| Name: Leah Cathryn Windsor | Department:Institute for Intelligent Systems |
| DEGREES | DISCIPLINE | INSTITUTION | YEAR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate | Bayesian Analysis | Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research | July 2014 |
| Ph.D. | Political Science | The University of Mississippi | 2012 |
| Certificate | MLE, Regression II | Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research | July 2010 |
| M.A. | Political Science | The University of Memphis | 2005 |
| Bachelor of Science | Linguistics | Georgetown University | 1998 |
| RANK/POSITION | DEPARTMENT/DIVISION | INSTITUTION/COMPANY/ORGANIZATION | PERIOD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Associate Professor | Institute for Intelligent Systems & Department of English | The University of Memphis | 2021-present |
| Research Assistant Professor | Institute for Intelligent Systems | The University of Memphis | 2016-2021 |
| Instructor | Department of Political Science | The University of Memphis | August 2012-September 2015 |
| Faculty Affiliate | Institute for Intelligent Systems | The University of Memphis | September 2012-present |
| Adjunct | Department of Political Science | The University of Mississippi | August 2010-May 2012 |
| Graduate Research Assistant | Department of Political Science | The University of Mississippi | Fall 2008-Spring 2010 |
| Adjunct Professor | Department of Political Science | The University of Memphis | Fall 2006-Summer 2012 |
| Instructor | Department of Political Science | Columbia College | Fall 2006 |
| HONOR/AWARD | INSTITUTION/COMPANY/ORGANIZATION | YEAR |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Windsor, L. (2022) Hermann Textual Analysis Linguistic style differentiates populist leaders from non-populists. With Cameron Thies (Michigan State) | International Studies Association Midwest | 2021 |
| Non-Resident Fellow | Krulak Center, Marine Corps University | 2020 |
| Margaret Hermann Text Analysis Award | International Studies Association Midwest | 2019 |
| Margaret Hermann Text Analysis Award | International Studies Association Midwest | 2018 |
| Smart City Research Fellow | The University of Memphis, FedEx Institute & City of Memphis | 2017 |
| "We Can Do It" | Women's History Month, The University of Memphis | April 2016 |
| Margaret Hermann Textual Analysis Award | International Studies Association - Midwest | 2015 |
| Dissertation Fellowship | The University of Mississippi | Fall 2011, Spring 2012 |
| Outstanding Graduate Paper | Mississippi Political Science Association | 2011 |
| Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Award | The University of Memphis | Spring 2010 |
| Outstanding Graduate Paper Award | Tennessee Political Science Association | Spring 2006 |
| SUBJECT | INSTITUTION |
|---|---|
| History of the English Language | The University of Memphis |
| Syntax and Morphology | The University of Memphis |
| Introduction to Grantwriting | The University of Memphis |
| Unlocking Secrets of the Voynich Manuscript | The University of Memphis |
| Agriculture in the Mississippi River Corridor | The University of Memphis |
| Survey of Linguistics | The University of Memphis |
| Cognitive Science Seminar | The University of Memphis |
| Honors Forum: Deception 101 (How to spot a liar) | The University of Memphis |
| Revolutions and Political Violence | The University of Memphis |
| Introduction to American Government | The University of Memphis |
| Problems in International Relations (Civil Wars) | The University of Memphis |
| International Organization | The University of Memphis |
| Politics of the Developing World | The University of Memphis |
| International Conflict | The University of Mississippi |
| Introduction to International Relations | The University of Mississippi |
| CURRENT DEGREE | NAME | YEAR OF GRADUATION |
|---|---|---|
| PhD, Applied Linguistics | Ming Cheng | 2025 |
| PhD, Applied Linguistics | Catherine McGee | 2025 |
| PhD, Applied Linguistics | Egemen Curuk | 2024 |
| MA, Applied Linguistics | Alexsandra Murphy | 2023 |
| PhD, Civil Engineering | Seyedehsareh Hashemikamangar | 2024 |
| PhD, Applied Linguistics | Iratishe Reuben Madaki | 2024 |
| MA | Captain Casey LaMar (Marine Corps Academy) | 2022 |
