I am a political scientist at Wilfrid Laurier University in Brantford, Canada. My primary interests are in the fields of political communication, public opinion and political parties. I am originally from Edmonton, Alberta, and did my undergraduate degree in Political Science at the University of Alberta. After some time in Germany, including a fascinating internship at the German Bundestag, the Canadian embassy and a leading national television political talk show, I returned to Kingston, Ontario to do my graduate work. I obtained my PhD from Queen’s University in 2008 and then moved back to Germany to do my post-doctoral work at the John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies.
PhD in Political Science, 2008
Queen's University, Kingston
MA in Political Science, 2003
Queen's University, Kingston
BA (Hons.) Political Science, 1999
University of Alberta, Edmonton
Exchange Semester, 1997
Philipps-Universität Marburg
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One of my major research interests is the field of political communication and public opinion. I have used both quantitative and …
The bulk of my research since arriving at Wilfrid Laurier University has been to investigate the politics of risk perception, …