B.A.  Ohio State University
M.A. St. Mary’s College
Ph.D. Syracuse University

Courses:

Global Information Technology Policy
Political Argumentation and Reasoning

Recent Publications:

Northrup, Terrell A. and Stuart Thorson. 2003. The Web of Governance and Democratic Accountability, to appear in the Proceedings of the IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-36)

Research Interests:

Current research projects focus on the role of information technology in the transformation of governments and the governance process, and she continues an interest in the ways in which gender identity affects political participation. Her past research has been funded by the Fund for Research on Dispute Resolution and the National Institute for Dispute Resolution. She teaches courses in the areas of international relations, information technology policy, gender and politics, and political conflict.

Terrell A. Northrup is assistant professor of International Relations and adjunct assistant professor of Political Science. She is also Director of Programs for Maxwell’s Information and Computing Technology group. She is a co-author of a book on intractable conflicts and several articles on the role of identity in ethnic and gender conflicts.