| M.A./Ph.D. | Patrick Woody | 2024 |
| Current undergraduate | Austin Tucker Cantrell | 2023 |
| Current undergraduate | Tessa Murphy | 2020 |
| BA | Johnny Caleb Carter | 2020 |
| BA | Paula Diaz Alexejew | 2020 |
| PhD candidate | Jeffrey Griffin | 2020 |
| MA candidate | Holly Scala | 2020 |
| PhD candidate | Emily Frizzell | 2020 |
| MA candidate | Colin Carmon | 2020 |
| PhD candidate | David Hudlow | 2020 |
| MA | Mae-Lynn Germany | 2019 |
| BS | Grayson Cupit | 2016 |
| MA | Michael Boyd | 2016 |
| BA | Danielle Clewley | 2016 |
| BA | Andrew Schrack | 2015 |
| Ph.D. | Nia Dowell | 2017 |
| MA | Haiying Li | 2015 |
| ACTIVITY | DATES | LOCATION | SPONSORSHIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Science Capstone Mentor | Spring 2022 | The University of Memphis | Child Impact Statement Tool I |
| Computer Science Capstone Mentor | Fall 2022 | The University of Memphis | Child Impact Statement Tool II |
| Computer Science Capstone Mentor | Spring 2023 | The University of Memphis | Child Impact Statement Tool III |
| Topic Modeling Evaluation Tool (TMET) | The University of Memphis, Institute for Intelligent Systems | Minerva Initiative | |
| Language Cohesion Social Media Tool (beta) | The University of Memphis, Institute for Intelligent Systems | Minerva Initiative | |
| Sensitive Data Encoder (beta) | The University of Memphis, Institute for Intelligent Systems | Minerva Initiative | |
| "Replication data for: The Language of Autocrats: Leaders’ Language in National Crises" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29481 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "Syrian Civil War Events Data" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29482 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "North Korea State Media" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29671 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "Rwanda Genocide Corpus" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29672 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "United Nations General Assembly Corpus" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29673 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "The Language of Threats and Bluffs in International Politics" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29675 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "The Language of Populism in Venezuela: Hugo Chavez and Nicholas Maduro" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29676 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| "Political Radicalization of Female ISIS Recruits" | http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/29677 | Harvard Dataverse Network, Minerva Initiative | |
| Original Data Set: Geolocated Disaster Data | Fall 2013 | The University of Memphis | Collaboration with Timothy Hnat (Computer Science), Alistair Windsor (Mathematics), and Clint Thompson (University of Kentucky, Department of Geography) |
Crawford, Kerry, and Windor, Leah (2023) “Epilogue: How might we envision a kinder and more equitable future for mothers in academia?” In Academic Mothering: Fabulating Futures for Higher Education. Edited by Guyotte et al.,.
Graesser, Arthur, and Windsor, Leah (2022) “Text and Discourse with Humans and Computers.” Atlas of Language Analysis in Psychology. Edited by Morteza Dehghani and Ryan Boyd, Guilford Press.
Windsor, L. (2021) “Seeing the Forest and the Trees: AI Bias, Political Relativity, and the Language of International Relations.” Psychology of AI Ethics, edited by Andrew J. Hampton and Jeanine DeFalco.
Windsor, L. (2021) “Operationalizing the evolution of the meaning of conflict over time and location.” Blackwell Handbook, edited by Stanley Dubinsky and Harvey Starr.
Windsor, L. and Crawford, K. (2023) Chutes & Ladders: The Hidden Curriculum that Makes or Breaks Academic Careers. Under review.
Windsor, L. Small Farm, Big World. (2023) Manuscript in Progress.
From ABC to 123: Analyzing words through numbers (20223) Manuscript in progress.
Windsor, L. and Thies, C. The Linguistic Basis of Populist Rhetoric: How Language Conditions World Politics. (2022) Under contract with Brill.
Crawford, K. and Windsor, L. The PhD Parenthood Trap: Caught Between Work and Family in Academia. Georgetown University Press, October 2021.
