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COVID-19 SocSci2021 Centers and Institutes Announcements

How sure are we about the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines?

Hypothetical case replacement can be used to quantify the robustness of trial results Once a vaccine is approved for distribution to the full popul...

March 18, 2021
Matthew Nelsen

In the News Political Science SocSci2021

Washington Post: Historians say Trump's 1776 report is inaccurate and biased. So why are high schools teaching history this way anyway? Postdoc. Matthew Nelsen examines the way history is taught in US schools and its consequences

January 29, 2021
Paul Poast

In the News Political Science Faculty SocSci2021

International Business Times - Plus change: For much of the world, Biden means continuity, Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast comments on the continuity of U.S. international relations goals in the new administration

January 25, 2021