Worth Carter

Dr. J. Worth Carter has expertise in leadership studies and political science, serving as an Assistant Professor at East Carolina University. With a distinguished career as a retired Colonel from the United States Air Force, Dr. Carter brings a wealth of experience in leadership and national defense policy to his academic pursuits. His teaching repertoire includes courses such as Leadership Studies, International Relations, National Defense Policy, and Political Leadership, where he imparts his extensive knowledge to students. Dr. Carter's research interests are deeply rooted in leadership and international relations, areas in which he has made significant contributions. His academic endeavors are complemented by his practical experience in the military, providing a unique perspective on the intersection of leadership and policy. He has taught a variety of courses, including Introduction to Leadership and International Organizations, which reflect his commitment to preparing students for the complexities of global political dynamics. Throughout his career, Dr. Carter has been dedicated to exploring the nuances of political leadership and the implications of international relations on national defense strategies. His work often bridges the gap between theoretical frameworks and real-world applications, offering students a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. Dr. Carter's contributions to the field are marked by his ability to integrate his military background with academic rigor, making him a respected figure in both the academic and defense communities. In addition to his teaching and research, Dr. Carter is actively involved in various academic and professional organizations, where he continues to engage with fellow scholars and practitioners. His commitment to advancing the field of political science and leadership studies is evident in his ongoing efforts to foster dialogue and collaboration among experts in these disciplines.