John C. Kuzenski is Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of University Prelaw Programs at North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC, with an adjunct appointment in Law and Legal Studies at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC. His research interests in politics include American political institutions, elections, politics and race, and mass political movements. He is also General Counsel for Pi Sigma Alpha, The National Political Science Honor Society (Washington, DC). His current work, appearing in law reviews and in volumes of edited books, is primarily in constitutional law with an emphasis in federalism and powers of government, law and public policy, law and social science, nonprofit organizations and higher education law. Kuzenski has previously been on the faculties of Louisiana State University, Vanderbilt University and The Citadel, and additionally served as a division executive in state administrative agency practice and as a judicial clerk at the federal District Court and state appellate levels. In addition to book titles available at Amazon.com, his published work has appeared in a number of law reviews, social science journals and edited books from colleagues.Kuzenski is an aficianado of electric basses, college football, cats and estate coffees from various parts of the world, not necessarily in that order. The cats are an aficianado of Kuzenski primarily when he's opened a large can of tuna for them, but also occasionally when his lap seems like a particularly useful place to nap in the evenings just as he was planning to get up to do something important. He is also a self-taught "amateur expert" (emphasis on amateur) on Bermuda grasses, and is pretty good with 1980s rock, pop and country music trivia as the result of working his way through college and young adulthood as a commercial radio announcer in several large and medium markets throughout the US southeast. He is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.