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David Tully |
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David Gannon Tully
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2007
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Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science
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Northwestern University
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2007
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M.A. in Political Science
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Northwestern University
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2002
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B.A. in Political Science and Classical Languages
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Fordham University
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August 2006 -
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Project Consultant for multi-national public opinion studies in the United States, China, South Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia.
Including project planning, questionnaire design, data analysis, writing and editing the final report.
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The Chicago Council on Global Affairs
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September 2000 -
August 2002
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Managed the internship program for a political fund-raising and lobbying firm serving primarily minority and non-profit clients in New York City. Duties included hiring and overseeing undergraduate interns, as well as assisting clients, preparing and assisting in implementing lobbying and fund-raising strategies, and assisting in organizing fundraising events.
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Kasirer Consulting
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- Political Behavior
• Public Opinion and International Relations
• Political Psychology
• Popular Politics in Asia
• Politics of Immigration and Diaspora
• Ethnic Politics
• Politics of Economic Development
• Comparative Politics of Poverty and Anti-Poverty Policy.
Page, Benjamin I.; Rabinovich, Julia; Tully, David G. (In Press). How Americans Think and Feel about Asia, and Why.
Journal of East Asian Studies.
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Introduction to International Relations
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Political Parties and Elections
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Asian American Politics
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David G. Tully
(March, 2007).
Identity and Asian American Political Participation.
Presented to the Asian American Studies Roundtable in the Asian American Studies Program at Northwestern University.
Evanston, IL.
David G. Tully
(April, 2006).
South Korea in Asia and the World: How Koreans View the World 60 Years after Liberation.
Presented at the Asian Foreign Policy panel at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference.
Chicago, IL.
Benjamin I. Page, Julia Rabinovich, and David G. Tully
How Americans Think and Feel About South Korea.
Paper presented at the joint conference of the East Asia Institute (Korea), CIDE (Mexico), and the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (USA),.
Seoul, Korea (Republic).
2004
- R. Barry Farrell Teaching Assistant Award
Last Updated: Nov 19 2007 1:59PM
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