Ms. Melanie Marlowe
Department Profile
Teaching Interests:
- Constitutional Law
- American Presidency
- American Founding Political Thought
Research Interests:
- Presidency and Congress: Concurrent Powers
- Presidential War Powers
- Judicial Deference to the Executive and Legislative Branches
- Federalism
- Piracy
"The Unitary Executive and Review of Agency Rulemaking." in The Unitary Executive and the Modern Presidency. Christopher S. Kelley and Ryan Barilleaux (eds.). College Station, TX, 2010 (forthcoming). (with P.J. Haney)
Ms. Marlowe has an edited volume (with Carol McNamara) on the Obama presidency, The Obama Presidency in the Constitutional Order, under review at Rowman and Littlefield. She is working on a paper on President Obama and agency control, and is finishing a dissertation on presidential executive orders.
Teaching American History Grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Instructor, Masters Degree in American History and Government Summer Program, Ashland University, 2007-2009
Teaching American History Grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Instructor, Congressional Academy, Washington, D.C., Summer 2008 and Summer 2009
Lehrman American Studies Fellowship, Princeton, NJ
Coca-Cola Graduate Fellowship
Contact Info
Dr. Patrick Haney
Interim Chair
218 Harrison Hall
Oxford, OH 45056
E: political@miamioh.edu
P: (513) 529-2000
F: (513) 529-1709