M.Phil.and M.A. in Political Science, December, 2012
Harvard University
A.B.Magna Cum Laude in Social Studies, June 2003
GrotonSchool
Prize day Speaker, June 1999
graduated Summa Cum Laude
Languages
English (native), Polish (fluent), French (semi-fluent),
Latin (two years of training), Greek (one year of training)
Academic Appointments & Relevant Employment
Assistant Professor, Colorado Christian University; School of Humanities and Social Sciences; Lakewood, CO; July 1, 2021 — Present
Visiting Assistant Professor, Tarleton State University; Department of Government, Legal Studies, & Philosophy; Stephenville, TX; January 14, 2019 – Present
Assistant Professor, Liberty University, Helms School of Government, Lynchburg, VA; May 1, 2019 – Present Lecturer, North Carolina State University, The School of International and Public Affairs, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Raleigh, NC, Sept 3 – Dec 31, 2018
James Madison Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Politics, Princeton University, July 17, 2017 – August 31, 2018
Lecturer, North Carolina State University, The School of International and Public Affairs, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Raleigh, NC, January 2 – June 30, 2017
Graduate Student / Teaching Fellow, Department of Political Science, Yale University,September 1, 2005–June 30, 2016 (including 4 years of medical leave)
Deputy Press Secretary, Governor’s Office, Jackson, MS 2004–05
Short Political Commentaries – Community Outreach
A number of articles on the millennial news website Mic (Media Companyhttps://ww.mic.com. Mic annually reaches over 30 million readers. Some of my posts led to interesting online idea exchanges, which I consider part of civic engagement. The articles are, available at https://www.mic.com/profile/boleslaw-kabala-15992842
Awards and Fellowships
Yale University Dissertation Fellowship, 2014–2015
Yale University Graduate Fellowship, 2005–2006, 2011–2014
United States Presidential Scholar, Washington, DC, 1999
accepted the Presidential Scholar medal from President Bill Clinton
Fountainhead Essay Contest Winner ($10,000), Ayn Rand Institute,1999 World
Public Speaking Competition in Gaborone, Botswana, March 10–17, 1999
placed fourth in debating competition; sixth overall speaker
Teaching Experience
Colorado Christian University
Assistant Professor
GLS 322 The World Since 1945, Spring 2022 (one section)
POL 462 Congress and the Presidency, Spring 2022 (one section)
POL 207 Introduction to American Politics, Spring 2022 (two sections)
POL 207 Introduction to American Politics, Fall 2021 (three sections)
POL 381, American Political Rhetoric, Fall 2021 (one section)
Tarleton State University
Visiting Assistant Professor
POLS 3303 Comparative State and Local Government, Fall 2019 (one section)
GOVT 2305 Federal Government, Spring 2019 (one section)
GOVT 2306 Texas Government (Texas Constitution and Topics), Spring 2019 (four sections); Fall 2019 (four sections)
Average number of students each semester: 174
Abilene Christian University
Online Lecturer
POLS 491 “Recent Political Theory,” Spring 2021 (1 section), 12 students
North Carolina State University
Lecturer
PS 201 “Introduction to American Government,” Spring 2017 (two sections), Fall 2018 (one section); 30+ students
PS 462 “Political Theory and the Theologico-Political Problem”, Fall 2018, 9 students
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Online Lecturer
POL 200 “Introduction to Political Science,” Fall 2018 (one section), 2 students
Yale University
Teaching Fellow, “Intro to Political Philosophy” (Bryan Garsten), Spring 2013
Taught Writing Intensive Section Teaching Fellow, “Moral Foundations of Politics” (Ian Shapiro), Fall 2012
Taught Writing Intensive Section Teaching Fellow, “Moral Foundations of Politics” (Ian Shapiro), Spring 2012
Taught Writing Intensive Section Teaching Fellow, “Introduction to Political Philosophy” (Steven Smith), Fall 2011
Taught two sections
Duke University
Guest Lecturer, Danilo Petranovich’s “Introduction to Political Philosophy,”
Lecture Title: Lincoln the Philosopher, April 8, 2010
Professional Associations
American Political Science Association (APSA)
National Capital-Area Political Science Association (NCAPSA)
Southern Political Science Association (SPSA)
Political Studies Association (PSA) (United Kingdom)
References
Steven B. Smith, Alfred Cowles Professor of Government and Philosophy Yale University 203-432-5263, Department of Political Science steven.smith@yale.edu, Rosenkranz Hall, New Haven, CT 06511
Bryan Garsten, Professor of Political Science and Humanities, Yale University 203-436-3696, Department of Political Science bryan.garsten@yale.edu, Rosenkranz Hall, New Haven, CT 06511
Karuna Mantena, Professor of Political Science, ColumbiaUniversity 212-854-3646, Department of Political Science km3510@columbia.edu, Room 710, Mail Code 3320, 420 W. 118th Street, New York, NY 10027
Professor Eric Morrow, Dean and Prof. of Pol. Sci., College of Liberal and Fine Arts, Government, Legal Studies, and Philosophy 254-968-9141, Tarleton State University morrow@tarleton.edu, 1333 W. Washington, Stephenville, TX 76402
Professor Amy O’Dell, Department Head, Government, Legal Studies, and Philosophy 254-968-9027, Tarleton State University odell@tarleton.edu, 1333 W. Washington, Stephenville, TX 76402
Professor Traciel V. Reid, Interim Executive Director, North Carolina State University 919-515-5034, School of Public and International Affairs tvreid@ncsu.edu, 202 Caldwell Hall, Campus Box 8102, Raleigh, NC 27695-8102
Mary Keys, Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, Notre Dame University 574-631-6921, 2172 Jenkins Nanovic Halls mkeys1@nd.edu, Notre Dame, IN 46556
