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Publication Date
5-30-2023
Identifier
20230530-Mego-Interview
Source Collection
Lambuth Oral History, Lambuth Campus, Special Collections, University of Memphis Libraries
Abstract
Interview of Dr. Paul Mego conducted by student, Addison Faught, under the direction of Dr. Michele Grigsby Coffey regarding the Lambuth University's transition into the University of Memphis.
Paul Mego holds a PhD in political science from the University of Alabama with a concentration in comparative politics and minor concentrations in international relations, political theory, and political anthropology. He first came to Lambuth University as an assistant professor in political science in 1999. Eventually, he earned tenure, served as head of the School of Social Sciences, and acted as the faculty advisor for the Module United Nations. In 2011, he was hired as a political science lecturer on the Lambuth Campus of the University of Memphis. He is currently a full professor of teaching in the University of Memphis Political Science Department and serves as the Lambuth campus program coordinator for the Helen Hardin Honors Program.
Recommended Citation
Coffey, Michele Grigsby PhD and Faught, Addison, "Transition Interview: Dr. Paul Mego" (2023). Lambuth Transition Narratives. 1.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-lam-oralhistory-transition-narratives/1
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