Windsor, L. (2023) Linguistic Correlates of Wine Ratings and Prices. Journal of Wine Research. With Jennifer Tatara, Christian Kronsted, Alistair Windsor, and Courtney Peters. Impact factor: 1.488
Windsor, L. (2023) Introduction: Diversity and Inclusion in Political Science as a Profession. PS: Political Science and Politics. With Gina Yannitell Reinhardt and Bridgett King.
An Enactivist Account of Lying. (2023) With Christian Kronsted, Deborah Tollefsen, and Shaun Gallagher.
Crawford, K. and Windsor, L. (2022) Call Me, Maybe? Gender, Bias, and Virtual Mentorship in Post-Covid Academia. International Studies Perspectives. Impact factor: .914
Windsor, L. (2022) Gender, Language, and Representation in the U.S. Senate. With Sara Mitchell, Tracy Osborn, Bryce Dietrich, and Andrew J. Hampton. Journal of Language and Politics. Impact Factor: 1.689
Windsor, L. (2022) Bias in Text Analysis for International Relations Research. Global Studies Quarterly.
Wood, Reed; Reinhardt, Gina; RezaeeDaryakenari, Babak; Windsor, Leah. (2021) Resisting Lockdown: The Influence of COVID-19 Restrictions on Social Unrest. International Studies Quarterly. Impact factor: 2.146
Windsor, L., and Kronsted, Christian (2021) Grant-writing and the Hidden Curriculum: Mentoring and Collaborating Across Disciplines. PS: Political Science and Politics. Impact factor: .789
Windsor, L. (2021) Online Social Cohesion Reflects Real-World Group Action in Syria during the Arab Spring. With Megan Chiovaro (UConn) and Alexandra Paxton (UConn). PLOS-ONE. Impact factor: 2.740
Windsor, L. (2021) Effects of Teaching Experience and Culture on Choral Directors’ Descriptions of Choral Tone. With Emily Frizzell. PLOS-ONE. Impact factor: 2.740
Windsor, L. and Crawford, K (2021). The differential effects of pandemic parenting. ADVANCE Journal.
Windsor, L. and Crawford, K. (2021) Women and Minorities Encouraged to Apply (Not Stay). Trends in Genetics. Impact factor: 11.0
Windsor, L., and Thies, C. (2021) MENtorship: “Men in the Middle” and their role as allies in addressing gender bias. PS: Political Science and Politics. Impact factor: .789
Windsor, L. Crawford, K.F., and Breuning, M. (2021) Not a leaky pipeline! Academic success is a game of Chutes and Ladders. PS: Political Science and Politics. Impact factor: .789
Giger, J., Barnhart, S., Feltner, F., Slone, M., and Windsor, L. (2020) Validating the eHealth Literacy Scale (eHEALS) in Rural Adolescents. Journal of Rural Health. Impact factor: 2.471
Windsor, L. (2020) Advancing Interdisciplinary Work in Computational Communication Science. Political Communication. Impact factor: 4.339
Windsor, L. and Crawford, K. (2019) Normalizing Parents in the Academy. PS: Political Science and Politics. Impact factor: .789
Windsor, L., Cupit, J.G., and Windsor, A. (2019) Automated Content Analysis Across Six Languages. Plos-One. Publication date: November 20, 2019. Impact factor: 2.776
Zelinka, I., Zmeskal, O., Windsor, L., & Cai, Z. (2019). Unconventional Methods in Voynich Manuscript Analysis. MENDEL, 25(1), 1–14. https://doi.org/10.13164/mendel.2019.1.001
Windsor, L. (2018) Local Politics in an International Context: A Linguistic Analysis of Community Resiliency in Memphis, TN. Local Governance Studies. With Alistair Windsor, Andrew J. Hampton, and Grayson Cupit. Impact factor: 1.523
Love, G. & Windsor, L. (2017) Populism and Popular Support: Vertical Accountability, Exogenous Events, and Leader Discourse in Venezuela. Political Research Quarterly. https://doi.org/10.1177/1065912917749752 Impact factor: 1.523
Windsor, L. (2017) The Language of Radicalization: Female Internet Recruitment to Participation in ISIS Activities. Terrorism and Political Violence. https://doi-org.ezproxy.memphis.edu/10.1080/09546553.2017.1385457 Impact factor: 1.643
