Samuel Scinta

Samuel Scinta is a Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (UWL) and Viterbo University, specializing in Political Science and Public Administration. He has taught at UWL for over 10 years, instructing courses such as POL 101 (American National Government), POL 251 (Political Theory), and POL 306 (Judicial Process and Policy). His career spans legal practice, publishing, and education, including roles as Publisher and President of Fulcrum Publishing, where he focused on Native American studies and contemporary political issues. He also founded IM Education, Inc., a civics-focused nonprofit, and launched Rebuilding American Civics, a community program promoting civil discourse.

• Education:
• JD, University of Denver College of Law
• BA in Political Science and International Relations, Yale University

Scinta’s research interests emphasize American political structures, judicial policy, and civic engagement. His work at Fulcrum Publishing expanded access to critical political narratives, particularly Native American perspectives. He actively advocates for critical thinking in education through programs like Rebuilding American Civics, blending academic rigor with community outreach.

His professional trajectory reflects a commitment to bridging legal, publishing, and educational sectors to promote informed citizenship.