Bio:

Angela Danso Gyane is a political science Ph.D. Student focusing on International Relations and Comparative Politics. Her research interests revolve around the intricate dynamics of race, ethnicity, and gender in international relations. Other research interests include human rights, conflict studies, peace studies, Africana studies, and politics of the Global South.  All courses listed below were taught at the University of Missouri's Truman School of Government and Public Affairs.

 Currently Teaching:

• Pol Sc 2700: Comparative Political Systems, Undergraduate Course, (Fall 2026)

Previous Courses Taught: 

• Pol Sc 4131: Race and Politics in International Relations, Undergraduate Course (Spring 2026)

• Pol Sc 4411: Genocide, Terrorism and Civil War, Undergraduate Course (Fall 2025)

• Pol Sc 4730: Women and Politics, Undergraduate Course, (Summer 2025, Online)

Teaching Assistant

• International Law, Undergraduate (Spring 2025)

• Pol Sc 4220W: The United States Supreme Court - Writing Intensive, Undergraduate, (Fall 2024)

• Pol Sc 4430: Global Human Rights: The UN & Human Rights, Undergraduate, (Spring 2023, Spring 2024)

• Pol Sc 1100: American Government, Undergraduate Course (Fall 2023)

• Pol Sc 4540 & 7540: American Foreign Policy, Undergraduate/Masters Course (Fall 2022)

Education:

B.A, Political Science and History, The College of Wooster, May 2021