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Emerging Scholars Lightning Round: Graduate Student Research: Contemporary Issues in US Politics: Identities, Technology, and Economic Policy
Sat, September 7, 8:00 to 9:30am, Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC), 202ASession Submission Type: Emerging Scholars Lightning Round
Session Description
Emerging Scholars Lightning Round: Graduate Student Research: Contemporary Issues in US Politics: Identities, Technology, and Economic Policy
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Individual Presentations
Access Then Denial: Welfare, Social Control and Access to American Citizenry - Naomi Nashell Nubin-Sellers
How Do College Students Decide Where to Vote? - Caroline High Pippert, Northwestern University
Modified Mental Models to Identify the Public's Concerns on New Technical Topics - Ioana Iacob, Carnegie Mellon University; M. Morgan, Carnegie Mellon University
Public Support of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Supreme Court Nominees - Maya Fitch, University of Houston
Voter Perceptions of Motherhood as Candidate Trait - Anna Hirschi; Anna Lee Hirschi
The Effect of Partisan Social Networks on COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Beliefs - Cory Anastasia, University at Buffalo
In the “Little Spheres” of the Empire: A Conceptual Analysis of Provincial Political Thought in the Print Culture of the American Revolution - Rebecca Palmer, University College London