CV Honors, Awards, Lectures, and Grants
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HONORS, AWARDS, LECTURES, AND GRANTS
 Goldsmith Book Award, The Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University, 2008 Jeffrey Nordhaus Award for Excellent in Undergraduate Teaching in the College of Arts and Science, September 2005 Robert Birby Award for excellence in undergraduate teaching in Department of Political Science, May 2004. Fellowship at Princeton’s Center for the Study of Democratic Politics,2002-03. The “Squirrel Award” as Vanderbilt University’s best male professor,selected by the student newspaper, The Vanderbilt Hustler Invited Lecture, Washington University, February 2008 Invited Lecture, Franklin and Marshall College, February 2008 Invited Lecture, University of Kentucky, November 2007 Invited Lecture, University of Minnesota, November 2007 Invited Lecture, University of Illinois, October 2007 Invited Lecture, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico City, May 2007 Invited Lecture, Arizona State University, March 2007 Invited Lecture, Bulen Symposium on American Politics, December 2006, Indianapolis, IN Invited Lecture, CATO Institute, September 2006 Invited Presentation to APSA Short Course on History and Public Opinion, Philadelphia, September 2006 Invited Lecture, SMU, October 2005 Invited Lecture, Michigan State University, November 2004 Invited Lecture, University of Notre Dame, October 2004 Invited Lecture, Rhodes College, October 2004 Invited Lecture, University of Minnesota, January 2004 Invited Lecture, UCLA, October 2003 Invited Lecture, Walt Whitman Center for Democracy, April 2003 Invited Lecture, William and Mary College, March 2003 Invited Lecture, Columbia University, January 2003 Invited Lecture, Woodrow Wilson School, March 2002 Invited Lecture, Princeton University, April 2001 Invited Lecture, George Washington University, March 2001 The “Last Lecture Award” at Vanderbilt University. This award is made by undergraduates when they vote on who they want in the University to give the “last lecture” they would ever hear at Vanderbilt. It was delivered in December 2000. Invited Lecture, Northwestern University, February 2000 Invited Lecture, Rutgers University, February 1999 Distinguished Alumni Lecture, Franklin and Marshall College, October 1998. Panel dedicated to assessing the contributions of my book From Tea Leaves to Opinion Polls, Midwest Political Science Association, 1998. Invited Lecture, Goteborg University, Sweden, May 1996. Guest scholar at ZUMA, Mannheim Germany, May 1996. Selected as the Department of Political Science's Outstanding Teacher for 1988-1989 at ASU. Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, May 1980. |