Dr. Alexander is a Professor of Political Science and served as Chair of the Division of Social Sciences 1991-2010, and as interim Vice President for Academic Affairs under President Al Etheridge 1996-98. His teaching areas include:
路 Constitutional Law, Free Speech and Media Law
路 National Policymaking/Federal Budget Process
路 Political Science Research
路 American Government and Politics
Education & Training
- BA, University of Colorado
- MPA, University of Colorado
- PhD, University of Colorado
Research Interests
Most of his research has been in the area of constitutional law; here is a representative listing:
路 鈥淐hasing Echoes of Obscenity Exceptionalism in Copyright: Recent Swarm Cases,鈥 CHICAGO-KENT JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (2018).
路 鈥淓vil Angel Eulogy: The Quiet Passing of the Obscenity Defense in Copyright,鈥 JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW (2013).
路 鈥淩oth at Fifty: Reconsidering the Common Law Antecedents of American Obscenity Doctrine,鈥 JOHN MARSHALL LAW REVIEW (2007).
路 鈥淥bscenity, Pornography, and the Law in Japan: Reconsidering Oshima's 鈥業n the Realm of the Senses鈥,鈥 ASIAN-PACIFIC LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY JOURNAL. (2003).
路 鈥淐ongressional Preemption of State Policy: Interpreting the Garcia Decision,鈥 POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL (1988).
路 鈥淪tate Sovereignty in the Federal System: Constitutional Protections Under the Tenth and Eleventh Amendments,鈥 PUBLIUS, THE JOURNAL OF FEDERALISM (1986).
He also completed research under the auspices of the America鈥檚 Industrial Heritage Project of the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior including:
路 THE JOHNSON STEEL STREET RAIL COMPANY; A PROJECT REPORT (1988). A historic documentation carried out under the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) Division and the America's Industrial Heritage Project of the National Park Service.
路 JAYBIRD; A. J. MOXHAM AND THE MANUFACTURE OF THE JOHNSON RAIL (1991), a business history published by the Johnstown Area Heritage Association.
路 鈥淭echnological Innovation in Steel Fabrication: Marketing and Production Considerations in the Development of the Johnson Rail,鈥 BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY (1991).