Principal Investigator
Dr. Ngoc Phan Assistant Professor of Political Science Dr. Phan is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Hawaii Pacific University in the Department of History and International Studies. She earned her Ph.D. from Rice University and specializes in human decision-making and collective action. She is an expert in the areas of American Politics, Political Behavior, Survey Research, Political Psychology, and Race and Ethnicity. |
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Undergraduate Researchers
Laʻakea Dedrick
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Catherine Jara
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Leilani DeLude
Leilani DeLude
Research Analyst Leilani DeLude gradauted from HPU as an international studies major. She was born and raised in Waianae, O'ahu. She attended Kamehameha High School. As an HPU student, she served as a undergraduate research assistant during Fall 2019-Spring 2020. Since she has gradauted, she has been serving as a research analyst on the project. In the Fall 2022, Leilani will be starting her PhD program in Political Science at the University of New Mexico. |
Special thanks for additional research assistants Drew Jones. These research assistants helped with data input of over 200 paper surveys.
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Financial Disclosure
In May 2019, Dr. Phan received a small grant ($2,900) from Hawai‘i Pacific University to collect surveys in Hilo, Hawaii. In early December 2019, Dr. Phan recieved an additional small grant of $2,500 from Hawai‘i Pacific University to collect surveys in Kaua'i, Hawaii and cost incurred in Maui.
When conducting this research, our research team is not affliated, working with, or agents of the federal, state, or local government, think tanks, media outlets, or any special interest groups.
When conducting this research, our research team is not affliated, working with, or agents of the federal, state, or local government, think tanks, media outlets, or any special interest groups.