Graduate Students
A diverse group of PhD students helps provide the lifeblood of the Center for the Study of Political Psychology. The affiliated PhD minor in political psychology brings together faculty from a variety of units at the University of Minnesota. Below are some of the center's student affiliates.
| Name | Department | Interests |
|---|---|---|
| Caitlyn Barrett | Political Science | American politics, political methodology |
| Alicia Bowling | Psychology | Social psychology |
| Nick Campos | Political Science | American politics, political methodology |
| Anne Marie Griebie | Psychology | Industrial-organizational psychology |
| Lauren Hopkins | Psychology | Social psychology |
| Taylor Hvidsten | Political Science | American politics, political methodology |
| Minyoung Kim | Political Science | Comparative politics, American politics |
| Lena Kunjan | Sociology | |
| Michaele Myers | Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication | Political communication, mass media effects, science communication, quantitative methodology & statistics |
| Emily Saks | Psychology | Social psychology |
| Madeline Salucka | Political Science | American politics, political methodology |
| Rongwei Tang | Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication | Media literacy, misinformation, health communication |