Windsor, Leah, Dowell, N., Windsor, A., & Kaltner, J. (2017b). Leader Language and Political Survival Strategies. International Interactions, 1–16. https://doi.org/10.1080/03050629.2017.1345737 Impact factor: 1.67
Dowell, N. M., Windsor, L. C., & Graesser, A. C. (2016). Computational linguistics analysis of leaders during crises in authoritarian regimes. Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict, 9(1–3), 1–12. Impact factor: .53
Windsor, Leah, Dowell, N., & Graesser, A. (2014). The Language of Autocrats: Leaders’ Language in Natural Disaster Crises. Risk, Hazards, and Crisis in Public Policy, 5(4), 446–467. Impact factor: 1.34
Windsor, L. & Detraz, N. (2013) Evaluating Climate Migration: Population Movement, Insecurity and Gender. with Nicole Detraz. The International Feminist Journal of Politics, Vol. 16(1), 127-146. DOI: 10.1080/14616742.2013.789640 Impact factor: .970
Chiovaro, M., Windsor, L. C., & Paxton, A. (2021) Vector autoregression, cross-correlation, and cross-recurrence quantification analysis: A case study in social cohesion and collective action. In Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society (Vol. 43, No. 43).
Giger, J. T., Barnhart, S., Craig, C. & Windsor, L. Bayesian Structural Equation Modeling for Small Samples: A Powerful Approach to Address Grand Challenges for Social Work Research. Society for Social Work and Research 2020 Conference, Washington, DC.
Windsor, L. C., Yannitell Reinhardt, G., Windsor, A. J., Ostergard, R., Allen, S., Burns, C., Giger, J. & Wood, R. (2020). Gender in the time of COVID-19: Evaluating national leadership and COVID-19 fatalities. PloS one, 15(12), e0244531. Impact factor: 2.740
Giger, J. T., Barnhart, S., Feltner, F., Slone, M., Lawler, M. & Windsor, L. Predicting Overall Subjective Well-Being in Appalachian Children: Lessons Learned from a School-Based Study, 2019 World Rural Health Conference, Albuquerque, NM.
Giger, J. T., Barnhart, S., Craig, C. & Windsor, L. (under review). Bayesian Structural Equation Modeling for Small Samples: A Powerful Approach to Address Grand Challenges for Social Work Research. Society for Social Work and Research 2020 Conference, Washington, DC.
Cai, Z., Graesser, A.C., Windsor, L., Cheng, Q., Shaffer, D.W., & Hu, X. (2018). Impact of corpus size and dimensionality of LSA spaces from Wikipedia articles on AutoTutor answer evaluation. In K.E. Boyer & M. Yudelson(Eds.), Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Educational Data Mining (pp.127-136). Buffalo, NY: EDM Society. http://educationaldatamining.org/files/conferences/EDM2018/EDM2018_Preface_TOC_Proceedings.pdf. Among five papers nominated for Best Paper Award; 18% conference acceptance rate.
Cai, Z., Graesser, A.C., Windsor, L., & Hu, X. (2017) Sprout: A semantic analysis tool for small corpora. Paper presented at the Forty-seventh annual meeting of the society for computer in psychology, Vancouver, Canada.
Windsor, L. (2019, June) Computational Analysis of International Political Discourse for Global Threat Monitoring. Homeland Defense and Security Information Analysis Center.
Windsor, L. (2017, February) The Predictive Power of Political Discourse. White Paper. National Academy of Sciences. Washington, DC.
Windsor, Leah (2023, March) Methods Café Foreign Policy Analysis: Methods and Approaches. ISA, Montreal, Canada.
Windsor, Leah (2023, March) Best practices in analyzing multimodal communication data for international relations research. ISA, Montreal, Canada.
Windsor, Leah. (2022, November) Introducing PoliTracker: A tool for contextualizing language and political events. With Manish Kasu.
Windsor, Leah (2022, November) How do principals and agents speak at the United Nations: Political belief and language patterns of national leaders versus permanent representatives. ISA Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Sercan Canbolat and Baris Kesgin.
