Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow at Cornell University. Political Scientist studying how Americans form preferences/beliefs/attitudes about economic policy.
Trump’s racism is dangerous and immoral—and it may cost him votes in 2020. Analysis w/ @JonathonSchuldt in @monkeycageblog @washingtonpost. https://t.co/bYF6L7iAdI
Congratulations to @EmoryPolisci Prof. Natália Bueno, winner of the 2019 @APSAtweets Harold D. Lasswell Award for the best dissertation in the field of public policy!
Excited to share a piece that Greg Huber and I wrote for @washingtonpost @monkeycageblog--a reminder that policy design matters when building public support for government spending!
https://t.co/89uY6MrEGk
Proud to represent (w/ @erin_stache @AndrewPCampana) the first cohort of the @Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellows at the Board of Trustees meeting of the Academic Affairs Committee. Thanks for the opportunity
@iPaula01 and Chris Wildeman! @cornellgov
Fantastic afternoon meeting my cohort of Presidential Postdoctoral Fellows @Cornell. Looking forward to spending 3 years learning from this diverse group of thoughtful and engaging scholars! App for next year's class due Oct 1--an incredible opportunity https://t.co/6vpvqkfvd7
Waiting for my flight at Logan—spotted PA Gov Tom Wolf sitting alone, reading. Said hi, that I was a fellow Pennsylvanian and political scientist. Should have asked him how it felt visiting the 2nd best commonwealth when you govern THE best...missed opportunity. #APSA2018
Swipe right for research today at #APSA2018! Looking forward to the research4impact info session featuring @adamsethlevine —helping academics and orgs match to produce knowledge. 6:30-7:30pm, Marriott, Yarmouth.
Learned today that “Ithaca IS gorges” refers to the city being formed from the sediment of the surrounding gorges...thanks to @NYstateparks for the earth science lessons and (first Sat) hike at Buttermilk Falls this morn.