
Project Co-Director
Dr. Baggetta is an associate professor in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University.
Project Co-Director
Dr. Baggetta is an associate professor in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University.
Project Co-Director
Dr. Fulton is an associate professor in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University.
Project Manager
Julie Beasley is a Ph.D. student and project manager for the Observing Civic Engagement project.
Data Analyst
Jordan Hunter is a Ph.D. student at the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs and data analyst for the Obseving Civic Engagement project.
We are adding to our research team and hiring interns for both our summer and fall 2023 positions(for between 10 – 29 hours/week). We are looking for undergraduate or graduate students who reside in Bloomington and have an interest in civic engagement, social science, and quantitative research.
Interested students can reach out to Julie Beasley on LinkedIn or via e-mail at julabeas@iu.edu.
Kris Anderson is a second year MPA student studying Policy Analysis and Information Systems at O’Neill. Kris graduated with a BA in Communication with concentrations in Sociology and Environmental Science from Berea College in 2019.
Paige Benner is a junior at the O'Neill School majoring in Policy Analysis, minoring in international studies, and pursuing a certificate in Rehabilitation and Disability Studies from IUPUI. Paige is a civic leader alumnus, has interned for the Indiana chapter of Common Cause, and has an op-ed published in the Indy Star about civic engagement.
Anna Carstens
Anna Carstens is an undergraduate student from Minneapolis, Minnesota studying Nonprofit Management. Anna is involved in several student organizations on campus including Women in Government, Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, and the Civic Leaders Center.
Mallory Hockemeyer
Mallory Hockemeyer is a sophomore pursuing a major in Global Studies and Germanic Studies while earning a certificate in Nonprofit Management. Outside of classes, Mallory is involved in student organizations including Chi Alpha, the Student Athletic Board and she volunteers as a high school youth group leader at Sherwood Oaks Church in Bloomington, Indiana. Mallory also serves on a fundraising team to support an international nonprofit called Destiny Rescue.
Vishnu Juvadi
Vishnu Juvadi is an undergraduate student from Dallas, Texas pursuing a major in Finance. Vishnu is most excited to make a difference in the Bloomington, Indiana community through this research project.
Leslie Lara
Leslie Lara is a junior studying Law and Public Policy with a minor in psychology. Leslie is an active member of Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority Inc. and participates in the Lily Scholars Network during her studies at Indiana University.
Connor Livingston
Connor Livingston is currently pursuing his MSHM degree with the O’Neill School of Public Health. After graduating, Connor hopes to acquire a career that combines his passion for research and community outreach.
Sarah Pritchett is a first-year graduate student currently pursuing an MPA with a concentration in Community and Economic Development. Sarah’s experience in Civil Society Organizations includes her work with the Global Alliance for Rights of Nature Youth Hub, Solarize Evansville, and Solarize Indiana more broadly.
Karl Santiago, a native of the Philippines, is an upcoming Ph.D. student at the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs after attaining a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from BYU. With a keen interest in citizen participation, Karl is particularly excited about the Observing Civic Engagement project and its potential to deepen his understanding of public management.
Rebekah Thomas
Rebekah Thomas is a sophomore pursuing a major in Nonprofit Management and Leadership. Rebekah is currently interning with the Community Foundation of Bloomington to support the Foundation’s Program and Development Directors, while also serving as a Co-founder for Reviving Hope for the Nations, a medical missions nonprofit.
Sally Tran
Sally Tran is currently pursuing a MPA with a concentration in Public Management and Nonprofit Management. Sally's experience in Civil Society Organizations includes her work with LifeDesigns, College Advising Corps, and the National Domestic Workers Alliance.
Seth Warnick is pursuing a dual degree with a MPA concentrating in policy analysis and MA in East Asian Studies. Seth has volunteered with the United Way, Sea Otter Savvy, and Miriam’s Kitchen as he’s lived in different parts of the country.
Alexa Weber
Alexa Weber is a freshman at Indiana University pursuing a major in Healthcare Management and Policy with a minor in Business. Alexa also participates in Hutton Honors College while studying at the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
Drew Yeager
Drew Yeager is an undergraduate at Indiana University Bloomington, a Research Assistant for the Latin Politics Lab and Observing Civic Engagement project, and is expected to graduate with an Environmental Management degree in 2026. Drew has had a lifetime dedication to nonprofit organizations locally and internationally, as well as a passion for civic responsibility and engagement.
Qidi is a graduate student majoring in Public Affairs and Environmental Science. She is also a Research Assistant in the field of Environmental Science Education for the local community. Her academic interests include Gamification Education Energy Consumption and Behavior Change.