Grover Plunkett is an assistant professor holding a faculty appointment in History and Political Science teaching International Relations, Global Economics, and History. He holds a bachelor of science in accounting from the University of Alabama, master’s degrees in political science and post-secondary education from Auburn University and Troy University respectively with additional graduate work in liberal arts at Faulkner University. While at Auburn University Montgomery, he received the honor of serving as a Khalid bin Sultan Researcher and researched American Foreign Policy initiatives for Cuba, as well as, the effects of democratization in American society. He is presently earning a Ph.D. in Public Policy specializing in international relations and economics at Auburn University and his research efforts include studies in the growth of capitalism in state-controlled markets, as well as, the role of government in reversing the economic decline in American cities.
