Professional Summary
Mallory is a PhD candidate in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Cincinnati. Her subfields are American Politics and Comparative Politics, and she is pursuing a doctoral concentration in Feminist Comparative and International Politics. Mallory's research interests include women in politics, conservative women, white Christian nationalism, and white identity politics.
Education
Bachelor's: Brigham Young University Provo, UT, 2018 (English)
Research and Practice Interests
Gender and Politics
Conservative Women
White Identity Politics
American Politics
Positions and Work Experience
08-2018 -02-2019 Communications Intern, Office of Georgia Governor, Atlanta, GA
02-2018 -04-2018 Policy Research and Analysis Intern, Romney for Utah Campaign, Orem, UT
Publications
Peer Reviewed Publications
Niven, David and Mallory Rock (2024. ) The prosecutor gender gap in Texas death penalty cases .Social Science Quarterly, , 105 (3 ) ,655
Presentations
Paper Presentations
Rock, Mallory (04-08-2023. ) Conservative Women and the Rise of White Christian Nationalism in the United States .San Francisco, Californa. Conference.
Rock, Mallory (04-03-2025. ) Influence of Candidate Gender on Public Opinion .Chicago, Illinois. Conference.
Keywords
Identity politics, American politics, Conservative women, Nationalism, Gender and politics, White identity
Courses Taught
-POL-2015 WOMEN AND POLITICS Level:Undergraduate
Contact Information
Academic - rockmy@mail.uc.edu