Michelle Brophy-Baermann

Michelle Brophy-Baermann is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at Rhode Island College. She is also affiliated with the Office of Faculty Advising and the Council of Rhode Island College. Her academic work centers on American political systems and behavior.

Her research interests include:

• American Politics
• Political Behavior
• Gender and Politics in the U.S.
• Interest Group Influence
• Politics and the Media
• U.S. Government and Institutions

She teaches a range of undergraduate courses such as American Government (POL 202), Political Behavior (POL 307), Gender and Politics in the U.S. (POL 309), Topics in Political Science (POL 350), Interest Group Politics (POL 354), and Politics and the Media (POL 359), reflecting her engagement with both foundational and specialized areas in political science.

There is no public information available on recent publications or article trends. No scientific awards have been listed in the provided text.

She advises students through her role in the Office of Faculty Advising, though specific advisees or grant funding details are not mentioned.

No information is available regarding research labs, collaborative teams, or ongoing research groups she may lead or participate in.