Adrianne Monroe

I teach Comparative Politics, International Political Systems, and Politics and War as Adjunct Faculty in Political Science at California State University, Fullerton.

I build inclusive undergraduate courses through tailored syllabi, current events, research-driven instruction, respectful dialogue, and transparent assessment. I use Canvas, Zoom, and interactive digital tools to support equitable access and student success.

My research examines Soviet and post-Soviet politics, espionage, extremism, populism, political violence, and state power. My master’s thesis, Soviet Espionage: Methods and Techniques, reflects my interest in Russian political history and international conflict.

I also deliver K–12 instruction as a substitute teacher, adapting lesson plans and maintaining supportive learning environments across diverse classrooms. I bring qualitative and quantitative research, academic writing, mentoring, and collaborative discussion facilitation to academic communities.