Andrew D. Searles

@NathanKalmoe Self care! I would reschedule the shot or the presentation, whichever is easier

I'm giving a virtual research presentation next week, and I'm set to get Pfizer #2 the day (28 hours) before. I know folks often feel crappy the next day, but I don't know the odds nor how flexible the shot schedule is at my location. Would you...

@NathanKalmoe Keep fighting the good fight. And God bless tenure

Good luck to everyone with students who believe what they're told by Trump, Republican media, & the other Republicans misleading them. 😬 It's gonna be a rough semester.

Well that is an.... interesting.... perspective

Today I fly to Spain to start my English teaching program. Looking forward to this exciting opportunity, and hoping I will wake up Wednesday morning to good election news #Vote2020

He’s done it again. Congrats!!

An interesting angle to shift Southern opinion. Make it personal, without any of the potential backlash from condemnation. Also shows the impact American businesses could make if they take a firm stance against these symbols

@MyraBall72 @LSU_Honors @LSU_Stamps @washingtonpost Glad you liked it! It’s interesting to look at the timing a lot of these monuments were put up. Biggest spikes were in peak Jim Crow years and during 1960s (during the Civil Rights Movement). Stone Mountain in GA opened to public 100 yrs after Lincoln murder

@AndrewDSearles @LSU_Honors @LSU_Stamps I read about your study in the @washingtonpost . Impressive. I'm a southern white female that grew up in a very Rural area of North AL. I'm a history buff yet I've realized that Confed. monuments were made into something racist by white supremacists and they needed...

Thank you Dean Earle! Wouldn’t be here without you and @LSU_Honors @LSU_Stamps

In a @washingtonpost article, @LSU Honors Grad @AndrewDSearles and @ManshipSchool Comm Prof @NathanKalmoe address resistance among white Southerners to removing Confederate monuments. wapo.st/3eEADPD

Seeing research from your @LSU_Honors thesis on the @washingtonpost - Whoa. Pretty cool. Shout-out to our '20 grad & University Medalist @spookysearles, who double majored in #polcomm & @POLI_LSU, & our #polcomm area head, @NathanKalmoe, for this collab | wapo.st/3do0f1H

Excited to write about my thesis findings with @NathanKalmoe on messaging in the debate over Confederate symbols. How do you change the way Southerners think about their problematic past? Tip: don’t bring a Nazi comparison into it

@NathanKalmoe @LSU It was great to work on the project with you, and even more rewarding to use it to provide some insight on the important debates going on right now. Thanks for all your help and support!

I guess it's time to get a little more ~professional~