Professional Summary
Mallory is a PhD student 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
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.
Keywords
Identity politics, American politics, Conservative women, Nationalism, Gender and politics, White identity
Contact Information
Academic - rockmy@mail.uc.edu