Frank Sorrentino
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Office: 718-489-5231
Room 7007
Elections and Election Law, Constitutional Law, The U.S. Presidency, The Supreme Court, Italian-American Heritage & History, Urban & American Politics
BA, St. John's University
MA, New York University
Ph.D., New York University
Dr. Sorrentino is the author of seven books, including his most recent, Presidential Leadership and the Bureaucratic State (Outskirts Press), as well as American Government: Power and Politics in America, Ideological Warfare: The FBI's Path Towards Power, Soviet Politics and Education and The Review of Italian-American Studies. He also served as editor and a major contributor to The Italian-American Encyclopedia and The Encyclopedia of the American Presidency, for which he has written 21 articles.
Dr. Sorrentino has taught at St. Francis College for 30 years and has received SFC's Distinguished Faculty Award and Faculty Member of the Year Award. In October 2001, Dr. Sorrentino was honored as Italian-American of the Year by the Borough President of Brooklyn.
Media Appearances
Professor Sorrentino has appeared in a variety of media outlets, including several newspapers, and on WNBC, where he talked about the New York City blackout of 1977.