Robert Pallitto

Robert Pallitto serves as a Professor of Political Science within the Department of Political Science and Public Affairs at Seton Hall University, based in Jubilee Hall, Room 505, with contact telephone (973) 275-2752.

His research spans critical contemporary issues in political science, particularly the intersection of technology and surveillance as demonstrated by his recent book, alongside significant contributions to election studies and religion-politics discourse through initiatives like the Lilly Conference on Communication, Religion and the U.S. Presidential Election. His core research domains include:

• Political Science
• Public Affairs
• Surveillance Studies
• Technology Policy
• Election Studies
• Religion and Politics

Professor Pallitto actively mentors students who have secured internships at the Superior Court of New Jersey, while his department's political science journal has achieved global recognition with over 10,000 downloads worldwide, reflecting substantial academic impact.