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Bryan Bennett
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Dr. Bryan Bennett is an assistant professor of political science at Fort Hays State University. His teaching interests are in the areas of environmental and constitutional law and policy, legal advocacy, and public law. He is active on the university’s Faculty Development Committee, is a member of several other university level committees, and has received a nomination for FHSU’s Pilot Award for outstanding teaching. His work on departmental assessment has been presented at the American Political Science Association Teaching and Learning conference. He also sits on the advisory board of Kansas Legal Services which provides legal assistance to low-income and special needs clients. He holds a BA in English from FHSU and a JD from the University of Virginia.



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Empirical Research
y cant they rite?: Integrating Writing Assessment Across the Undergraduate Political Science Major
Reviewed By Shala Mills, Bryan Bennett
Volume 7 - Issue 2
May 5, 2009 - 9:52:16 AM

Historically, student assessment in the Political Science Department at Fort Hays State University was left to the individual faculty member to embed into his or her courses via exams and writing assignments. Our curriculum and learning objectives were based largely on faculty interest in particular courses and on broad perspectives of what substantive knowledge a political science major should demonstrate. Over the years, writing courses such as advanced research methods and upper division theory courses served as unofficial capstone experiences. As such, approaches and expectations varied depending upon who was delivering the course.
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