Carley Michelle Shinault

Carley Shinault earned her B.A in Psychology from Purdue University in 2004 and her M.A.S.S. in Public Administration from Florida A&M University in 2006. She received her Ph.D. in Political Science from Howard University in 2017. In 2016, she was hired as Assistant Professor of Political Science at Bloomsburg University. Her research and publications address salience of race and class on public opinion about interracial coalitions, public policy, and gentrification. In 2019, Dr. Shinault accepted a post-doctoral fellowship with University of Houston in African American Studies. She is currently a lecturer in the department while also serving as a Civil Rights Specialist with Texas Health and Human Services Commission.

Publications

Faculty Vulnerability: A Restorative Experiential Learning Activity for Academically-Disengaged College Students
Faculty Vulnerability: A Restorative Experiential Learning Activity for Academically-Disengaged College Students
Cicely Jenice Cottrell, Candice Rochelle Williams, Carley Michelle Shinault. © 2023. 28 pages.
Academically disengaged college students are often judged as detached, alienated, and uncommitted to the rigors of learning. While these assumptions are sometimes true, academic...