Rate My Professor Ashley Woodiwiss

Woodiwiss's research and scholarly contributions center on political theory, including Christian political theory and liberal democracy. He co-edited the volume "The Re-Enchantment of Political Science: Christian Scholars Engage Their Discipline" with Thomas W. Heilke, published by Lexington Books in 2001. Other key publications include the article "The Politics of Latin American Liberation Theology: The Challenge to U.S. Public Policy" (1989) and a book review titled "Under God? Religious Faith and Liberal Democracy" published in 2005 in The Journal of Religion. At Lander University, he leads a department that offers programs in political science, criminology, sociology, paralegal studies, and international studies. Woodiwiss has contributed to civic engagement initiatives, including those supported by South Carolina Humanities grants for electoral education and community discussions on local activism and elections. Lander University alumni have credited his political philosophy course with developing critical analytical skills essential for success in law school.