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| John McNulty Assistant Professor of Political Science Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley Department of Political Science
Professor McNulty received his Ph.D. from the University of California in 2005. His dissertation, “ Sensitivities of voter turnout: Field experiments exploring effects of a variety of treatments”, explored the costs and benefits of voter turnout in the United States based on a series of field experiments and a variety of innovative analyses of the data generated from those studies. Professor McNulty's areas of interest include political behavior, voting behavior, campaigns and elections, political parties, American politics, technology and politics, and methodology. He has been published in the American Political Science Review , Perspectives on Politics , American Politics Quarterly , and The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science . Together with Henry E. Brady, he won the APSA's Political Methodology section's 2004 Harold F. Gosnell Prize for the best paper presented in political methodology in the past year. Professor McNulty offers courses on both the undergraduate and graduate level in the areas of Political Psychology, Elections and Voting Behavior, American Politics, and Methodology. |