Waideen Wright, Tufts University Waideen Wright is a rising fourth-year at Tufts University and a Questbridge Scholar. She is studying Anthropology and Political Science, tentatively on the Pre-Law track. She began her first semester at […]
Grant Writing and the Hidden Curriculum: Mentoring and Collaborating Across Disciplines By Leah C. Windsor and Christian Kronsted, University of Memphis Submitting grant proposals is becoming an increasingly common expectation—and, in some cases, a requirement—in […]
Field Research Methods and Experiences of Sexual Harassment and Assault Stacey Leigh Hunt Half Day, 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM Palais des congrés de Montréal, 512H Pressured by the #MeToo movement, American political scientists have […]
Can Theatre Disrupt Biases in the US? with Elisabeth King, New York University How might Americans respond to a white male Kamala Harris or a Black female Mike Pence? Can theatre that portrays familiar figures […]
Evaluating Muslim American Representation By Nazita Lajevardi, Michigan State University and Liesel Spangler, Independent Scholar There is growing concern about the status of Muslims in the United States today. Anti-Muslim attitudes are pervasive (Kalkan, Layman, […]
William Taylor, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill William D. Taylor is a rising senior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he double majors in computer science and political […]
Veronica Gomez, Loyola Marymount University Veronica Gomez is a first-generation college student from South Central Los Angeles, California. She is a rising senior at Loyola Marymount University majoring in Sociology and minoring in Peace & […]
Creditable Civic Engagement? Aligning Work on Civic Activity with Faculty Incentives By Kenneth W. Moffett and Laurie L. Rice, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Less than two years into our time as assistant professors, our university’s […]
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