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Kevin Portteus is Professor of Politics and Director of American Studies at Hillsdale College. He holds the Lawrence Fertig Chair in Politics and has been a key figure in advancing the study of American political thought, constitutional law, and statesmanship through teaching and scholarship.
- B.A. Political Science and Mathematics, Ashland University, 2001
- M.A. Politics, University of Dallas, 2003
- Ph.D. Politics, University of Dallas, 2006
His research focuses on American political philosophy, the Founding Fathers, constitutional interpretation, and the statesmanship of Abraham Lincoln. He has explored themes such as the separation of powers, federalism, and the moral foundations of American governance.
Portteus has contributed to prominent publications like the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society and RealClear Public Affairs, analyzing topics from the Freeport Debate to contemporary electoral challenges. His recent work examines the intersection of historical principles and modern policy dilemmas.
- Visiting Scholar, Social Philosophy and Policy Center
- Hatton W. Sumners Fellow
- Henry Salvatori Fellow
- H.B. Earhart Fellow
- Publius Fellow
- Ashbrook Scholar
As a frequent contributor to The Radio Free Hillsdale Hour, Portteus brings scholarly analysis to public discourse, discussing the separation of powers, Abraham Lincoln’s legacy, and the challenges facing American institutions.
