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Bloomington, IN
Joined February 2010
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William Morgan, PhD retweeted
We just went from zero to full #mpsa2022 panel in like 2 days, largely through a single Twitter thread! Thanks to @carolyneholmes for getting the ball rolling. I'm really impressed with all of us: Ben Reilly @ProfHansNoel @robmickey @julia_azari @mpbroache @AndrewSandersSA
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Is there anyone who hasn't yet submitted a paper for #MPSA2022 that is looking to join a panel? With a paper related to COVID? Or health & politics more generally? I'm thinking of proposing a panel... I have a project w/others on vaccine diplomacy & uptake in Malawi.
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
It also may be telling telling that his people haven't put out a statement saying this is all fake news from the failing NYT, etc ...
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
The deadline to submit comments to @WHOSTP / JCORE on the American research environment has been extended until January 28, 2020. Learn more: federalregister.gov/document…
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Do you ❤ social science? Join us in DC March 30-31 for Social Science Advocacy Day to tell your Congressional representatives #whysocialscience. Early bird registration is now open! #COSSA2020 cossa.org/event/2020-advocac…
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Sethuraman Panchanathan Nominated to Lead National Science Foundation cossa.org/2020/01/07/sethura…
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NIH Seeking Comments on Inclusion Across the Lifespan II Workshop cossa.org/2020/01/07/nih-see…
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
AAPOR has *tons* of resources to learn more about election polling
aapor.org/Education-Resource…
#PartyLikeAJournalist
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
The Rachel Tanur Memorial Prize for Visual Sociology is now accepting applications from undergraduate and graduate students in the social sciences worldwide: racheltanurmemorialprize.org (photo by 2018 1st prize winner Camilo Leon-Quijano)
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
In his fight against injustice, #MartinLutherKingJr challenged social science’s role in perpetuating discrimination through theories of “social pathology,” which were used to justify segregation & racist policies
items.ssrc.org/insights/mart…
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Wondering what just happened and what it means? We’ve got @timothymfrye with the instant analysis @monkeycageblog:
wapo.st/3780V9b
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Citizens United turns 10 today. Here’s what we’ve learned about dark money. wapo.st/36ekRG7
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Vacancy for Research Fellow @WZB_Berlin 🇩🇪 to collaborate in DFG-funded project "MARPOR - Manifesto Research on Political
Representation" dedicated to the collection & comparative content analysis of election 🗳️ programs bit.ly/2QwkqlJ
⏳ Apply by Monday 27 January
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Ad Astra Fellow @ucdpolitics Dublin 🇮🇪
⏳ Apply by Friday 24 January
ucd.ie/adastrafellows/
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Vacancies for 2 Assistant Professors of Political Science in #ComparativePolitics or Governance and #PublicPolicy
@NUSingapore
🇸🇬 bit.ly/36IpCIL
⏳ Apply by Friday 31 January
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Professorship in #PoliticalTheory
@Emp_Politikwiss 🇩🇪 University of Duisburg-Essen bit.ly/2tqLB92
Fluent German and English required
⏰ Apply by Thursday 6 February
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
🚨Job - Reposted🚨
The Voter Study Group is hiring! We’ll be surveying 500k Americans to try and help people better understand the electorate. If you’re passionate about public-facing opinion work, this is an incredible opportunity! 1/N
democracyfund.applytojob.com…
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Did Americans' Racial Attitudes Elect Trump?
New @NiskanenCenter #ScienceOfPolitics podcast/transcript with an all-star panel:
@johnmsides @vavreck @justingrimmer @wpmarble
niskanencenter.org/did-ameri…
William Morgan, PhD retweeted
Replying to @jaylyall_red5
@jaylyall_red5's recent IO on civilian casualties and humanitarian aid is a master class in investigating heterogeneous effects/mechanisms and thinking carefully about the source of variation driving the magnitude of effects in DiD estimates (see Figure 3).



















