This is why mixed methods research is so critical! My colleague’s book presents quant data about how politics is more than just a thanksgiving sour note. My work with RM Entress posits the same about misinformation with qual data! Comjng soon… www.wiley.com/The+Anxious+...

New pub who dis? 😎 Excited to share our work on how visualization of multilevel networks can provide critical insights to the various actors that are active in plan vs. implementation during disasters doi.org/10.1080/0190... @nkapucu.bsky.social Please let me know if you’d like a copy of it!

Interesting read!

How different states are approaching AI www.brookings.edu/articles/how...

We have cable for the first time in my life and all we do is watch either Bloomberg Stocks or baseball. So…#balance

This is such a difficult question to truly answer. I think the biggest value point of me for a college education was the networks and soft skills I learned being around people with differing opinions and backgrounds. I’d like to see VCU do a longitudinal analysis on this!

Back on socials after a summer break and it’s to #nerdout over getting this book. Having read the 1st edition from 2013, it’s wild how much has changed!!

Serving on my first-ever NSF review panel and it’s so fascinating to see how different disciplines look at broader impacts!

Had a cool opportunity to facilitate convos btwn community orgs on coordination, preparedness, and workforce in EM. A colleague and I are leading a team of REU UGs from around the US this summer to analyze multiple datapoints to understand what we can do better

As we see the explosion of AI in every facet of our professions, it is critical to build on the conversations surrounding its impact on our personal lives and health as well.

My first visiting scholar opportunity was epic! Reflecting the insights shared from a variety of backgrounds, it’s more clear to me than ever that 1. Local gov’ts are the best 2. First responders do God’s work, and 3. Good emergency mgmt must have collaboration and preparedness TFTI San Diego State

Sometimes I get to see really cool stuff in my day!

Happening now…Dr. Moore discussing her investigation of police complaint procedures in NC and more/less autonomous processes influencing the administrative burdens placed on people doing so @thepaigelaine.bsky.social

Day 1 of #IRSPM2025 and presented our Maui research first thing! I presented on the networks of nonprofits while Kaila Witkowski presented on acts of resistance and co-production. Up tomorrow, 4/8 at 5:30 pm is our 3rd presentation, looking at capacity building for crisis prep from the Maui context

Heading to the airport for #IRSPM2025 and excited to highlight at on 4/9 at 2:30 pm we’re going to have a paper on a co-creation, peer support model using virtual reality (VR) urban greenness to promote mental health in older adults!

Looking forward to #IRSPM2025 in Bologna! As a Chair for P35 on 4/9, I'll highlight some of the work over the next few days! First up, "Do Public Servants' Attitudes Towards Homosexuals Differ from those of Non-Public Employees? A Worldwide Exploration" (2:30 pm) @thepaigelaine.bsky.social

As my whirlwind weekend at #ASPA2025 came to a close, I am reminded why I enjoy what I do. There is so much innovation what we do, protecting and disseminating it is a privilege we should continue to advocate for Looking forward to teaching this week, and then jetting off to @irspm.bsky.social

First post on blusky and it seems apt to have it commemorate a group from my alma mater…Go Knights! @aspanational.bsky.social #ASPA2025 @laurenlo15.bsky.social @nkapucu.bsky.social