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About MeI am an Assistant Professor (career track) and Assistant 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 received my PhD in political science from the University of Arizona in 2012. My dissertation examined the causes and effects of government repression on the different phases of civil war: onset, the war itself, and the post-war environment. After finishing my degree, I continued to teach and research at the UA. I teach undergraduate courses in human security and American foreign policy, and I teach master's level courses in armed conflict, nonviolent conflict, and statistics. My research interests focus on anti-government conflict, whether in the form of civil war, terrorism, or protest, and the intersection of these events with human rights and human security.
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International Security Studies |
I have become increasingly engaged with the world of online education. This began as an instructor, teaching online courses at the undergraduate and MA level. In 2013, I began to work for the International Security Studies program, first as Program Coordinator then Assistant Director. In this role I worked to improve the experience for our students by formalizing communications, moving to a new learning management system, developing a course template in conjunction with the Office of Digital Learning, and more. In Spring 2016, I completed a Graduate Certificate in Education Technology from the University of Arizona.
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