Smith receives Bailey Award for paper on legislative representation of gays and lesbians
Smith receives Bailey Award for paper on legislative representation of gays and lesbians
- December 17, 2010
- Award will be presented at 2011 annual APSA meeting
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Charles Anthony "Tony" Smith, political science assistant professor, is the recipient
of 2011 Bailey Award presented by the LGBT Caucus of the American Political Science
Association (APSA). The award is presented each year at the annual APSA conference
to the author of the best paper on an LGBT topic presented at the previous year's
conference. The award winning paper was co-authored with Benjamin Bishin, political
science professor, UC Riverside, and is titled "Gay Rights and Legislative Wrongs:
Representation of Gays and Lesbians". Smith and Bishin presented the paper at the
2010 annual APSA meeting and will be presented with the award at the association's
2011 annual meeting in Seattle September 1-4.
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