Jason Kehrberg

Jason Kehrberg is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and serves as Department Chair at Muskingum University. His research and teaching focus on immigration, political behavior, state politics, and public policy, with additional engagement in courses like Elections and Political Parties, Introduction to Sports Analytics, and Race, Crime, and Justice.

• Ph.D., University of Kentucky
• M.A., University of Iowa
• M.A., University of Northern Iowa
• B.A., Central College

Kehrberg's research explores how political attitudes shape welfare policies, immigration policies, and racial politics. His work has examined authoritarianism, systemic racism, welfare chauvinism, and the interplay between social distrust and policy access for immigrants and marginalized groups.

His peer-reviewed publications span diverse topics including Latine acculturation, welfare reform, and the impact of systemic racism during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 15 most recent articles reflect a focus on both U.S. and European immigration dynamics, welfare policies, and political psychology.

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