A delegation of faculty and doctoral researchers from the Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs will make an impact in Chicago at the 83rd Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference, held April 23–26.
One of the largest and most prestigious gatherings of political scientists, the MPSA conference serves as a critical platform for O’Neill scholars to share findings that address some of society’s most pressing issues. The O’Neill School will be represented across a wide range of topics as part of sessions and panels.
“The MPSA conference is always a fantastic opportunity for our researchers to present their findings, which will shape future policy,” said Siân Mooney, dean of the O’Neill School. “Beyond the influence our world-renowned faculty will bring to the event, we’re also thrilled to showcase a host of doctoral students who will serve as the next generation of our leaders.”
Faculty members from O’Neill’s Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses featured in the program, whether attending in person or represented through presentations of their research, include:
- O’Neill Professor Claudia Avellaneda
- Associate Professor Matthew Baggetta
- Assistant Professor Paolo Belardinelli
- Associate Professor Jennifer Brass
- Assistant Professor Nathan Cook
- Associate Professor Aaron Deslatte
- Associate Professor Anthony Liu
- Assistant Professor Courtney Page-Tan
- Associate Professor Sanghee Park
- Associate Professor Thomas Rabovsky
- Associate Professor Amanda Rutherford
More than 20 researchers affiliated with the O’Neill School will participate.
In addition to presenting original research, O’Neill researchers will serve as chairs and discussants for various sessions, mentoring the next generation of political scientists and collaborating with peers from leading institutions worldwide.