Post-Doctoral Fellows
Syed Ejaz Hussain, “How The Presence Of Conflict In A Police District Affects The Likelihood Of Terrorism”
Criminology, Counterterrorism Department, Punjab Police, Pakistan
Mentor: Gary LaFree
Kate Ivanova, “Arms Trade and Terrorism”
Political Science, Ohio State University
Mentor: Robert T. Greenbaum
Muniba Saleem, “Media and Acceptance of Muslims within the American National Identity: Differential Responses from Muslim-Americans and Non-Muslim Americans”
Psychology, University of Michigan, Dearborn
Mentor: Anthony Lemieux
Pre-Doctoral Fellows
Tricia Bacon, “Strange Bedfellows or Brothers-in-Arms: Why do Terrorist Organizations Ally?”
International Relations, Georgetown University
Mentor: Gary Ackerman
Katherine A. Boyd, “Terrorism in Context: Multi-level modeling to assess organization behavior, location, and counterterrorism policies”
Criminal Justice, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Mentor: Joshua Freilich
Agatha Hultquist, “The strategies of terrorism and politics: Examining political institutions and the violent and non-violent strategies of ethno-political organizations”
Government & Politics, University of Maryland
Mentor: Johanna Birnir
Sarah Lyons, “Experiences of the Excluded: Uncovering the Psychology of Homegrown Terrorism”
Social and Organizational Psychology, University of Maryland
Mentor: Michele Gelfand
Aila Matanock, “Why Militant Groups and Governments Compete with Ballots Instead of Bullets”
Political Science, Stanford University
Mentor: Martha Crenshaw
Angela Scholes, “A behavioral comparison of terrorist-perpetrated kidnaps and political assassinations”
Forensic Psychology, University of Liverpool
Mentor: Margaret Wilson
Michael Suttmoeller, “The Impact of Right Wing Extremist Group Leadership and Organizational Characteristics on Group Behavior, Persistence and Desistence”
Criminal Justice, Michigan State University
Mentor: Steve Chermak
