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Andrew M. Essig is a Professor and serves as Chair of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department and the Political Science Program at DeSales University within the College of Sciences. He maintains an office in Brisson Hall, room 201, and is reachable at 610-282-1100, extension 1632.
\nHis educational background includes:
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- Bachelor of Arts in Economics, St. Joseph's University (1989) \n
- Master of Arts in Political Science, Penn State University (1993) \n
- Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science, Penn State University (2001) \n
- Advanced study at Christian-Albrechts-Universität in Kiel, Germany (1994-1996) via DAAD fellowship \n
Dr. Essig's research specializes in the intersection of religious institutions and global governance, with primary focus on U.S.-Holy See diplomatic relations and foundational work in Catholic International Relations Theory. His scholarship examines papal influence on international order and Catholic perspectives on global organizations.
\nHe actively mentors students through institutional initiatives including the Alpha Beta Sigma chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha (founded 2004), DeSales Model U.N. Club, and National Security Club. His development of the National Security Track within Political Science provides specialized career pathways for students targeting intelligence and security fields.
\nProfessional affiliations include the Society of Catholic Social Scientists, University Faculty for Life, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, International Association for Intelligence Educators, and National Cryptologic Museum Foundation. Dr. Essig regularly delivers public lectures throughout the Lehigh Valley on American politics and international affairs.
