The American Political Science Association’s (APSA) Teaching and Learning Symposia Program is pleased to announce a call for proposals for a cohort of political scientists to participate in a three-week virtual teaching and learning symposium […]
Joel-Anthone Bossous, Georgetown University Joel Bossous is a third-year student at Georgetown University and a proud New Yorker. He is currently pursuing his bachelor’s degree, double-majoring in Government and Africana Philosophy & Diasporic Studies – […]
State Politics and Policy DEADLINE Extended: June 8, 2022 | Apply here! This virtual dissertation workshop will provide an opportunity for PhD candidates studying State Politics and Policy to present a chapter from their dissertation, receive […]
Devin Green, Johns Hopkins University Devin Green is a Junior at Johns Hopkins University studying political science. He is currently a research assistant in the P3 Lab at the Agora Institute studying social movements theory […]
An Intersectional Approach to Understanding Representation in State Legislatures By Christian Dyogi Phillips, University of Southern California The 2020 US Census unfolded against a contentious national political backdrop marked by protests seeking racial justice, unstable […]
Learning to Play with the Machines will increase visibility, scholarship, and communication between the fields of political and computer science. The project is organized around three major themes: Dialogue, Discovery, and Design. The centerpiece of […]
Blessyn Marcelle, Temple University Blessyn Marcelle is a first-generation rising senior at Temple University majoring in political science with a minor in criminal justice. She is also a member of the national political science honor […]
The Summer Centennial Center Research Grants are the largest Centennial Center program for supporting research conducted by APSA members. Last year we received 107 applications and awarded 36 grants totaling $111,588 for work in all […]
Copyright © I American Political Science Association
