About
Jamie Frueh is a Professor of International Studies at Bridgewater College and Associate Provost overseeing the Center for Engaged Learning. As an ACE Fellow (2022-23), he participates in a prestigious leadership development program for higher education professionals. His academic background includes a B.S. in international relations from Georgetown University and a Ph.D. from American University.
- Focus areas: international relations pedagogy
- Constructivist theory
- Political identity in post-apartheid South Africa
- Student agency in learning
- Educational innovation during crises
His publications span both theoretical explorations (e.g., Political Identity and Social Change) and practical pedagogical frameworks. The 2025 publication The Palgrave Handbook on the Pedagogy of International Relations Theory represents his comprehensive contributions to teaching innovation.
- ACE Fellow (2022-23)
- Author of multiple pedagogical publications
- Editor of Pedagogical Journeys Through World Politics (2020)
Frueh's recent work emphasizes creative teaching strategies, including pandemic-era adaptations and constructivist ambiguity management. He has also contributed to community-building initiatives, such as coordinating U.S. State Department programs for Cypriot students.
