I am happy to finally share that I will be joining Princeton University @PUPolitics to pursue my PhD in political science this fall. Thank you @EfrenPoliPsy , @REPS_Lab , and everyone else who has been supportive during the process and along my academic journey so far!😄
Hello! My name is Valeria, and I am a 2nd year Clinical Psychology PhD student at UTRGV. I am currently seeking participants for my research study and am reaching out to everyone to share my study flyer with potential participants! Individuals can reach out to me for the link!
MY FIRST PUBLICATION JUST GOT OFFICIALLY ACCEPTED!!!!
I argue that Latino voters and especially independents are often persuaded by campaign appeals on economic topics (e.g., jobs, healthcare, education)
Thank you to @PolBehavior and I’m excited to share the final proof soon!
The Politics Department is hiring!
-Assistant Professor, International Relations 🌎
-Assistant Professor, American Politics 🇺🇸
-Assistant Professor, Political Theory 📚
-Senior Professor, Political Theory 📚
Learn more here: https://t.co/hkEo1BBRsC…
#PoliSciJobs
Take a look at “Shared Status, Shared Politics? Evaluating a New Pathway to Black Solidarity with Other People of Color,” an open access article by @EfrenPoliPsy, @bvicunat and @ramos_alisso
https://t.co/YUYVi10d7P
Definitely check out this article!! It does an amazing job summarizing and providing future directions for Latino politics research. Also it is written by two amazing scholars! 😊
Enjoyed writing this ARPS review of the last 20 years of Latino Politics research with @EfrenPoliPsy
https://t.co/CquZfjYzZr
We hope you find it useful 😊
If you’re scholarship touches on Latino politics, race and politics, and/or US political behavior, @jessycobian22 and I hope this just published Annual Review essay of ours is useful to you:
https://t.co/vRq6td4PO8
cc: @REPS_Lab
making a playlist for my summer course, Race and Ethnic Politics in the US. Does anyone have any good music/ song recs broadly relating to: civil rights/ race based social movements, immigration, or songs that engage with ideas of race/racial identity more broadly?
It’s finally here! Thanks @upmiss for making this book a reality! This anthology is filled with so many wonderful essays on ghosts, monsters, and most importantly Latinx stories including my article “Ciguanabas, Refugees, and Other Hauntings.” Pick up a copy if you can!
🪧Today marks 18 years since #LaGranMarcha, when Immigrant Workers in L.A. helped launch the largest series of Latinx Protests in U.S. History & largest Migrant Rights Protests in World History‼️
I don’t think I’d call this class per se, but I wrote about POC aligning along educational lines a few years back! Interestingly, presidential voting shows far less educational polarization than party ID, except for among Asian Americans:
https://t.co/xWs5oUXqFM