In anticipation of next month’s elections, here’s our recent Electoral Studies piece on ‘The evolution of election forecasting models in the UK’ 🇬🇧 Steven Jokinsky Michael Lewis-Beck POLITICAL FORECASTING GROUP sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Emma is one of our Truman School Alumni Board members and contributes to our efforts to provide opportunities for students to excel!

Truman School students, staff, and faculty recently had the privilege of attending the annual Giving USA Report presentation by Dr. Una Osili. Her research highlights a promising outlook on American philanthropy. Thank you to Byrne Pelofsky + Associates, LLC for hosting us.

Today, I defended my dissertation Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs. I feel very lucky to have Stephen Quackenbush and Laron K Williams as my advisors, and I genuinely cannot thank them, Bryce Reeder, and Bradley J. Nichols enough for being the best and most supportive committee I could have.

Another day, another Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs placement! John Bonilla will be a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Idaho. We’re excited to see what great things John does next!

The Truman School (Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs ) is hiring a Korea Foundation Endowed Professor (open-rank)! Scholars with research interests focused on Korean politics -- particularly comparative politics -- are encouraged to apply. Please help us spread the word. Happy to answer questions

Emily Boyett, Mizzou Honors Student, just completed her second summer of research in the Truman School. Read about her time with Dr. Reeder. #TSGPA honors.missouri.edu/cherng-summer-…

Truman School professor, Charles Zug quoted in the Washington Post: washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/07…

Elizabeth Dorssom Receives the 2024 Michael Brintnall Teaching and Learning Award politicalsciencenow.com/elizabeth-dors…

Dr. Lael Keiser Reappointed as Director of Truman School of Government and Public Affairs. This will be her third, three-year appointment. truman.missouri.edu/news/keiser-re…

So proud that our book was awarded the STEP APSA Caldwell Prize! Even prouder to share this award with Manny Teodoro | La Follette School of Public Affairs & David L. Switzer | Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs. I'm sad to miss #APSA2024 but will absolutely be celebrating from afar.

TSGPA said good-bye to one of our stalwarts today. Ananthalakshmi Gopalaratnam, Anantha to all of us, entered retirement today. Anantha thank you for keeping us running all these years! Enjoy this next phase of life.

🎉 Congratulations to David Switzer! 🎉 David Switzer has been awarded the prestigious Lynton Keith Caldwell Prize by the American Political Science Association (APSA) for his outstanding contribution to environmental politics and policy. #APSA #TSGPA

🎉 @Lael Keiser, Professor of Public Affairs at Mizzou, was awarded the 2024 John Gaus Award from the APSA! 🏆 Her groundbreaking work in public administration and social equity is making waves in the field. 👏 #MizzouProud #JohnGausAward #AcademicExcellence #APSA2024

Congratulations Weijie! His paper with Bill Resch, Yongjin Ahn, and Eli Keunuong Lee titled “Assessing the Effects of Government Shutdowns on the Inflow and Outflow Dynamics of the United States Federal Workforce,” awarded the 2024 Herbert Kaufman Best Paper Award from #APSA2024

🎉 Congratulations to the Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs's brilliant scholars on winning APSA awards! Weijie Wang, David Switzer, and Lael Keiser for a paper, a book, and career contributions respectively! 👏 #MizzouMade #APSA2024 #TrumanSchool

Last chance to send in your application for the Korea Foundation position (open rank)! Please help us share the position with your network. We are starting to review applications

New TSGPA Scholarship The economic roots of cross‐national similarity in voter preferences - Fortunato/Juhl/Williams - American Journal of Political Science - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Excited to host Alasdair Roberts today on campus, Welcome to Mizzou.

Lots of people have lots of feelings about the electoral college. Professor James Endersby of the Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs and Marilyn McLeod of the LWV Columbia-Boone joined Ted Farnen to invite listeners to a presentation on the subject. bit.ly/3B4rLCM