Check out my article in The Monkey Cage with the twitterless Andy Stone! We discuss how Biden's decision to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court may influence his public support.

Come join us at the Women in Legislative Studies Seminar today! We will be discussing how to prepare for the upcoming summer and how to apply to fellowships/sabbaticals.

Join us this Friday at 2PM ET for our next professionalization seminar, "Getting Involved in APSA Sections." Jamil Scott, @schwindtbayer, & Ellie Powell will present, w/ Jaclyn Kaslovsky & Molly Reynolds moderating. What a lineup!

The cumulative CCES/CES is now updated to version 7, adding 2021 CES respondents and 2020 validated vote. Now covers 55,000 respondents over the last 16 years. dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?…

🚨BLOGPOST ALERT🚨 Shigeo Hirano (Columbia University ), Jaclyn Kaslovsky @michael_p_olson and James M. Snyder (Harvard University) examine the transition from party to candidate-centered politics in the US. Read the blogpost previewing their paper ⬇️ #polisciresearch jop.blogs.uni-hamburg.de/direct-primari…

Check out my blog post with Shigeo Hirano, Jim Snyder, and @michael_p_olson discussing our article in the Journal of Politics @[email protected]! We discuss how electoral reforms such as direct primaries, the Australian ballot, and non-partisan elections impacted the transition to candidate-centered campaigns

Women absolutely know about legislatures, legislators, and legislative representation! And, our aim is to promote and support women in legislative studies. Follow us on twitter! Visit our website: womeninlegislativestudies.org And join our listserv: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Are women and men legislators evaluated differently on the basis of their policy records? Read this article by Jaclyn Kaslovsky and Jon Rogowski in the #APSR. #polisciresearch ow.ly/zxcs50J3pk6

Don't forget about tomorrow's "Tips for Coauthoring" professional development workshops w/ Diana O'Brien, Tracy Osborn (Iowa Political Science), & Sarah Childs + Molly Reynolds as moderator. 👇👇👇

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Rice University Political Science is seeking two assistant professors, one in CP and one IR, for positions to begin July 1, 2023. More information and links below. Follow here for updates. #PSJMinfo #PoliSciJobs

A great professional development seminar happening this week!

Honored to receive this award! Really looking forward to APSA this year

Go meet with Mike!

Want to learn more about the Ph.D. program in political science at Rice? Join faculty and students at 1 of our 3 virtual coffee hours Oct. 20, Nov. 2, and Nov. 15. Bring your coffee and your questions! Links to register are at the bottom of this page: politicalscience.rice.edu/apply

Excited to get this news! Thanks to the award committee for the recognition!

Hiring in peace and conflict studies? Job candidate Gladys Zubiría 's (Gladys Zubiria) research focuses on the role of third parties in post-conflict outcomes and peace sustainability. Alongside her research, Gladys has a strong passion for teaching. gladyszubiria.com/home

Hiring in comparative politics? Job candidate Emily Elia is an expert in Latin American politics, focusing on mass and elite political behavior and institutions, electoral accountability, and corruption. More info about teaching and research here: emilytelia.com/index.html