Education
University of Minnesota, PhD (2015)
Macalester College, BA (2006)
Courses Taught
U.S. Federal Government and Politics
Research Methods in Political Science and Health
Race and Ethnicity in America
U.S. Parties, Groups, and Elections
Power and Politics in America: From the Halls of Congress to the West Wing
Political Psychology of Identity
Political Science Senior Seminar
Research Interests
Racial attitudes and bias
Gender stereotyping
Political psychology
Political communication
Publications
For a full, updated list of my publications, please visit my website at: philipgordonchen.com/research.
Philip Chen
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Email: chenp@beloit.edu Phone: 608-363-2083 Room 111, Morse-Ingersoll HallPhilip Chen is assistant professor of Political Science at Beloit College.
Philip’s work has appeared in numerous journals in political science and psychology, including Political Behavior, American Politics Research, Personality and Individual Differences, and Political Research Quarterly. His work concerns the role of social identity in U.S. politics through the lens of political psychology, with a particular focus on how political communication alters the effects of race and gender on political behavior and public opinion.
Philip is a frequent guest on Wisconsin Public Radio and Minnesota Public Radio. Prior to entering academia, he worked for the Minnesota State Legislature. He teaches courses on U.S. politics, race and ethnicity, political psychology, and research methodology.
You can learn more about Philip by visiting his website: www.philipgordonchen.com.
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