Adam D. Hernandez

Adam D. Hernandez is an Assistant Professor of Instruction at the University of South Florida's School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies within the College of Arts and Sciences. His academic background includes a PhD in Political Science (2023) from Florida International University, along with prior roles as an Adjunct Professor at Keiser University, Miami-Dade College, and Nova Southeastern University.

Education highlights include a B.A. (2017, Cum Laude), a Certificate in National Security Studies (2017), and an M.A. (2019) from Florida International University. His research focuses on computational propaganda, neoliberal policies, climate politics, and American foreign policy. Notable publications include analyses of Bell Pottinger and Cambridge Analytica's disinformation strategies.

He has received the 2022-2023 Best Graduate Instructor award from Florida International University's Politics & International Relations Department. Teaching specialties include American Foreign Policy, Digital Politics, and Political Theory. Current projects explore decentralized disinformation networks and neoliberalism's role in shaping modern media landscapes.