• Introduction to Political Science
  John Dedie, Community Colleges of Baltimore County
   
• Introduction to Political Science
  Logan Masilamani, Simon Fraser University

• State Government
  Aubrey Jewett, University of Central Florida

• The U.S. Congress
  Lauren Bell, Randolph-Macon College

• The President & the Congress
  Lisa Hager, South Dakota State University

• Political Parties & Voter Behavior
  Melissa Miller, Bowling Green State University

• Political Discourse
  Dewey Clayton, University of Louisville

• National Government of the United States
  Michael K. Fauntroy, Howard University

• American Federal Government
  Michael D. Martinez, University of Florida

• Introduction to American Government
  Judicial Process
  Constitutional Politics
  Administrative Law
  Dr. Paul D. Foote, Murray State University

• The American Presidency: Graduate Level , Undergraduate Level
  S.J. Wayne, Georgetown University

• Films About Presidents
  Bruce Altschuler, SUNY-Oswego

• Introduction to Judicial Politics
  Stephen Tauber, University of South Florida

• Introduction to American Politics
  U.S. Congress
  U.S. Constitutional Law
  U.S. Judicial Process
  Mark Miller, Clark University

• Power and Politics in America
  American Public Opinion
  Patrick Egan, New York University

• Women & Politics
  Corina Schulze, University of Southern Alabama

• Introduction to U.S. Politics
  U.S. Presidency
  Matthew Beckman, University of California, Irvine

• Seminar: American Congress
  Pro-Seminar on American Government and Politics
  Michael Rocca, University of New Mexico

• Presidential Leadership in Domestic Policy Making
  Rebecca Deen, University of Texas at Arlington

• Political Humor
  Terri Jett, Butler University

• Constitutional Law, Civil Rights and Liberties
  Judicial Process
  Administrative Law
  John Fliter, Kansas State University

• American Constitutional Law–Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
  Laura Moyer, University of Louisville

• Gender, Law and Politics
  Susan E. Gallagher, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

• Constitutional Law and Civil Liberties
  Liberty, Privacy and Equality in Constitutional Law
  Politics of Environment, Health and Safety Regulation
  Brian Swedlow, Northern Illinois University

• Political Islam
  Politics of the Middle East
  Seminar on Middle Eastern Politics
  Sabri Ciftci, Kansas State University

• State-Society Relations in Comparative Context
  Shane Joshua Barter, Soka University of America

• Global Issues
  Globalization
  Drug Wars
  Sarah Romano, University of Northern Colorado

• European Government and Politics
  Aleksander Lust, Appalachian State University

• State & Society: State-Society Relations in Comparative Context 
  Shane Barter, Soka University of America

• Comparative Political Analysis
  Democracy and Democratization
  Politics of Latin America
  Matt Cleary, Syracuse University

• Comparative Politics
  Political Development
  Jennifer Collins, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

• Introduction to Comparative Politics
  Alisa Gaunder, Southwestern University

• Middle East Politics
  Carolyn Shaw, Wichita State University

• Foundations of Comparative Politics
  Timothy C. Lim, California State University, Los Angeles

• Revolution and War in Vietnam
  William A. Joseph, Wellesley College

• Democratic Governance
  Pippa Norris, Harvard University

• International Order 
  Tina Zappile, Stockton University

• Ethics of War
  Aleksander Lust, Appalachian State University

• Introduction to International Relations
  Vincent Auger, Western Illinois University

• International Relations
  Memory and Trauma in World Politics
  Dovilė Budrytė, Georgia Gwinnett College

• Introduction to International Relations
  Introduction to U.S. Foreign Policy
  Dan Lindley, University of Notre Dame

• Introduction to International Relations
  Ronald Mitchell, University of Oregon

• U.S. Foreign Policy
  Timothy C. Lim, California State University, Los Angeles

• Introduction World Politics
  International Relations Theory 
  Mark Crescenzi, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

• Human Security
  Taylor Seybolt, University of Pittsburgh, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs

• Causes of War and Peace
  Carolyn Shaw, Wichita State University

• Introduction to International Relations
  Nina Kollars, Franklin and Marshall College

• Institutions of Global Governance
  Martin Edwards, Seton Hall University

• Global Health
  Human Rights
  Debra DeLaet, Drake University

• Politics of Humanitarianism in Africa
  International Politics of Peace
  Melissa Labonte, Fordham University

• International Relations in an Age of Globalization
  Peter Sanchez, Loyola University Chicago

• Introduction to International Relations
  Kwame Akonor, Seton Hall University

• U.S. Foreign Policy
  Steve Sin, City University of New York

• American Political Thought
  Democracy and Education
  Roudy Hildreth, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

• Introduction to Political Theory  
  Twentieth Century Political Thought
  Mika LaVaque-Manty, University of Michigan

• Radical and Utopian Politics
  Jennifer Collins, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

• Introduction to Political Theory
  Democratic Theory
  American Political Ideas 
  Paul Schumaker, University of Kansas

• International Political Economy
  Tina Zappile, Stockton University

• Seminar in Political Economy
  Dave Robertson, University of Missouri, Saint Louis

• American Public Policy
  Aubrey Jewett, University of Central Florida

• Introduction to Public Policy
  Gina Reinhardt

• Geographic Information Systems for Public Administration 
  Quantitative Research in Public Administration
  G. David Garson, North Carolina State University

• Introduction to Political Methodology
  Tina Zappile, Stockton University

• Quantitative Methods
  Gina Reinhardt, Texas A&M

• Logic of Political Inquiry
  Matthew Cleary, Syracuse University

• Gay and Lesbian Politics
  Ron Hunt, Ohio University

• Sexual Diversity in Politics and Law 
  Gordon Babst, Chapman University

• Gender, Sexuality and American Politics
  Jay Barth, Hendrix College

• Politics and Sexuality 
  Paisley Currah, Brooklyn College-City University of New York 

• APSA Race, Ethnicity, and Politics Organized Section Resources

• APSA Migration and Citizenship Organized Section Syllabi Bank

The APSA Task Force on Inequality and American Democracy  produced teaching materials on teaching about inequality and American democracy, including a course outline and syllabus.  

• Framework for Graduate and Undergraduate Syllabus   
• Sample Undergraduate Syllabus