PRIEC

Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium

Diverse minds, unified vision: Leading the charge in Political, Racial, and Migration dialogue.

Our Focus

Building a Diverse Scholar Community (PRIEC)

Explore the Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium (PRIEC), an innovative academic forum that fosters community and networking among scholars of race and ethnicity politics (REP). With its hospitable environment, PRIEC provides a forum for presenting works in progress, mentoring graduate students, and fostering the development of junior faculty. Our attributes:

  1. PRIEC brings together academicians from diverse institutions for the purpose of exchanging ideas and advancing science.
  2. Rotating Hosting: Various institutions share the costs and responsibilities of hosting meetings.
  3. No Costs: PRIEC is open to everyone and does not levy registration or membership fees.
  4. Online Presence: Explore our website and social media profiles, which connect you to relevant resources and events.
  5. Workshops & Themes: PRIEC offers workshops on pre-PRIEC methodology and themed events.

Join us in fostering networking and breaking down barriers in the industry and help promoting diversity, nurturing community, and advancing the success of political science scholars of color.

Event 1

April 12, 2024
At North Carolina Charlotte University

Event 2

May 9-10, 2024 
At Michigan State University

Event 4

August 23, 2024
Ohio State University

Event 5

Nov 21-22, 2024 
At UT Austin

Our Publications

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PRIEC News

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April 12, 2024

We are now inviting and welcoming presentation proposals for the Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium (PRIEC) meeting at University of North Carolina at Charlotte, to take place on April 12th, 2024; the schedule is not finalized but it is to go from 9am-4pm.

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Paper Presented at PRIEC: Highlighting Innovations in Political Science Research

David Lopez Amaya, a senior at The University of New Mexico, is pioneering in political science with an emphasis on minority voting rights. In a unique B.A./M.A. program, mentored by Professor Loren Collingwood, he focuses on Native American voting rights, striving for equitable representation and demonstrating the impactful role of education in advancing social justice.

Become Host ?

We welcome contributions from various,

perspectives, disciplines, and methods–with the only requirement that the work focus on politics (i.e. political behavior, political institutions, political processes, or public policy). We tend to have three or four meetings each year, mostly hosted by a college or university in Southern California. Since May 2009, PRIEC meetings have been held in other parts of the country, including UC-Berkeley, UW-Seattle, Stanford, Cornell University, University of New Mexico, UC-Davis, and Texas A&M.

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