Does gender & racial bias affect interruption rates during US Supreme Court confirmation hearings? Christina L. Boyd, Paul M. Collins Jr., & Lori Ringhand demonstrate how biased interruptive behavior occurs in even the most public political settings. #APSRFirstView .
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A very good thread. For those of us studying ELS in the real world, our data may never be perfect for many reasons, including non-random reporting choices (like w/ shoplifting). But we can be transparent about imperfections & more creative about tools, approaches, & methods.

A lovely evening at the UGA research award banquet, with the coolest sculpture award (that also makes a nice teardrop!) and featuring the awesome Dean Auer and Associate Dean Maltese from School of Public & International Affairs | UGA! A huge honor and tons of fun!

We're hiring! Clemson University is searching for a full-time lecturer in American Politics to start next fall. The position is open with respect to specialty within American politics, but the ability to offer public law classes is a plus.

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Such a high honor for me to receive UGA’s William A. Owens Creative Research Award this year, recognizing my body of scholarship on diversity in the courts. Incredibly grateful to the amazing internal and external supports behind this!

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Things aren’t going particularly well for me and my men’s bracket, but I’m holding out hope for that top-5 finish! 😂🤣

RIP my bracket. #ThanksAuburn #BadKitty

We (Political Science at WashU) are hosting our second summer research program for undergraduates! We begin reviewing applications in 2 weeks. If you know students who are thinking of grad school and want to get hands-on research experience, encourage them to apply at: sites.wustl.edu/wusteps/

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Jeff Harden and I are seeking a post-doc OR visiting Ph.D. student to join us for the 24/25 AY. The position involves no teaching responsibilities, research funds, and competitive compensation

Please reach out with questions!

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A trip down memory lane and my high school softball coach’s comments to the local newspaper about my pitching “brilliance” have inspired me for future graduate student feedback. “Potentially decent research idea?” 😂

Going through old boxes and found this gem starring my friend Jesse James Palmer from Canadian Politics class at FLORIDA.

Excited to see Supreme Bias by Christina L. Boyd, Paul M. Collins, Jr., and Lori Ringhand on this list!

In new research, Elise Blasingame @enblasingame on bsky, Christina L. Boyd, Roberto Carlos, and Joe Ornstein explore how the Trump administration used a quota policy for immigration judges working under U.S. Department of Justice purview to influence how they adjudicated cases.

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The political scientists coming for judicial legitimacy are not playing… thank you for your work Christina L. Boyd