- PhD candidate, Department of Political Science, Western University
I completed my Honours Specialization in Political Science with a Minor in Classical Studies in 2021. I then completed my Master's degree in Political Science in 2022, and am expected to complete my Doctoral studies in October 2026.
My research broadly focuses on the gender identity, parenthood, political participation, content stereotypes, personality traits, and leadership. Specifically, I am interested in examining how women and mothers can be mobilized as everyday leaders to participation more in their communities and in politics. My methodological portfolio primarily includes survey experiments, in-person lab studies, and text analysis.
Education
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2022University of Western Ontario , M.A.
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2021University of Western Ontario , B.A.
Publications
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2027Relational Styles and Social Cognition in Leadership Communication: Balancing Warmth and Competence, in "Leadership Communication Theory and Practice"
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2026Extraversion, Gender, and the Perceived Pleasantness of Politics, in "Social Science Quarterly"
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2026How Emerging Adults Use Stereotypes to Discuss Political Leaders in Naturalistic Conversations, in "Frontiers in Social Psychology"
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- Location: London, Ontario
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