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2023 -now Dean @
2011 -now Research Associate @ Center for Systemic Peace
2011 -now Research Associate @ Societal Systems Research, Inc.
2021 -2023 Associate Dean for Curriculum and Academic Programs @
2018 -2023 Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations @
2020 -2021 Program Director, Master of Public Policy @
2019 -2021 Division Director, Division of Social Sciences, Education, and Public Health @
2018 -2018 Interim Department Chair, Department of Political Science and International Relationss @
2012 -2018 Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations @
2012 -2012 Summer School Government Instructor @
2011 -2012 Visiting Assistant Professor of Public Policy @
2011 -2012 Manager @ Dartmouth College Policy Research Shop
2011 -2011 Summer School Teacher @
2008 -2011 Hood House Lecturer in International Affairs @
2010 -2010 Teaching Assistant @
2006 -2008 Graduate Research Assistant @
2007 -2008 Adjunct Lecturer @

George Mason University
Ph.D. (Dissertation Research: developed a new theory of democratic governance on the basis of complexity theory's concept of harnessing social complexity, and created a unique, theory-driven, quantitative measure of democratic governance cross-nationally. Secondary fields: political instability, democratic transition dynamics, and comparative healthcare policy)
2006-2011
University of New Hampshire
Master of Arts - MA (Political Science)
2005-2006
University of New Hampshire
B.A. (Political Science)
2003-2005
The George Washington University
60 credit hours (Sigma Nu, theatre)
2001-2003

Benjamin Cole, based in Boston, MA, US, is currently a Dean at Southern New Hampshire University. Benjamin Cole brings experience from previous roles at Center for Systemic Peace, Societal Systems Research, Inc. and Simmons University. Benjamin Cole holds a 2006 - 2011 Ph.D. in Dissertation Research: developed a new theory of democratic governance on the basis of complexity theory's concept of harnessing social complexity, and created a unique, theory-driven, quantitative measure of democratic governance cross-nationally. Secondary fields: political instability, democratic transition dynamics, and comparative healthcare policy @ George Mason University. With a robust skill set that includes Policy Development, Crisis Management, Management, Curriculum Development, Policy Analysis and more. Benjamin Cole has 2 emails and 2 mobile phone numbers on RocketReach.