BOSTON COLLEGE FACULTY EXPERTS AVAILABLE TO COMMENT ON POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FOR VACANT U.S. SENATE SEAT FROM MASSACHUSETTS:
PROFESSOR ALAN WOLFE, DIRECTOR, BOISI CENTER FOR RELIGION & AMERICAN PUBLIC LIFE, BOSTON COLLEGE
Alan Wolfe, is widely recognized for his studies and observations on American politics and religion; the intersection of religion, morality and public policy; and cultural issues. He is author of Return to Greatness: How America Lost Its Sense of Purpose and What it Needs to Do to Recover It.
617-552-1862; alan.wolfe.1@bc.edu
PROFESSOR MARC LANDY, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, BOSTON COLLEGE 
Marc Landy is an expert on the American presidency, American politics and elections. He is co-author of the book Presidential Greatness.
617-552-4172; marc.landy.1@bc.edu
PROFESSOR KAY SCHLOZMAN, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, BOSTON COLLEGE
Kay Schlozman, BC’s J. Joseph Moakley Professor of Political Science, has done extensive research on American politics that includes gender and politics, political behavior and public opinion.
617-552-4174; kay.schlozman@bc.edu
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DENNIS HALE, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, BOSTON COLLEGE 
Dennis Hale is an expert on state, local and national politics and elections.
617-552-4165; dennis.hale.1@bc.edu
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR RICHARD ALBERT, BOSTON COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
Richard Albert specializes in constitutional law and democratic theory. He has taught courses on presidential and congressional leadership.
617-552-3930; richard.albert@bc.edu
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