Windsor, Leah. (2022, November) Computing the average world leader's beliefs: A new comparison sample based on the United Nations General Assembly debate corpus. ISA Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Sercan Canbolat and Baris Kesgin.
Windsor, Leah (2022, November) A Syntactic and Morphological Approach to Poisoning: Analysis of the keywords “country” and “the state” in Turkish Political Speeches. ISA Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Egemen Curuk.
Windsor, Leah (2022, November) A Critical Stylistic Analysis of the Speeches by African Leaders at the United Nations General Assembly from 1970-2020. ISA Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Iratishe Madaki.
Windsor, Leah (2022, October) Human rights through the language lens: Linguistic Variability for Turkiye’s Nationalist Movement Party Leader Devlet Bahc¸eli. Southeastern Human Rights Network, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. With Egemen Curuk.
Windsor, Leah (2022, October) Linguistic Analysis of Rhetoric in the Rwandan Genocide. Southeastern Human Rights Network, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. With Alexsandra Murphy.
Windsor, Leah (2022, March) Signaling Strategy: Links between linguistic similarity and troop deployment levels. US Strategic Command Deterrence and Assurance Academic Alliance Conference. With Captain Casey LaMar, USMC.
Windsor, Leah (2022, March) Language in the Rwandan Genocide. International Studies Association, Nashville, TN.
Windsor, Leah (2022, March). He for She: Advancing MENtorship in ISA. International Studies Association, Nashville, TN.
Windsor, Leah (2021, November) Linguistic style differentiates populist leaders from non-populists. ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Cameron Thies.
Windsor, Leah (2021, November) Quantitative Archival Research: The Case of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Susan Allen.
Windsor Leah (2021, October) Nature or Nurture? Identical twins use semantically similar language in open-ended survey responses. Text-as-Data. With Alistair Windsor and Pete Hatemi.
Windsor, Leah (2021, September) Gender, Leaders, and Language during the Covid-19 Pandemic. With Gina Yannitell Reinhardt, Courtney Burns England, Susan Allen, Shwetha Ganesh, and Kate Perry. ISA West, Pasadena, CA.
Windsor, Leah (2021, September) Language and Violence in the Rwandan Genocide. ISA West, Pasadena, CA.
Windsor, Leah (2021, September) Signaling Strategy: The link between what state leaders say and what they intend to do. With Casey LaMar. ISA West, Pasadena, CA.
Windsor Leah. (2021, April) Perspectives on Language and Culture in Event Data. International Studies Association 2021.
Windsor Leah. (2021, April) Call Me, Maybe? Gender, Bias, and Virtual Mentorship in Post-Covid Academia. International Studies Association 2021.
Windsor Leah. (2021, April) The Language of Populism and Foreign Policy in Latin America. International Studies Association 2021.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, November) Waves of collective action: Dynamics of online and real-world activism in the Arab Spring. Society for Computers in Psychology. With Alexandra Paxton and Megan Chiovaro. Online due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, November) Mentorship in the Era of Covid19. ISA-Midwest, Roundtable. Online due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah (2020, November) Leaning in to MENtorship: Male scholars as colleagues, allies, and mentors. ISA-Midwest, Roundtable. Online due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, November) Nonlinear Dynamics of Online and Real-World Social Cohesion during the Arab Spring: A Comparison of ICEWS, Phoenix, and Terrier Event Datasets. ISA-Midwest. With Alexandra Paxton and Megan Chiovaro. Online due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, November) How Female Representation in the British Commons Shapes Crisis Behavior. ISA-Midwest. With Doug Gibler, Dennis Foster, and Austin Schutz. Online due to Covid19.
Windsor Leah. (2020, September) Mentorship in the Academy. APSA Panel. Virtual due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, July) Waves of collective action: Dynamics of online and real-world activism in the Arab Spring. 30th Annual Conference of the Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology & Life Sciences. With Alexandra Paxton and Megan Chiovaro. Online due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, April) Bias in Corpus Generation for Political and Social Research. ISA, Hawaii. Cancelled due to Covid19.
Windsor, Leah. (2020, April) Language and Crisis in Rabin’s Israel. ISA, Hawaii. With Baris Kesgin (Elon University). Cancelled due to Covid19.
