Rose Shinko

Dr. Rose Shinko is a Professor at American University, specializing in International Relations and Political Theory. Her research critically examines seminal concepts like sovereignty, peace, autonomy, ethics, and identity. She holds a PhD in International Relations Theory from the University of Connecticut and MA/BA degrees in Political Science from Duquesne University.

• Education:
• PhD, International Relations Theory and Political Theory, University of Connecticut
• MA, Political Science, Duquesne University
• BA, Political Science and Speech, Duquesne University

Her research interests include postmodern approaches to International Relations, with a current book project exploring this theme. She teaches courses such as 'Imagining Peace' and 'Identity, Race, Gender & Culture' at the undergraduate level.

Dr. Shinko has held leadership roles in professional organizations, including serving as President of ISA-NE, Chair of ISA’s Professional Development Committee, and Secretary of the ISA Theory Section. She focuses on academic support services for students and executive administrative work in regional and international organizations.