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Welcome to our conference

We – Angela Bos and Monica Schneider, the conference co-organizers - are thrilled about our upcoming conference, “New Research in Gender in Political Psychology Conference.” 

Here is the story of our conference.  Right after we accepted jobs upon completion of our PhD program at the University of Minnesota, Angie came up with the idea of having a junior-senior mentoring conference during Angie’s fourth year leave.  We both appreciate the value of having a strong mentoring but from everything we’ve experienced and read, particularly the 2005 American Political Science Association’s “Women’s Advancement in Political Science Report,” political science as a discipline needs to improve on mentoring of junior female scholars and increasing visibility of gender research in top journals.  Thus, we decided to take on the challenge of improving the discipline.  The National Science Foundation was gracious enough to recognize the same problems and agreed to fund our endeavor.

We are committed to providing a conference where the work of mentoring and research gets done.  This conference is one step in helping to rectify the problem of a ‘leaky pipeline’ for women and to assist scholarship on women and politics in gaining acceptance in the top journals.  We also hope to improve on two other problems: a lack of dialogue between academics and practitioners and difficulty teaching the topic of women in politics.

We are very enthusiastic about having the opportunity to organize a conference to benefit junior scholars, senior scholars, practitioners, women in the discipline and research on gender.   We are excited that we have a strong group of participants who share our enthusiasm for improving our research, our teaching, and our profession.

See you in New Jersey!

 
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Monica Schneider and Angie Bos

Monica is an Asst. Professor at Miami University (Ohio) and Angie is an Asst. Professor at the College of Wooster. They have been friends and collaborators since they first met at the University of Minnesota where they both completed the interdisciplinary Ph.D. minor in political psychology and focused their dissertation research on gender and political psychology.

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