Burns, C., Windsor, L., Peterson, G., and Sulkowski, A. (2019, October) Women World Leaders and the Language of the Political Double Bind. ISA-South, Memphis, TN.
Windsor, L. (2019, November) A Theory of Language and Power in the International System. ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L., Cupit, J.G., Tacket, A., Zhiqiang, C., Windsor, A. (2019, November) Coh-MetrixML: Multilingual Analysis of Text on Cohesion and Language. ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. Windsor, A., van Mersbergen, M., Deitz, G. Sulkowski, A., Walljasper, L. (2019, November) Deception and Multimodal Communication. ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2019, November) Lessons from Minerva-funded Research in Political Science. Pre-Conference Workshop. Peace Science Society International, Manhattan, KS. With Krista Wiegand-Jordan, Paul Hensel, Andy Owsiak, Erik Gartzke, Michaela Mattes, and Zeev Maoz.
Burns, C. and Windsor, L. (2019, October) Women World Leaders and the Language of the Political Double Bind. ISA-South, Memphis, TN.
Windsor, L. (2018, November) “The Language of Coup-Proofing in Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.” ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Susan Allen (University of Mississippi).
Windsor, L. (2018, November) “Leadership, Language, Crisis, and Peace.” ISA-Midwest, St. Louis, MO. With Baris Kesgin (Elon University).
Windsor, L. (2018, November) “Advancing the Scientific Study of Diplomacy.” Peace Science
Society International Pre-Conference Workshop. White paper co-authored with Arthur Spirling, Mark Niemann, and Zuhaib Mahmood.
Windsor, L. (2018, October) Linguistics & Political Science Workshop/Conference. UNT Denton (NSF# 1624346, Political Stability and Language Endangerment).
Windsor, L. (2018, August) “The Cognitive Framework of Fake News.” Preconference on Politics and Computational Social Science. Northeastern University, Boston, MA.
Windsor, L. (2018, July) Syntax, Semantics, and Topics in Fake News. Short Presentation. 2018 Annual Meeting of the Society for Political Methodology. Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. With Zhiqiang Cai.
Windsor, L. (2018, April) Navigating Life Events in Academia. Roundtable Panel.
Windsor, L. (2018, January) Community Engagement and Government Responsiveness to Inclement Weather: A case study of the Memphis 311 System. Southern Political Science Association CWC: Emergency Management, Disaster, and Politics. With Alistair Windsor, Andrew Hampton, and Grayson Cupit. New Orleans, LA.
Windsor, L. (2017, November). Sprout: A Tool for Interactive Topic Modeling and Latent Semantic Space Generation for Small Corpora. With Zhiqiang Cai, Art Graesser, and Xiangen Hu. Society for Computers in Psychology (SCiP). Vancouver, Canada.
Windsor, L. (2017, November) Language and Policy Similarity in the United Nations. ISA-Midwest Annual Conference. With Michael Boyd. St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2017, November) A Longitudinal Study of Linguistic Optimism During Crises in China. ISA-Midwest Annual Conference. With Michael Boyd. St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2017, November) Emotional Contagion and Language in the Rwandan Genocide. ISA-Midwest Annual Conference. With Grayson Cupit, John Britton, and Danielle Clewley. St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2017, November) Foreign Policy Insights, Text-as-Data Methods. Peace Science Society Annual Conference Workshop. Tempe, AZ.
Windsor, L. (2017, April) Language and the Body Politic: Congruence and Conflict within Linguistic and Biometric Markers Within Political Discourse. With George Deitz and Alistair Windsor. Association for Politics and the Life Sciences. Chicago, IL.
Windsor, L. (2017, October) Gender and Language in the United States Senate. New Research in Gender and Political Psychology. With Sara Mitchell (University of Iowa). New Orleans, LA.
Windsor, L., (2017, July) Automated Linguistic Classification of Fake News. SBP-BRiMS Challenge Question. With Grayson Cupit, Danielle Clewley, Michael Boyd, and Alistair Windsor.
