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About MeI am an Associate Professor (career track) and Associate Director of the International Security Studies Program in the School of Government and Public Policy at the University of Arizona.
ContactEmail: klcline [at] email.arizona.edu
Address: 315 Social Sciences School of Government and Public Policy University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 |
Academics |
I am an Associate Professor (Career Track) in the School of Government and Public Policy. In my research, I examine the causes and effects of non-state conflict, including the evolution and escalation of nonviolent protest movements, the causes of terrorism, and dynamics of civil wars. I am particularly interested in the impact that conflict has on civilians as well as the ways in which civilians shape and influence these events. I teach both undergraduate and Master's level courses on violent and nonviolent conflict, human security, and statistics. I received my PhD from the University of Arizona in 2012.
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International Security Studies |
I am the Associate Director of the International Security Studies program, a fully online master's program offered by SGPP. In addition to teaching ISS courses and acting as the adviser to all ISS students, I engage in curriculum development, manage technological tools and updates, and aid with program marketing and branding. We have graduated over 300 students since I began with the program in 2013. In Spring 2016, I also completed a Graduate Certificate in Education Technology from the University of Arizona.
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