Handshake/Career Planning
Hello Parents:
At the summer ASU orientation, you indicated you would like to receive a monthly update that details important information regarding your student’s ASU academic experience. Thank you for your interest in receiving this parent communication.
The start of the fall semester is right around the corner. Here are some tasks your student should be addressing in early August:
Time Management
School of Politics and Global Studies Ph.D.s have been accepted to positions at prominent universities all over the world. Others have gone on to pursue careers in government work or other non-academic positions. We encourage those looking to fill positions to contact our students directly about potential job opportunities!
Annual Brian A. Kopf Conference
NERD Working Group (Nationalist and Ethno-religious Dynamics)
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The working group in Political Psychology consists of scholars that apply contemporary psychological theories, concepts, and methods to the study of political behavior. Focal points of research within the group consist of the application of social psychology (e.g., the subfields of attitudes, emotions, group identities) and cognitive psychology (e.g., memory and cognition, decision-making processes) to understanding the formation of people’s political preferences, voter behavior during electoral campaigns, and the implementation of public policy by elected officials.