🚨 New paper out at @AJPS_Editor 🚨
Does the public holld meaningful attitudes? Using the case of abortion policy preferences, we provide strong evidence that policy prefrences can be coherent, stable over time, and causally explain vote choice.
https://t.co/HZAmcSl94M
Journalism students at BCIT, UBC, TRU, KPU and Langara -- you can apply for a $2,000 cash award to help with the costs of your education. More info and deadline to apply: Sept. 29th at 11:59pm. Check this out and apply here: https://t.co/UK2kSoFWb6
Our Senior Policy Analyst, @guslockhart spoke at HoC Committee on Human Resources, Skills, Social Development, and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA) on the impact of #AI on #Canada’s #workforce.
Watch here (Angus’ remarks begin at 11:10):
https://t.co/EWaUu5e2yK
I am back on the market this fall looking for a permanent position! My research covers public opinion, representation, and elections, and I have teaching experience in American Politics, Canadian Politics, Public Policy, and Quantitative Methods at the grad and ugrad levels.
In case you missed this - I did a quick spot on The Closer on BNN Bloomberg, talking about our latest research and what it says about the future of AI in Canada.
Mackenzie's research looks at why primary elections seem to follow predictable patterns despite voters knowing very little about the candidates. https://t.co/V3j0XMjIpO @lockhartm#PsJMinfo
Just in case anyone is wondering if AI is taking over the economy, by 2021, only 4% of Canadian businesses have adopted it. New work from @guslockhart and @daisTMU
#films Thur Aug 17 at @VIFFest Our annual #filmfestival UNLOCK THE VAULT where you can see the finished films our #Students have been creating. If you are interested in attending please email unlockthevault2023@gmail (dot) com to be put on a guest list!