Shannon Portillo

Race, gender, and rules: How intersectionality and congruence shape leadership perceptions Are Black women perceived differently as managers, beyond the separate influences of their race and gender? And are such judgments moderated by rule formalization? Using a survey experiment of US a...

Great to collaborate with @jaredamcdonald.bsky.social ky.social‬ @profsp.bsky.social & @zmomoney.bsky.social on this!

Out now in @ipmjournal.bsky.social - Race, gender, and rules: How #intersectionality and #congruence shape #leadership perceptions www.tandfonline.com/eprint/UC5VG...ct

I oversaw rigorous review of NSF-funded research on misinformation: Now the Trump administration is cancelling it Politicians, not scientists, are the ones engaged in censorship

Our @asupubaffairs.bsky.social faculty are contributing to important conversations about federal funding, scientific research, and science communication. Check out this post by @mkfeeney.bsky.social

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Thrilled to see the hard work of our faculty, staff, and alumni recognized in this year's U.S. News & World Report rankings. The ASU School of Public Affairs is #11 overall. Can't wait to see updates to our specialty rankings in 2026.

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Love opening @azcentral.com
and seeing School of Public Affairs @arizonastateuni.bsky.social faculty’s work.

You can read the full article here: theconversation.com/in-2024-inde...

This was a great partnership. We (Kenja Hassan, Susan Miller, Andrew Bertucci, and I) were able to get them data and analysis that will help move their work forward, and the work provided important support and experience for a ASU School of Public Affairs PhD student.
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In 2024, independent voters grew their share of the vote, split their tickets and expanded their influence Postelection analysis of 2024 voters’ behavior reveals several ways self-described political independents differ from those who say they are Republicans or Democrats.

Our ASU School of Public Affairs faculty are doing incredible work. Check out this new piece in @us.theconversation.com on independent voters: theconversation.com/in-2024-inde...

I've spent my entire career at large public research universities and ASU is truly different. I love working at a University that forefronts our access mission and collaboration with our local communities, while highlighting our research success: news.asu.edu/20241127-uni...

Policing, Technology, and Public Values: A Public Administration Research Agenda ABSTRACT. There is a great deal of research investigating how technologies produce efficiencies for police departments. Criminal justice research often foc

Our ASU Public Affairs faculty are doing interesting work. Check out this new piece from @mkfeeney.bsky.social & Sian Mughan in PPMG on #technology #policing & #publicvalues

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University leaders Michael Crow and Fred DuVal condemn actions of Turning Point USA Michael Crow called Turning Point USA activists "cowards" after an incident that injured a professor. The group called Crow's statement "laughable."

Really appreciate President Crow for taking a stand here.

“Those incidents, he said, are "anti-democratic, anti-free speech and completely contrary to the spirit of university scholarship, teaching and community."”

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Public service in government doesn't mean boring jobs that'll land you in the poor house Opinion: There's a pervasive narrative of public service being a callings, not a job, and that it won’t be financially rewarding. This isn’t all true.

Have a new op-ed in the Arizona Republic on public service careers, local government, and getting paid: www.azcentral.com/story/opinio...