About News News Subscribe Environmental Policy Economics Leadership Advocacy Education Racial Justice and Equity Domestic Policy & Politics International and Global Affairs Migration National Security Social Entrepreneurship Social Equity (-) Social Psychology Facet Area of Focus - News Gabrielle Adams Gerald Warburg Craig Volden Ian H. Solomon John Holbein Benjamin Converse Jennifer Lawless Timothy L. Davis Andrew S. Pennock Peter Johannessen Todd S. Sechser Adam Roux Allan Stam Brendan J. Boler Christine Mahoney David Leblang Jazmin Brown-Iannuzzi Jieun Pai Larry Terry Lucy Bassett Margaret Foster Riley Michael D. Williams Michele Claibourn Paul S. Martin Sophie Trawalter Xiao Wang (-) Jay Shimshack Facet People - News Facet UVA Partner - News Facet News Type - News Aug 07, 2020 Analyst and Educator Brendan Boler to Join Batten School Faculty Social Psychology Education Educator, scholar, and analyst Brendan Boler will join the faculty at the Batten School for the 2020-21 academic year. As an assistant professor of public policy, Boler will teach core and elective leadership courses in both the BA and MPP curricula. Learn more Sep 13, 2018 Batten’s Shimshack Explains If (and Why) People Wait Too Long to Stock Up to Prepare for Hurricanes Economics Environmental Policy Social Psychology Is it the “ostrich effect?” Misguided optimism? Ease of shopping during normal times? Or a distrust of government warnings? Learn more Stay Up To Date with the Latest Batten News and Events Subscribe
Aug 07, 2020 Analyst and Educator Brendan Boler to Join Batten School Faculty Social Psychology Education Educator, scholar, and analyst Brendan Boler will join the faculty at the Batten School for the 2020-21 academic year. As an assistant professor of public policy, Boler will teach core and elective leadership courses in both the BA and MPP curricula. Learn more
Sep 13, 2018 Batten’s Shimshack Explains If (and Why) People Wait Too Long to Stock Up to Prepare for Hurricanes Economics Environmental Policy Social Psychology Is it the “ostrich effect?” Misguided optimism? Ease of shopping during normal times? Or a distrust of government warnings? Learn more