Jasmine Jackson, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Program Affiliations

AddRan College of Liberal Arts Political Science

Ph.D., Political Science (American Politics; Public Policy), Purdue University (2022)

Graduate Certificate in African American Studies, Purdue University (2022)

M.A., Political Science (American Politics; Public Policy), Purdue University (2019)

BA, Political Science (Summa Cum Laude), Jackson State University (2017)

American Politics, Political Behavior, Women and Politics, Black Politics

Brown, N.E., Jackson J.C., & Strawbridge, M.G. (2021) “Talking and Testifying: Black Congresswomen’s Response to Covid-19” in The Evolution of Political Rhetoric: The Year in C-SPAN Archives Research, Volume 6, eds. Robert Browning. Purdue University Press.
Brown, N.E., Ingram, A.J., Jackson, J.C., Lenear, I.S., Smith, A.D. (2021) “Black Lady Classroom.” In Handbook of Political Research Pedagogy, eds. Eric D. Loepp, Daniel Mallinson, and Julia Marin Hellwege. Palgrave McMillan.
Caballero, G., Jackson, J. C., & Brown, N. E. (2020). Community as Self: An Interview with Nadia E. Brown. PS: Political Science & Politics, 53(2), 312-313. (Reprint)
Dickinson, K. A., Jackson, J. C., & Williams, P. H. (2020). Jackson State University: Challenging Minds and Cultivating the Political Science Pipeline. PS: Political Science & Politics, 53(1), 148-150.
Caballero, G., Jackson, J., and Brown, N. (2018). “Community as Self: An Interview with Nadia Brown.” The Legislative Scholar, 3(2), pp. 17-19.

Fall 2021, “The Importance of Political Knowledge, ”Black Politics, Salisbury University
Fall 2021, “Citizens as Unofficial Actors in the Policy Process,” Introduction to Public Policy, Purdue University
Spring 2018, Interpersonal Communication, Information, and the Appearance of Black Women, Black Women Rising, Purdue University
Spring 2018, “Comparison in the Thief of Joy,” Keynote Address at the 2018 Anniston Middle School Commencement, Anniston, AL

Last Updated: November 19, 2024