You can find my cv here.
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I am a doctoral candidate at the University of Chicago studying American politics. My research interests broadly include public opinion, political psychology, and political behavior. More specifically, I am interested in how intergroup relations and different social identities shape white racial attitudes and their political consequences, and how elites are able to manipulate such attitudes.
My dissertation, "Red, White, and Anti-Black: Nationalism and Group Boundaries in American Politics" examines the extent to which nationalist rhetorical strategies activate latent white racial attitudes, and how white Americans respond to nationalism as a coded racial cue. I hold an MA in Political Science from the University of Chicago and a BA in Political Science and English, summa cum laude, from the University of Minnesota. (Go Gophers!) |
