Carl D. Cavalli, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science, NGCSU

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Office (7/28/08): 338 West Main (#32 on the Campus Map); Phone: 706-864-1872; e-mail: ccavalli@ngcsu.edu
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I am an Associate Professor of Political Science. My professional interests lie in the areas of the Presidency, Congress, the legislative process, political parties, elections, and political behavior. I began teaching at NGCSU in the fall of 1993. I spent the prior year as a Visting Assistant Professor at Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis), and five years prior as an instructor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. I received a B.A. from the State University of New York College at Oneonta, and an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Interested in things political? Check out the Political Science Student Association. Information on Honors Day 2009. My Schedule (course times, office hours). About the color scheme of these web pages...

What can you do with a political science degree? Check out: Careers in Political Science

If you are in one of my classes, you may want or need access to my site. As such, this link may help: NGCSU Computer Labs.
Disability Access: North Georgia College & State University is committee to equal access to its programs, services, and activities for people with disabilities. If you need in-class accommodations, please notify me and the Office of Student Disability Resources. Please contact Ms. Elizabeth McIntosh, Coordinator, at (706) 867-2782, in 122 Barnes Hall.

Shameless self-promotion: My book, Presidential Legislative Activity is available from many sources, including:
Our campus bookstore, Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com, and of course the publisher, University Press of America.

Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments at: CCAVALLI@NGCSU.EDU

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Last modified by Carl Cavalli on July 18, 2008

Bobby Murcer, 1946-2008
"He was a gentleman, a class act and friendly to everyone. He was the model of how we should all be."
-Goose Gossage, Yankees, 1978-83, 1989; Hall of Fame, 2008

...There's a new Joe in town, and he's wearing number 27 for a reason.
And -- if you've got some spare time...

...and let's not forget the 2005 NCAA men's basketball champions:

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The colors for this site are sampled from the album cover of John Coltrane's 1957 Blue Train. Blue Note Records describes Blue Train as Coltrane's "first fully realized masterpiece."

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Blue Train, Locomotion

Jazz and Coltrane sites:
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Jazz (Ken Burns): Coltrane
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