To celebrate Women's History Month, our next topic area highlighted in foreign policy will be gender and feminist foreign policy! Follow along this week for all the best research by scholars in the field! #WomenInResearch #WomensHistoryMonth #AcademicTwitter #ForeignPolicy

T- 2 weeks until I head off to do fieldwork for my dissertation! Any advice for a grad student's first time interviewing in the field?

💥The #VIPWorkshop is kicking off the semester with 2 great papers next week (2/15)💥

Join us (via Zoom) to discuss work by Kirssa Ryckman and Carly Millerd!

To access the papers (we hope you read in advance!) and register to join us, visit our website: vip-workshop.github.io

I am so proud of you, Dr. Kuznetsova! Can't wait to see what you do next.

I had such a great experience at the #JourneysWorkshop this weekend! Thank you Jessica Weeks and Allie Myren for organizing the conference this year and thank you to all the amazing senior and junior scholars for sharing their advice and feedback!

Deborah Gerner Grant Reminder: the deadline is November 1!

The Susan S. Northcutt Award due November 1! You can find more information here: isanet.org/Programs/Award…

🚨Deborah Gerner Grant for Professional Development🚨 This award supports professional development activities for early career scholars, like conference travel, field work, and purchase of research equipment. Deadline is Nov. 1. More information here: isanet.org/Programs/Award…

🚨WCIS Susan S. Northcutt Award Nominations 🚨This award recognizes a person who works toward advancing women and underrepresented scholars in International Studies. Deadline is November 1.

I passed my prospectus today 🎉My committee gave me excellent feedback and I am so excited (and nervous) to continue this project!

Yesterday I won the best seminar paper award for my project “Peaceful Dispute Resolution through Gender Dense International Organizations”! Thanks Sara Mitchell for the nomination! What a wonderful way to start my fourth year

So stoked to be in Buenos Aires at IPSA / AISP to present a coauthored piece with Sara Mitchell, Elise Pizzi, and Jeongho Choi! We discuss disasters, government response and conflict in Peru. If you’re in BA, come check out my panel at 9 am on Wednesday!

Reminder that the deadline for nominations for the WCIS Graduate Student Paper Award is due THIS SATURDAY, July 15!

🚨New publication! 🚨 A part of my dissertation titled 'Broadcasting Messages via #Telegram : Pro-Government Social Media Control During the 2020 Protests in Belarus and 2022 Anti-War Protests in Russia' is now at Political Communication 📓 …w-tandfonline-com.proxy.lib.uiowa.edu/doi/full/10.10… 🧵1/

Anyone participating in 'Barbenheimer' should see #Oppenheimer first. Trust us on this one.

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Calling WCIS graduate students! Please submit your project for a chance to win Best Grad Student Paper or nominate someone you think should win. Deadline 7/15

Looking for IRB advice! Has anyone been able to describe snowball sampling (to create and analyze a network of people) and successfully get it through their IRB? What language did you use? Please help.

So proud of my friends Carly Millerd and Daria Kuznetsova who both turned in their respective R&Rs today 😊

Look at her go! One step closer to being Dr. Kreutzer