Brittany H. Bramlett
is a teaching professor studying American politics with an emphasis in political behavior.

Hello!

Hello! I graduated with my Ph.D. in political science from the University of Maryland–College Park. Currently, I’m a Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Georgia.

I specialize in political behavior, public opinion, aging politics and policy, religion and politics, and civic engagement.

Current research interests center on elite religious communication and political learning and civic engagement in the classroom.

I have also published in the areas of political geography and academic journal transparency.

When I am not teaching, reading, and writing, I enjoy spending time with my husband and kids, eating and playing all over Athens.

The Unique Political Attitudes and Behaviors of Individuals in Aged Communities: Defended February 2012; Committee Members: James G. Gimpel (Chair), Michael J. Hanmer, Frances E. Lee, Irwin L. Morris, Joan Kahn (Sociology)

Ph.D., Government and Politics: Completed February 2012; University of Maryland, College Park;; First Field: American Politics; Second Field: Quantitative Methods

“Pre-Congressional Careers and Committees: The Impact of Congruence,” with Katherine Francis, in American Politics Research, 2017.
“Aged Communities and Health Care Reform Attitudes,” in Ageing & Society, 2017.
“Aged Communities and Political Knowledge.” American Politics Research, 41: 674 – 698, 2013.
“When War Hits Home: The Geography of Military Losses and Support for War in Time and Space,” with Scott Althaus and James G. Gimpel. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 56: 382 – 412, 2012.

Updated 11/2011

Replication materials for: "The Crosspressures of Religion and Contact with Gays and Lesbians and their Impact on Same-Sex Marriage Opinion."