Claes G. Ryn - Students

Students

Students whom he has mentored include:

  1. Dr. Coyle Neal
  2. Dr. Jay Starliper
  3. Dr. Nong Cheng
  4. Dr. William F. Byrne, St. John's University
  5. Dr. Carl Johan Ljungberg, author of several books
  6. Dr. Linda Raeder, author of John Stuart Mill and the Religion of Humanity
  7. Dr. Joseph Devaney
  8. Dr. Justin Garrison
  9. Dr. James Miclot
  10. Dr. James Boitano
  11. Dr. Patricia M. Lines
  12. Dr. Saleh Zahrany
  13. Dr. Gregory Ahern
  14. Dr. Gregory Cleva, author of Henry Kissinger and the American Approach to Foreign Policy
  15. Dr. Ryan Holston
  16. Dr. Michael P. Federici, Mercyhurst College, author of Eric Voegelin and The Challenge of Populism
  17. Dr. W. Wesley McDonald, Elizabethtown College, author of the definitive intellectual study of Russell Kirk, Russell Kirk and the Age of Ideology
  18. Dr. H. Lee Cheek, Jr., a leading scholar of American political thought, author of Calhoun and Popular Rule
  19. Dr. Laurence Reardon
  20. Dr. Edward Hudgins, who has worked in think tanks including the Heritage Foundation, the Cato Institute, and The Atlas Society.
  21. Dr. Charles R. Smith

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