Political Science
New Study Reveals How Taylor Swift Reflects America’s Deepest Political and Gender Divides
In “Mirrorball Politics: How Taylor Swift Reflects America’s Partisan and Gender Divides,” political scientists Laurel Elder at Hartwick College, Steven Greene at North Carolina State University, Jeff Gulati at Bentley University, and Mary-Kate Lizotte at Augusta University, analyze national survey data to examine how partisanship, age, gender and gender attitudes shape public perceptions of Swift.
How Model UN Shaped My Voice
The Model UN is an educational simulation in which students step into the shoes of delegates from different countries to debate, negotiate and develop resolutions for global issues.
Alumni Spotlight: Devin Martin ’14
Devin Martin ’14 is Senior Solutions Architect at Alpha Omega.
Recent Grad Inspires Collegiate Voters
Alice Johnson ’23 knows young adults are the key to any election victory.
IN MEMORIAM: Senator James L. Seward
The 17-term senator and alumnus taught the College’s New York State Policy and Politics course and supported numerous Hartwick interns.
Alumni Spotlight: Rebecka Flynn ’12
Rebecka Flynn ’12 is a senior technical program manager for the Data Platform Team at Disney Streaming.
Hartwick’s Alumni in NY Congress Bring their Experience and Insights to the Classroom
State Senator James Seward ’73, H ’99 (ret.) and Assembly Member Jen Lunsford ’04 are among many alumni who teach and inspire political science students.