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Best Practices: A Young Professor's Reflections on Higher Education and Democracy for a World Beyond Our Borders

Dr. Khristina Haddad is an assistant professor who has finished her fourth year in the Department of Political Science at Moravian College. Her teaching philosophy and practice are highlighted in our "Best Practices" feature in this issue of the Journal of College and Character. See http://collegevalues.org/pdfs/Haddad.pdf Having completed her Abitur in Stuttgart, Germany, she fell in love with political theory and the liberal arts at Reed College in Portland, Oregon, and continued her political theory studies at McGill University in MontrÉal, Canada. Dr. Haddad has taught at the University of Latvia in Riga as an instructor for Civic Education Project. In 2003, she graduated from the Political Science doctoral program at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. Her research addresses the political importance of how we think about time.