 Published Last Chance for Victory: Robert E Lee and the Gettysburg Campaign, co-authored with Scott Bowden. Category: Military History Book 1992 Published Master's Thesis: "Ideology or Materialism: Goals Affecting Welfare in the 19th and 20th Centuries." Category: Thesis Peer reviewed  Appointments Duration Rank Department / School College / Office University / Company 1999-Current Lecturer Mountain View Campus Dallas County Community College District   1996-Current Lecturer Northwest & Northeast Campus Tarrant County Junior College   1993-Current Lecturer Department of Political Science College of Liberal Arts The University of Texas at Arlington 1991-1992 Graduate Teaching Assistant Department of Political Science College of Liberal Arts The University of Texas at Arlington 1977-1980 Assistant to the Speaker of the House     Texas House of Representatives  Teaching   POLS 2312 - Texas State and local Government Spring 2009 This course is an introduction to the discipline of political science and Texas Government and politics. The course is designed so that students can identify the various aspects of the institutions, structure, operation and policies of Texas and local government Download Syllabus (164.18KB. This syllabus was uploaded Monday 02nd, February 2009 06:45:52 PM and is subject to change.) [ Show Additional Information ] Required Texts TEXAS POLITICS TODAY 13 edition BY. MAXWELL, CRAIN, et al. CONTROVERSIAL READINGS IN TEXAS POLITICS. By. IGNAGNI and WARD eds. 4th edition Course Requirements -- 4 exams , exams may be either objective or subjective in nature or a combination of both. Exams will cover assigned readings and class discussions Contact Information UH, #414 Phone: 817-272-5458  Email: bward@uta.edu   POLS 2311 - U S GOVERNMENT Spring 2009 THIS COURSE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE DISCIPLINE OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND U S GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS. THE COURSE IS DESIGNED SO THAT STUDENTS CAN IDENTIFY THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE STRUCTURE, INSTITUTIONS, OPERATIONS AND POLICIES OF THE U S GOVERNMENT Download Syllabus (127.74KB. This syllabus was uploaded Monday 02nd, February 2009 06:45:23 PM and is subject to change.) [ Show Additional Information ] Required Text--- WE THE PEOPLE: A CONCISE INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS. 8th edition By. THOMAS E. PATTERSON. Course Requirements 4 exams ---each exam may be either objective or subjective in nature or a combination of both. Each exam will cover assigned readings and class discussions. Contact Information UH, #414 Phone: 817-272-5458  Email: bward@uta.edu For the Official List of Courses for registration, please visit MyMav - Schedule of Classes