Curriculum Vitae
Faculty Name:
Walle Engedayehu, Ph.D.
Position Title:
Office Location:
Office Phone:
Email Address:
Head, Division of Social Work, Behavioral and Political Sciences
Woolfolk, Ste. 102
936-261-3201
waengedayehu@pvamu.edu
Education:
Degree and Area of Study
Ph.D., Political Science
M.A., International Affairs
B.A., Journalism
Institution Name
Atlanta University
Ohio University
University of Texas at El Paso
Degree Date
1989
1984
1977
Teaching
Experience
Position Title
Institution Name
Associate Professor of Political
Science
Coordinator of the Political
Science Program
Assistant Professor of Political
Science
Adjunct Professor/Instructor
Adjunct Lecturer
Prairie View A&M University
Position Dates
(Beginning and End)
1998 – Present
Prairie View A&M University
1995 – 2001
Prairie View A&M University
1989 - 1998
Tomball College
Houston Community College
Graduate Intern
Georgia Department of Community
Affairs
Atlanta University
1999 - 2001
Summers, 1994 1997
1987 – 1988
Graduate Research Assistant
Work Address:
P.O. Box 519; MS 2203
Prairie View, TX 77446
1985 – 1987
Professional
Publications:
“The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church in the Diaspora: Expansion in the Midst of
Division,” Journal of African Social Science Review, Vol. 6, No.1, (Spring 2013), pp. 115-133.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church In the Diaspora: Politics, Religion and Expansion, a book
manuscript currently in progress for publication by Brill Publishing Company
“Multilateralism in a Unipolar International System: Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy in the
Middle East,” in Karen O’Connor et al, American Government: Continuity and Change (New
York: Pearson Publishing, 2004), pp. 3 – 16.
Reviewed “New Approaches to State Building in Africa: The Case of Ethiopia’s Ethnic-based
Federalism,” in Studies in Comparative International Development, Summer, 1997
“Ethiopia: The Pitfalls of Ethnic Federalism,” in George Agbango, ed., Issues and
Trends in Contemporary African Politics (New York: Peter Lang Publishing, Inc.,
1997), pp. 191-236
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Edited, “Privatization: Should Penal Services be Privately Owned and Operated?”
County Star, Vol. 6, No. 6 (June 1996), pp.15-20.
“Paul Henze: An Apologist For the Ethiopian Regime,”
Moresh, Vol. 4, No. 15, October 1996.
Reviewed, “Ethiopia: Failure of Land Reform and Agricultural Crisis” for
Comparative International Development, vol. 8 (fall 1995), pp. 45-47.
“Ethiopia: The Pitfalls of Ethnic Federalism,”
The Harris
Studies in
Africa Quarterly, Vol. 33, No. 1-4, August 1994.
“Reaction to Ethnic Oligarchy in Ethiopia,” Moresh, Vol. 2, No. 7, April/May 1994, pp.44-50.
“Ethiopia: Democracy and the Politics of Ethnicity,”
52.
Africa Today, Vol. 40, No. 2, 1993, pp.29-
“Internal and External Pressures That Contributed to the Downfall of the Derg in Ethiopia,”
Moresh, Vol. 2, No. 2, October 1993, pp.51-56.
Additional
Trainings/Skills:
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