Although we acknowledge Weber State’s role as a "teaching" institution, each professor is mindful of the responsibility to participate in scholarly activity – to teach "with the pen." In fact, most believe that our scholarship helps us to be better classroom teachers. Therefore, within the time frame available given a hefty teaching load and our tradition of shared governance at Weber State, several of our professors have managed to make a modest contribution:

Books:

                *Beyond Sovereign Territory, Minnesota, 1996 (Thom Kuehls)

*Over the Wall: Protecting Religious Expression in the Public Square, SUNY, 2000 (Frank Guliuzza)

*American Government, American Ideals, Thompson, 2002 (Thom Kuehls & Frank Guliuzza)

*The Sopranos: I Kill Therefore I Am, Open Court, 2004 (Richard Greene & Peter Vernezze)

*Don’t Worry: Be Stoic, University Press of America, 2005 (Peter Vernezze)

Published Articles/Book Chapters:

Over the past several years our faculty have published articles and chapters in the Journal of Politics; The Drake Law Review; Academe; Teaching Ethics; Southwest Philosophy Review; Analysis; Buffy and Philosophy; The Sopranos: I Kill Therefore I Am; The Philosophy of Robert Ettinger; Great American Lawyers; Great American Judges; Neutrality Theory Debated; In God We Trust: Religion and American Political Life; A Political Space: Reading the Global Through Clayoquot Sound.

Conference/Other Invited Presentations:

Since 2000, our faculty have presented at the following conferences: American Political Science Association; Western Political Science Association; Midwest Political Science Association; Southwest Political Science Association; New York Political Science Association; Northeastern Political Science Association; National Communication Association; International Communication Association; Southern Political Science Association; Utah Academy of Arts and Sciences; Wasatch Front Philosophy Conference; National Academic Advisors’ Association; Western Association of Pre-Law Advisors; Pre-Law Advisors’ National Conference; Pacific Division of American Philosophical Association.