Erin Hartman
Associate Professor of
Political Science
University of California, Berkeley
I am an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley. My research sits at the intersection of the social sciences and statistics. My mission is to create a body of research that bridges these two worlds — with an emphasis on answering causal questions — within which experts from both worlds can have dialogue with one another and foster beneficial collaborations.
My research sits primarily in the field of causal inference and survey design and analysis. My main research agendas focus on external validity of experiments, falsification testing, and survey weighting.
Interests
- External Validity of Experiments
- Causal Inference
- Survey Design and Analysis
Education
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PhD in Political Science, 2013
University of California, Berkeley
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MA in Statistics, 2013
University of California, Berkeley
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BS in Economics and Political Science, 2007
California Institute of Technology