Come join us at Nebraska! My dept is searching in REP with an emphasis on policy. Not on the committee, but happy to answer questions. Read more about it here: employment.unl.edu/postings/92973

Discussed generative AI in the classroom w/ colleagues recently. My assumption is AI disrupts the "writing -> thinking -> learning" process and so inhibits learning. But what do we actually know about how learning works in the context of generative AI?

what if we kissed under the critical t-value

No, YOU'RE the one jamming to your APSA hotel's on-hold music because the travel agency your university uses had a hard time with adding a second name to your hotel reservation. (Not that bad tbh, this is mostly just my anxiety getting the better of me)

My guy! So proud of my dear friend, Jesse Crosson

THREAD: Yesterday, the @NYTimes reported that, with the election approaching, “nobody in the Capitol is trying very hard to pretend” that Congress is doing anything more than holding show-votes on partisan campaign messages dressed up as legislation. But that isn’t quite true.

Interesting model. It might not be that executive orders are any less durable than congressional legislation, just that legislation (as opposed to executive orders) is correlated with stronger support from the interest group environment.

Tbh I made this error in my Congress class last week, so... maybe!

The "nonpartisan"ship of the Nebraska Unicam is much ballyhooed, but more interesting to me is that it caps the number of bills members can introduce but guarantees each a hearing (not necessarily a committee vote though).

“Hearings on the Hill: The Politics of Informing Congress” with Pamela Ban and Hye Young You is available for pre-order at cambridge.org/core/books/hea… OSU Polisci has a tradition to hold a book cake party every fall for new books. Congratulations to all four of us!

📚🚨 I posted 11 new chapters of my upcoming book! Model to Meaning: How to Interpret Statistical Results with #marginaleffects for #RStats and Python. These are early drafts and I really need your feedback! Errors, content requests, improvements, etc. marginaleffects.com

"Easily the most important study to date about how Congress does (and doesn’t) inform itself when setting national policy." Hearings on the Hill by Pamela Ban, Ju Yeon (Julia) Park & Hye Young You Pre-order now! 📚 cup.org/3Yh19X1

Four years after #Jan6th, 66% of Republicans believe the 2020 election was stolen while Trump continues to cry fraud. Can we reduce these dangerous beliefs? 🚨Yes! As my new registered report (in principle accepted Journal of Politics @[email protected]) shows... (osf.io/rbcdt). (1/7)

Shoutout to Yinsheng Guo and Ashley Votruba who are among the nine faculty who earned @nsf Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) awards—a record-setting year for #UNL! go.unl.edu/e2zf Nebraska Chemistry @unlpsych

So glad this paper is now out! Other articles in this issue also look really neat!

From the latest issue of the QJPS, “Pivots or Partisans? Proposal-Making Strategy and Status Quo Selection in Congress” by Jesse Crosson, Geoff Lorenz 🗳️🏛, and Zander Furnas. A thread.