Nathaniel Swigger Department of Political Science The Ohio State University In Columbus: 2140 Derby Hall 154 N. Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43201 In Newark: 244 Reese Building 1179 University Drive Newark, OH 43055 e-mail: swigger.1@osu.edu phone: (614) 370-7331 Current Position: Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Ohio State University at Newark Education: The University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign Ph.D. in Political Science, October, 2009 Dissertation Title: The Strategy behind Campaign Imagery and its Impact “Seeing is Believing: on Voters” Dr. James Kuklinski (chair), Dr. Scott Althaus, Dr. Brian Gaines, Dr. Tracy Sulkin Committee: Subfield Qualifying Exam, January, 2006 Fields: Campaigns and Elections, Political Psychology Master of Arts, Political Science, May, 2005 General Qualifying Exam, August, 2004 Field: American Politics Trinity University B.A., History, May, 2001 Peer Reviewed Publications: of Gender Norms in Sitcoms on Support for Access to Abortion and “The Effect Contraception.” Forthcoming, published online 5/29/2016. American Politics Research. and the Politics of Abortion and 2016. Sexuality Research “Sexual Responsibility Contraception.” 13(3): 263-275. and Social Policy. to Wonderful Heights? News Coverage of the Human Costs of Military “Uplifting Manhood Conflict from World War One to Gulf War Scott Althaus, David Hendry, Svitlana Two.” with Chernyhk, and Sergio Wals. 2014. 31:193-217. Political Communication. Online Citizen: Is Social Media Changing “The Citizens’ Beliefs about Democratic Values?” 2013. 35(3): 589-603. Political Behavior. is What You Get: Drawing Inferences from Campaign Political “What You See Imagery.” 2012. 20(4): 367-386. Communication. in Public Opinion Research: A Case Study of Communicating the Costs “Assumed Transmission of War and a Call for with Scott Althaus, David Hendry, Svitlana Bringing Description Back In,” Chernyhk, Sergio Wals and Chris Tiwald. 2011. 73(4): 1065-1080. Journal of Politics.
Nathaniel Swigger Department of Political Science The Ohio State University In Columbus: 2140 Derby Hall 154 N. Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43201 In Newark: 244 Reese Building 1179 University Drive Newark, OH 43055 e-mail: swigger.1@osu.edu phone: (614) 370-7331 Current Position: Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Ohio State University at Newark Education: The University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign Ph.D. in Political Science, October, 2009 Dissertation Title: “Seeing is Believing: The Strategy behind Campaign Imagery and its Impact on Voters” Committee: Dr. James Kuklinski (chair), Dr. Scott Althaus, Dr. Brian Gaines, Dr. Tracy Sulkin Subfield Qualifying Exam, January, 2006 Fields: Campaigns and Elections, Political Psychology Master of Arts, Political Science, May, 2005 General Qualifying Exam, August, 2004 Field: American Politics Trinity University B.A., History, May, 2001 Peer Reviewed Publications: “The Effect of Gender Norms in Sitcoms on Support for Access to Abortion and Contraception.” American Politics Research. Forthcoming, published online 5/29/2016. “Sexual Responsibility and the Politics of Abortion and Contraception.” 2016. Sexuality Research and Social Policy. 13(3): 263-275. “Uplifting Manhood to Wonderful Heights? News Coverage of the Human Costs of Military Conflict from World War One to Gulf War Two.” with Scott Althaus, David Hendry, Svitlana Chernyhk, and Sergio Wals. 2014. Political Communication. 31:193-217. “The Online Citizen: Is Social Media Changing Citizens’ Beliefs about Democratic Values?” 2013. Political Behavior. 35(3): 589-603. “What You See is What You Get: Drawing Inferences from Campaign Imagery.” 2012. Political Communication. 20(4): 367-386. “Assumed Transmission in Public Opinion Research: A Case Study of Communicating the Costs of War and a Call for Bringing Description Back In,” with Scott Althaus, David Hendry, Svitlana Chernyhk, Sergio Wals and Chris Tiwald. 2011. Journal of Politics. 73(4): 1065-1080.
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