Scott Robinson

@donmoyn This is basically policy at OU. Our "enforcement" strategy for the recent mask requirement (requiring masks only after a positive test - and for 14 days) is that refusal to mask can be met with dismissing class -- but only after a battery of powerpoint slides and exhortations.

@nkapucu Thank you for the referral. I am reading the RAND report now. It looks broadly consistent with what we found so far.

@Robinson_OU Thank you for sharing the article Scott. Look forward reading!

Decline in Trust in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention During the COVID-19 Pandemic One of the core institution! Trust need to be restored! rand.org/pubs/research_…

@moaleck @wwwehde @StephenMStrader This could explain why tornado alley is moving your way.#superstitionisclassist #yetfunny

@wwwehde Employed is also problematic, though. Is 20 hrs/week employed? Instead, how about voted/did not vote?

@donmoyn The Tulsa event seems to be one kissing booth short of being the ideal mass infection event.

@robgreer1 @PeterAJones07 @abfm_aspa @cbgoodman Wow that is a flashback. It was the first article I ever published, I think. Thanks go to Chris Mooney , editor of SPPQ at the time, for helping a novice writer.

@PeterAJones07 @abfm_aspa @cbgoodman @PeterAJones07 I agree that school finance is a natural place to expand that discussion. Any particular articles that you've found useful? I just came across this interesting @Robinson_OU article on budgeting for bilingual education doi-org.srv-proxy1.library.tamu.edu/10.1177/153244…

Has anyone else who is teaching Public Budgeting this fall started thinking about readings and lectures to address racial disparities in the budget process? Or how to discuss the defunding proposals? Maybe we can start pooling materials @abfm_aspa

My last tweet was inaccurate. The JPART VI was organized by myself and @wwwehde. It has an article I wrote with Arnold Vedlitz and Jim Stoutenborough on trust in the DHS. My article with Wesley appears in a VI with Public Administration Review - tinyurl.com/y9mdep2b

JPART just published a virtual issue on COVID-19 edited by myself and Wesley Wehde. Some of our research on disaster warning is included as well. I believe all of these articles are free to read (through the calendar year). academic.oup.com/jpart/pages/co…

Our newest blog post discusses newspaper coverage of COVID-19 in Texas from January to the start of April. Find it at: oucovidagenda.com

Today we present data on newspaper coverage of COVID-19 in Oklahoma at oucovidagenda.com. We welcome comments and requests for future posts.

You can see my recent agenda setting research into COVID-19 with weekly updates at oucovidahenda.com. We plan to roll out state-level data and some international comparison over time.

@wwwehde @AlasdairRoberts @PAReview @jasonpudlo Maybe we are better simply deviating from the source material (noting as such) and using C for “community member”. I also worried our footnote is not enough.

Time flies! 10 years since @Robinson_OU reviewed the state of policy networks' studies. What has changed? #TBT bit.ly/2lRqJ59

If I wrote more white papers/reports, I would probably use this format. goo.gl/6q8Pc3

A nice timeline of the replication crisis in psychology (and a cautionary tale for public administration) goo.gl/lCMGBZ

An important look at race, place, and class: the relationship between resource inequality and segregation. bit.ly/1Ekj6bH

Locked down. Since I am reviewing, not setting up, posters, I was denied access at 7:58. I have to wait until 8am. #apsa_pa #policestate

Evan at 7:30 we had a great turnout for a #apsa_pa panel on service delivery and governance. #APSA2015