Dr. David C. Wilson
Assistant Professor
Political Science and International Relations
455 Smith Hall
Phone: (302) 831-1935
dcwilson@udel.edu
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David C. Wilson, PhD (Michigan State University, 2005) joined the Department in 2006. He teaches courses in statistics and data analysis, research methodology, and public opinion. Professor Wilson's research areas are political psychology and survey research methods, and he specializes in public opinion on racial attitudes, workplace politics, and survey context effects.
Recent Publications:
Jones, James R., David C. Wilson, and Margaret A. Jones (2008) "Toward Achieving the "Beloved Community" in the Workplace: Lessons for Applied Business Research and Practice from the Teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr." Business and Society. 47:457-483.
Wilson, David C. (2008) "Prospective Black Presidential Candidates: Can They Win?." Harvard Journal of African American Public Policy. Volume XIV (Summer).
Mycoff, Jason, Michael Wagner, and David C. Wilson (2009) "The Empirical Effects of Voter-ID Laws: Present or Absent?" (PS Political Science) January.
Hunt, Matthew O., and David C. Wilson (forthcoming) "Race/ethnicity, Perceived Discrimination, and Beliefs about the Meaning of an Obama Presidency" (Du Bois Review).
