Director
Dan Butler is director of the Laboratories of Democracy. He is also an Associate Professor at Washington University in St. Louis and a research fellow at the Weidenbaum Center.
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Northeast
Kevin Arceneaux is an Professor at Temple University, where he also directs the Behavioral Foundations Lab and serves as a faculty affiliate in the Institute for Public Affairs.
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David Nickerson is an Associate Professor at Temple University. He specializes in experimental design and studies how organizations can mobilize and engage constituents.
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Midwest
Hans Hassell is an Assistant Professor at Cornell College in Iowa. He studies how public officials, parties, campaigns, and other organized interests affect individuals to get involved in politics and public service.
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Betsy Sinclair is an Associate Professor at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Amber Wichowsky is an Assistant Professor at Marquette University. She studies political behavior, focusing on inequalities in political engagement and the effects of economic hardship on turnout.
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South
Megan Mullin is an Associate Professor of Environmental Politics at Duke University; Nicholas School.
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John Sides is an Associate Professor of Political Science at George Washington University. He also helped found and contributes to The Monkey Cage, a political science blog.
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Robert M. Stein is the Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Rice University and the Faculty Director of the Center for Civic Engagement. He researches public policy, urban politics, and election administration.
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Ismail K. White is an Associate Professor of political science at George Washington University. He studies American politics with a focus on African American politics, public opinion, and participation.
Website | whiteik@gwu.edu
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West
Sarah E. Anderson is an Associate Professor at UC-Santa Barbara (the Bren School and Political Science). Her interests are in civic engagement and pro-environmental behaviors.
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Adam Dynes is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University. Previously, he worked in state politics in Utah for four years.
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Christian Grose is an Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Policy at the University of Southern California. He utilizes experiments to assess how to enhance outcomes.
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