Reginald Pulley is PhD student in American Politics at the University of Maryland studying Race and Ethinocy Politics. His research interests explore the intra-group differences among Black Americans and its effect on their evaluations of public policy. Prior to transferring to UMD, Reginald began his PhD journey at Georgia State University, where he also received his Master's in Political Science. He received his Bachelor's in Political Science from Catawba College in North Carolina.
Areas of Interest
- Race and Ethnicity Politics
- Black Politics
Degrees
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Degree TypeBADegree DetailsPolitical Science, Catawba College
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Degree TypeMADegree DetailsPolitical Science, Georgia State University,
Awards
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2023-04-14APSA Diversity Fellowship
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2023-03-29Warren E. Miller Scholarship, ICPSR
Conferences
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“‘Wokeness’ in College; Examining policy preferences of Black and Non-Black college students,” Midwest Politcal Science Association
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“‘Wokeness’ in College; Examining policy preferences of Black and Non-Black college students,” National Conference of Black Political Science
Research
- American Politics
- Public Policy
Research Topics
- American Politics
Email
dpulley1 [at] umd.edu
