The Department of Political Science, Philosophy and Religion is housed in the historic Social Science Building renamed “Carnahan Hall.”  The building was constructed in 1901-1902, and restored to a modern facility during 1993-1998.  The building is named after the late Congressman and U.S. Ambassador Albert Sidney Johnson Carnahan, who was a distinguished Southeast alumnus and father of the late Gov. Mel Carnahan.     

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http://www4.semo.edu/history/Carnahan/carnahan.htm

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