An issue I keep encountering in my research is that my brain still defaults to believing the year is 2020, meaning articles from 2014 are only a few years old in my head as opposed to nearly a decade old in reality.

YES.

I am a meticulous and methodical person... ...until it comes time to load the dishwasher.

🧵The AI Policy and Governance and Working Group, representing different sectors, disciplines, perspectives, and approaches, agree that it is necessary and possible to address the multitude of concerns raised by the expanding use of AI systems and tools and their increasing power

Why is there so much to do please it is summer 🥲

Everyone needs a colleague like Dr. Monica Schneider

So are we all meeting up on threads?

I don’t have a dream job. I have dream leisure.

Explaining “how we choose to measure identity is inherently political.”

Great idea!

The more I advance as a researcher the more satisfied I feel with modest findings that tell meaningful stories. So much research (especially empirical social science in the past two decades) has celebrated flashy methods and research designs that feel like substantive truisms.

Check out our virtual #APSA2023 panel Saturday 4pm, "Multidimensionality in Measurement and the Study of Racial and Ethnic Boundaries," featuring a great group of presenters, chair, & discussants! Amanda Sahar d’Urso Gregory John Leslie Amber Spry, Ph.D. Nicole Yadon mara c. ostfeld Efrén Pérez Andrew Janusz

I am co-editing a Special Issue in Politics, Groups and Identities (PGI) on the theme: "How to Conduct Civically Engaged Research in A Time of Contentious Politics." Share CFP & submit your work here: think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues… APSA

Today's executive order on AI reportedly calls for AI up-skilling. If there is a new AI training program for federal supervisors and management professionals, I can recommend a useful text for the syllabus: mitpress.mit.edu/9780262548328/…

Why go to Princeton is a good question. I think for well-off and brilliant students we push them into the very most elite, intensive schools when maybe they need more choice on what they really want from their education and if they want to go to college at all.

At age 17 I made one of the wisest decisions of my life. Withdrew my enrollment from a school with a much bigger name at the time+ opted for a mid-size public uni. I cannot overstate the richness of my experience there. I've been many places since, but UMBC is my scholarly home.

Works considered “canonical” in many fields are often a reflection of patronage, not profoundness.