Resume

• 2007

  Louisiana State University

  LSU Honors College Office of Fellowship Advising

  Coastal Carolina University

  Washington and Lee University

  Southeastern Louisiana University

  Hammond

  LA

  Fall 2012: Sections of American Politics

  State and Local Government

  Political Statistics

  and Public Administration\nSpring 2013: Sections of State and Local Government

  Political Statistics

  Congress

  and Politics and Literature

  Instructor

  Southeastern Louisiana University

  Supervisor: Dr. Drew Lamonica Arms\nDuties: Aided students with fellowship and scholarship applications

  including editing essays and personal statements.

  LSU Honors College Office of Fellowship Advising

  Head Supervisor

  Supervisor: Kathryn Roundtree\nDuties: Supervised the PPRL’s phone surveyors

  including monitoring hourly

  daily

  and weekly productivity and performing quality control checks. I was also in charge of hiring new employees and maintaining the employee work schedule.

  LSU Public Policy Research Lab

  Baton Rouge

  LA

  Sections of Introduction to Political Theory and Introduction to American Politics.

  Graduate Instructor

  Louisiana State University

  Teaching courses in Political Theory and American Politics

  Coastal Carolina University

  Washington and Lee University

  Lexington

  VA

  Winter 2015: Sections of Introduction to Political Philosophy

  Modern Political Philosophy

  and Technology and the Republic\nFall 2014: Sections of Introduction to Political Philosophy

  and Classical Political Philosophy\nWinter 2014: Sections of Introduction to Global Politics

  and Utopian Political Thought\nFall 2013: Sections of Applied Statistics

  and Reason and Revelation in the American Founding

  Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics

  Clemson

  SC

  Fall 2015: American Political Thought\nSpring 2016: Technology and the Republic\n\nI am currently completing my forthcoming book

  Journey Towards Creation in Scientific-Dystopian Fiction (Lexington Books: 2016).

  Hayek Visiting Scholar

  Institute for the Study of Capitalism

  Clemson University

  Congressman William Jenkins' Home Office

  American Political Science Assocation

  member

  Earhart Foundation

  H.B. Earhart Graduate Fellowship

  Earhart Foundation

  Jack Miller Center Summer Fellow

  The JMC Summer Fellow program brings together scholars from the fields of Political Science

  Philosophy

  History

  and Literature to engage in seminars regarding the foundations of American Politics.

  Jack Miller Center

  Ph.D

  Political Theory; Second Field: American Politics

  Politics

  Dissertation\n\nTitle: The Lost City: Examining the Relationship Between Science

  Philosophy

  and the Atlantis Myth; Advisor: Dr. James R. Stoner

  Jr.

• 2005

  M.A

  Political Theory; Second Field: American Politics

  Political Science

  Boston College

• 2001

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Politics

• Amazon.com: kimberly hurd hale

  My first book was published October 2013 by Lexington Books.

  Francis Bacon's New Atlantis in the Foundation of Modern Political Thought

  Higher Education

  Public Speaking

  Blogging

  Opinion Polling

  Tutoring

  Curriculum Development

  Nonprofits

  University Teaching

  Proposal Writing

  Research

  Curriculum Design

  Francis Bacon's New Atlantis in the Foundation of Modern Political Thought

  A study of Francis Bacon's New Atlantis. This book places Bacon's work in the context of early Enlightenment thought

  offering comparisons to the works of Plato

  Machiavelli

  Hobbes

  and Condorcet. It considers the relationship between science

  religion

  and politics.

  Francis Bacon's New Atlantis in the Foundation of Modern Political Thought

  This forthcoming book examines five works of fiction: Metropolis (film)

  Prometheus (film)

  Never Let Me Go (novel

  Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (film)

  and Oryx and Crake (novel). It seeks to understand the fascination in popular culture with artificial intelligence and genetic engineering.

  The Journey Towards Creation in Scientific Dystopian Literature

  Hurd Hale

  Kimberly

  Hurd Hale

  Clemson University

  Congressman William Jenkins' Home Office

  LSU Public Policy Research Lab