Kevin Doremus

• School of Political Science and Diplomacy
• Dissertation examines how structural pressure and domestic advocacy coalitions shape US Baltic security policy
• Applies neoclassical realism, the Advocacy Coalition Framework, and process tracing

• Supported Andrei Korobkov, professor and graduate Director of Political Science and International Relations in instruction and exam proctoring of four undergraduate courses: Russian Politics, American Foreign Policy, Eastern Europe Politics, and International Migration
• Researched the geopolitical orientation of the Visegrád Group and Central & Eastern Europe
• Investigated Russian Foreign Policy and created policy memos about NATO from a Russian perspective

• Coordinate the International Relations and Development program, including curriculum design and alignment of student learning outcomes
• Lecturer of Intro to International Relations, Intro to Political Science, Political Theory, Realism & International Order, Intro to Security Studies, Russian International Relations, World Civilisation, Thesis Proposal and Defense
• Provided guidance and support to students in the composition of their theses on the topic such as: US, Kazakh, Russian, Polish, and Lithuanian foreign policy, Russian propaganda about Ukraine, and Countries' response to COVID-19
• Mentored international relations students
• Mentored Fullbright Scholar

• Write analytical essays on US grand strategy, Russian foreign policy, and great power competition

• Contributed book reviews and articles that pertain to Eastern Europe, US, and Russian foreign policy

• Supported HumanProgress.org in compiling, updating, and formatting datasets, a website containing over a thousand datasets from various sources
• Performed research that pertains to the decline of global poverty and conflict, increase of gender equality, economic development, and climate change
• Researched Ukrainian-Russian relations for Andrei Illarionov
• Collected quotes from Emma Ashford and Trevor Thrall for the Power Problems social media account
• Prepared and executed foreign policy events relating to US foreign policy, the Middle East, and Russia

• Researched and created a video presentation on domestic workers in Hong Kong
• Investigated human trafficking in Asia and analyzed the causes of indebted servitude
• Studied the differences between Western and Asian NGOs

• Assisted and observed ambulance transport and refugee program
• Aided in emergency services and hospital visits
• Practicum research comparing Western European and post-socialist European NGOs

• Assisted the Slovak emergency service. Observed the call center
• Supported in website redesigned
• Practicum research comparing Western European and post-socialist European NGOs

• Participated in the editing process for the English section of the newspaper
• Conducted interviews to produce new stories for English audiences

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Panelist for the "When Wars End, or Do They? Cognitive Warfare and the Europe-Gulf Security Order", American University in the Emirates

Presented paper "Structural Pressure, Domestic Coalitions, and US Baltic Security Policy, 2009-2025" at the "Rising and Declining Powers Programme" International Scientific Conference, Faculty of International Relations, University of Białystok.

Panelist at the first Annual Expert Seminar on Lithuanian-Belarusian Relations, Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania, organized by Vytautas Magnus University and partners

Presented paper at the "East-West: Synergy of Scientific Knowledge" International Conference, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"

Presented paper at the "Think Locally Act Globally" ISA South 2019 Conference

Presented paper at the "U.S. - Russia Relations in Global Context International Symposium