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Elena Llaudet, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science & Legal Studies at Suffolk University. Her research focuses on quantitative methods applied to American politics, elections, and education policy. She holds a PhD from Harvard University, an AM from Harvard, and a BS from the University of Barcelona. Currently on sabbatical for the 2024-2025 academic year, she teaches courses like POLS-201 (Data Analysis & Politics) and POLS-110 (Introduction to American Politics).
Education:
- PhD in Political Science, Harvard University
- AM in Political Science, Harvard University
- BS in Political Science, University of Barcelona
Research Interests:
Dr. Llaudet specializes in analyzing electoral dynamics, including the impact of political TV ads, voter behavior, and institutional factors influencing elections. She also explores education policy, particularly school sector comparisons and voucher programs. Her work bridges quantitative methods with practical applications in political science education.
Awards & Recognition:
- 2022: Innovative Teaching Award, Suffolk University
- 2021: Nominee for Outstanding CAS Faculty Member of the Year
- 2018: John C. Donovan Prize for Best Paper (New England Political Science Association)
- 2010: Certificate of Excellence in Teaching, Harvard University
Teaching & Advising:
Dr. Llaudet is known for innovative pedagogical approaches, including polling-place observation projects for students. She has advised multiple collaborative studies on voting logistics and electoral systems. Her courses emphasize data-driven analysis of political phenomena.
