Robert E. Gilbert
Professor
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, Amherst
319 Meserve Hall
(617) 373-2799
(617) 373-5311 (fax)
r.gilbert@neu.edu
Areas of Study
American Politics, Presidency, Parties and Elections, Media and Politics
Selected Publications
- The Tormented President: Calvin Coolidge, Death and Clinical Depression, Westport, Ct.: Praeger Publications, 2003.
- Managing Crisis: Presidential Disability and the Twenty-Fifth Amendment. New York: Fordham University Press, 2000
- The Mortal Presidency: Illness and Anguish in the White House, 2nd edition. New York: Fordham University Press, 1998
- "The Dysfunctional Presidency of Calvin Coolidge," White House Studies, Fall, 2004
- "Coping with Presidential Disability: The Proposal for a standing Medical Commission," Politics and The Life Sciences, March, 2003
- "John F. Kennedy: Moral Leadership in Civil Rights." Presidential Studies Quarterly (Summer, 1982)
- "The Physical and Psychological Ailments of Lyndon B. Johnson: The Years of Ascent." Presidential Studies Quarterly (Summer 1996)
- "The Presidency Can be a Killer." The Wall Street Journal, January 25, 2000
- "The Political Effects of Presidential Illness: The Case of Lyndon B. Johnson," Political Psychology (December, 1995)
- "Moral Leadership in Civil Rights; An Evaluation of John F. Kennedy," Political Communication and Persuasion, Fall, 1989
Selected Professional Activities
- Robert D. Klein University Lecturer, 2004
- Excellence in Teaching Award Winner
- Member, Working Group on Presidential Disability, 1994-1997
- Editorial Board, Journal of Social, Political Economic Studies
- Grantee, John F. Kennedy Foundation
- Grantee, Center for the Study of the Presidency
Courses 2007-2008
Fall 2007
- POL U305 American Presidency
- POL G252 Presidency
Courses 2006-2007
Fall 2006
- POL U305 The American Presidency
- POL G250 American Government
Courses 2005-2006
Fall 2005
- POL U305 The American Presidency
- POL G250 The American Presidency
Spring 2006
- POL U150 American Government
Courses 2004-2005
Fall 2004
- POL U305 The American Presidency
- POL G250 The American Presidency
Spring 2005
- POL U150 American Government