I like working with dedicated, hard-working undergraduate students and writing papers with them. So far, I have published seven peer-reviewed journal articles with undergrads (and another seven with graduate students).
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I'm happy to chat! Please make an appointment with me.
Do you want me to advise a thesis or independent study?
I'm happy to chat about this, too! I’m an active thesis advisor, having advised five theses in the Department of Government or the Program in Quantitative Social Science over the last five years, which is tied for the most among faculty across these programs.
I’m interested in working with students on projects dealing with discrimination, particularly class-based discrimination, or focusing on Japan, the Baltics, or Eastern Europe. If you’re interested in the same topics, please read the guidance below and then contact me. 👇
Thesis and independent study guidanceDo you want to work with me?
If you’d like to research with me, I’d encourage you to contact me. I have had the pleasure of working with 17 different undergrad research assistants at Dartmouth. At this time I’m primarily working on projects involving understanding the attitudes of individuals facing food and housing needs and what the public thinks of them, class-discrimination (i.e. povertyism), or designing interventions to reduce discrimination. Read more about my work on class issues at needslab.org.
