Dr. Nadia E. Brown Purdue University Department of Political Science & African American Studies and Research Center Member since 2003 Dr. Nadia E. Brown (Ph.D., Rutgers University) is a University Scholar and Associate Professor of […]
Loading… The March Chart of the Month features data from the Project on Women and Minorities (P-WAM). The chart highlights gender composition within tenure-status at the 21 largest PhD-granting institutions in political science. Notably, while […]
The Project on Women and Minorities Dashboard (P-WAM) features data collected by APSA in the 2017-18 P-WAM Survey in effort to research the representation of women and minorities in the political science profession. The survey […]
This past September, I participated on an Ask Me Anything (AMA) roundtable about post-doctoral positions as part of the APSA Career Fair. In an effort to continue and expand upon these conversations, I compiled a […]
Women in political science: please apply to this free workshop! Network with female peers and mentors in your field and receive focused, expert feedback on your research. To apply, please visit this link, by June 30, […]
Hierarchy and Gender in Political Science by Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham and Wendy H. Wong In a recent blog post, Macartan Humphreys candidly reveals a critical part of how discrimination can happen – a lack of awareness. It’s […]
Margaret Levi, Stanford University Margaret Levi is the Sara Miller McCune Director of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) at Stanford, Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow of Woods Institute, Stanford University, and Jere […]
Education and Transparency: Changes in Campus Iconography by Dianne Pinderhughes, University of Notre Dame Woodrow Wilson’s standing has been widely recognized and honored in academic and public life. He was the APSA’s sixth President, 1909–1910, while […]
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