She’s with us all night long! Kathryn Pearson joins FOX 9 for continuing coverage of #ElectionNight #Election2020 #mnvotes

Tonight on #tptAlmanac at 7PM, we talk all things #2020Election with Political Scientists Larry Jacobs, Kathryn Pearson & David Schultz, newest member of #mnleg Michelle Fischbach, Javier Morillo 🇵🇷 & Amy Koch. Plus Paul Douglas & more on COVID disparities with Native American Community Clinic.

Join us this Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. on Zoom for a recap of the 2020 election. Our featured speaker will be Kathryn Pearson, Associate Professor of Political Science at PoliSciUMN. The event is free but tickets are limited and required: bit.ly/3eFNOAy

ICYMI: Does having more women in state legislatures translate to different policy outcomes? If so, how? Here, PoliSciUMN PhD candidate Hannah McVeigh looks at cosponsorship as a critical tool in institutions that are still heavily male-dominated. ow.ly/qU9m50Ckgad

According to Kathryn Pearson, the Council on Liberal Education chair, around a quarter of University students graduate without taking a course with the social justice theme. mndaily.com/265896/news/un…

THIS Friday, March 19 2pm ET, is the next WiLS Prof. Dev. Seminar: COVID and women in the discipline. Panelists @prof_mirya @SamaraKlar Kathryn Pearson wendy schiller will share insights/ experiences and field questions. Register here: forms.gle/561niFo1TanWpc…

TODAY: Money in Politics Minnesota's competitive elections drawing big spending + it may impact the legislature Report: hhh.umn.edu/news/new-humph… Today's conversation: Kathryn Pearson George Beck Moderator: @rljourno click.ecommunications2.umn.edu/?qs=b373f2aafb…

Join us for a conversation, on 01/25, with Susan Page and Kathryn Pearson on Pages' new book, "Madam Speaker." Page focuses on the rise of Nancy Pelosi into congressional politics and her ability to maneuver into the position of Speaker. Register to attend: z.umn.edu/MadamSpeaker

AT 1 PM ET TODAY: A virtual discussion of #MadamSpeaker and the impact of @speakerpelosi on American politics. Please join Kathryn Pearson and me in a few minutes for a conversation sponsored by the UMinn Humphrey School >>> hhh.umn.edu/event/madam-sp…

Thank you Susan Page Susan Page for revealing discussion of Speaker Nancy Pelosi - and kudos to Kathryn Pearson for moderation Recording is here youtu.be/xIuh0S1uQZI

Will Republicans benefit from a late-breaking mini-wave in the 2022 elections? Tonight on Almanac - look forward to joining Cathy Wurzer Eric Eskola and colleagues Kathryn Pearson & @crugeley

We’ve got a breakdown for all of your #Midterms2022 this morning on FOX 9. Props to Kathryn Pearson, for her political perspective considering she was here in our studios late last night. 👏🏼Give Kathryn another cup of coffee. ☕️Kelly O'Connell

Tonight on Almanac at 7 PM: - Kathryn Pearson and Steve Schier talk about the debt ceiling situation - Attorney General Keith Ellison discusses the recent settlement with JUUL and the anniversary of George Floyd's murder - David Gillette and Mark DePaolis share essays

I love that my Poli Sci professor friend Kathryn Pearson was in Nashville for an academic conference but made time to conduct an entire photo shoot of Romantic Comedy inside the Draper James flagship store (where it does indeed look rather pretty) 😍🥳

Political science experts Kathryn Pearson and Timothy Lindberg discuss the impact of down-ballot races this fall and how Gov. Tim Walz's candidacy could energize Minnesota's DFL. What does this mean for key legislative races? Catch their expert analysis here. #MNPolitics #Election2024

Thank you, Professor Pearson, for having me as a guest to address your class on political campaigns. I know a little something about the subject, so it was great to chat with these great students! 🤠

Looking forward to joining my colleagues at #UniversityofMinnesota today to talk all things #election2024. Kathryn Pearson Join us at umn.zoom.us/webinar/regist… @WatsonInstitute

Tonight on Almanac at 7 p.m.: - Reporter John McCormick, The Wall Street Journal, on remaining days in presidential election - Poli Sci Professors Kathryn Pearson, University of Minnesota, and David Schultz, Hamline University talk presidential and congressional races

From potential Senate seat flips, House seat toss-ups to a very tight presidential race, political science professors Kathryn Pearson, University of Minnesota, and David Schultz, Hamline University, joined us to explain what’s at stake as Election Day approaches.

Moderated a great political panel tonight with Mary Lahammer, Kathryn Pearson and Blois Olson. It was a wide-ranging, lively conversation that challenged some oft repeated election narratives. Thanks to Mill City Commons for having us.