By Discipline: Political Science - 2021 Student Research Conference

2021 Student Research Conference:
34th Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Political Science (2021)

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The following abstracts for discipline Political Science have been submitted:

COVID-19 and Leadership: Why Some Countries Succeeded And Others Failed

Face-to-Face Oral Presentation
(Political Science, Economics)
Peyton M. Hornberger
Dr. Michael Rudy, Faculty Mentor
(202-2, 10:45, SUB Activities Room)
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The Effect of the Covid-19 Pandemic and American Elections on Trends in the Energy Sector in the United States

Asynchronous Virtual Oral Presentation
(Business Administration, Economics, Political Science)
Kyle H. Hidalgo
Prof. Charles Boughton, Faculty Mentor
(V-5-22, 0:00, https://flipgrid.com/6a0ea4e7)
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The Effects of Gender, Race, Religion, Socioeconomic Status, and Socialization on Political Identification and Specific Policy Support

Asynchronous Virtual Oral Presentation
(Sociology, Political Science)
Olivia J. Pohlmann
Dr. Anton Daughters, Faculty Mentor
(V-19-2, 0:00, https://flipgrid.com/4edd27c9)
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Income Inequality and Economic Mobility

Face-to-Face Oral Presentation
(Economics, Political Science)
Jacob A. Tourville* and Jessica N. Rood
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(201-2, 10:45, SUB GEO)
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