Gaius Charles Bolin Fellow in Political Science
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Hollander Hall Rm 355
At Williams since 2020
Education
B.A. DePaul University (2015)
M.A. Northwestern University (2017)
M.A. Northwestern University (2017)
Areas of Expertise
Comparative Political Theory; Indigenous Politics; Post-Colonial and Decolonial Political Thought; Insurgency and Revolutionary Movements; Race and Ethnic Studies; Republican Political Thought.
Scholarship/Creative Work
- “The Roots of Right-wing Populism: Donald Trump in 2016” with Thomas Ferguson, Benjamin I. Page, Jacob Rothschild, and Jie Chen, International Journal of Political Economy (July 2020).
- “Anahuac & Rome: Converging Indigeneity and Religiosity in Mexico’s Republican Moment” in “Age of Revolutions”, (February 2020).
Awards, Fellowships & Grants
- Presidential Fellowship Nominee in Political Science, Northwestern University (2020; Declined)
- Franke Graduate Fellowship, Alice Kaplan Institute for the Humanities, Northwestern University (2019)
- Mellon Foundation Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Studies (2015)
Professional Affiliations
- Director of Academic Enrichment, Northwestern Prison Education Program
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