Windsor, L (2017, February) Political Discourse Bias: Automated Content Analysis Across Six Languages. With Alistair Windsor and Grayson Cupit. Paper presented at the International Studies Association. Baltimore, MD.
Windsor, L. (2017, February) The Language of Threats and Bluffs in International Politics. With Mae-Lynn Germany. Paper presented at the International Studies Association. Baltimore, MD.
Windsor, L. (2016, November) Discourse and Discord in North Korea. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – Midwest. St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2016, March). Allies in Peace: Communication in the United Nations General Assembly. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – International Communication conference (ISA-ICOMM), Atlanta, GA.
Windsor, L. (2016, March). The Language of Crisis and Transition in North Korea. Paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Windsor, L. (2016, March). Topics and Tone in the General Assembly: Linguistic Features of Authoritarian and Democratic Leaders’ Speech. Paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Windsor, L. (2016, March) The Language of Radicalization: Female Internet Recruitment to Participation in ISIS Activities. Paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA
Windsor, L. & Love, G. (2016, February) Alo Populism! Discourse and Presidential Approval in Chavez’ Venezuela. Paper presented at the Southern Political Science Association, San Juan, PR.
Windsor, L. (2015, November) Regime Type and Discourse in International Forums. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – Midwest annual conference, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2015, November) The Language of Credible Threats and Bluffs in International Politics. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – Midwest annual conference, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2015, November) The Brides of ISIS: Online Political Radicalization of Young Muslim Women. International Studies Association – Midwest. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – Midwest annual conference, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. & Love, G. (2015, November) Alo Presidente: Discourse and Presidential Approval in Chavez’ Venezuela. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – Midwest annual conference, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L., Dowell, N. & Graesser, A.. (2014, November) Socio-Political and Linguistic Cohesion. Paper presented at the International Studies Association – Midwest annual conference, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L. (2014, August) Generating Effective Peacekeeping Missions. Paper presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC.
Windsor, L. (2014, March) The Natural Disaster Origins of Contentious Political Behavior. Paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada.
Windsor, L. & Simpson, A. (2014, January) Democracy, Development, and Human Security. Paper presented at the Southern Political Science Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.
Windsor, L. & Simpson, A. (2013, November) Which comes first – health or wealth? A Chicken-and-Egg Approach to Democracy, Development and Human Security. Paper presented at the ISA-Midwest Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L., Kathman, J. & Shannon, M. (2013, June) Competency and Cohesion in Peacekeeping Operations. Presented at the Joint meeting of the Peace Science Society and International Studies Association, Budapest, Hungary.
Windsor. L., Dowell, N., Li, H. & Graesser, A. (2013, April) Autocratic Leaders and Natural Disasters. Paper presentation at the Visions in Methodology Conference, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL.
Windsor, L., Dowell, N., Myers, J., Li, H. & Graesser, A. (2013, April) The Language of Autocrats.. Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL.
Windsor, L. (2013, April) International Cooperation and Natural Disasters. Paper presented at the International Studies Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Windsor, Leah. (2012, November) Losing Respect: When Do Natural Disasters Degrade Human Rights? Paper presented at the International Studies Association Midwest Conference, St. Louis, MO.
Windsor, L., Kathman, J. & Shannon, M. (2012 August) The Composition of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations.Paper presented at the American Political Science Association, New Orleans, LA.
Windsor, L. & Detraz, N. (2012, April) Ecological migrants, Gender and Security: The Case of the U.S. and Mexico. Paper presented at the British International Studies Association, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Windsor, L. & Detraz, N. (2012, April) Ecological migrants, Gender and Security: The Case of the U.S. and Mexico. Paper presented at the International Studies Association, San Diego, CA.
Windsor, L. (2011, November) Human Rights and Natural Disasters, Journeys in World Politics. Paper presented at Journeys in World Politics, The University of Iowa.
Windsor, L. (2011, November) Natural Disasters and Threats to Leaders' Tenure. Paper presented at the Mississippi Political Science Association, Jackson, MS.
| ACTIVITY | AGENCY/SOURCE | AMOUNT | PERIOD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rural Energy Audit Program (REAP) | USDA | $150,293 | 2023-2025 |
| Language Across Cultures: The Communication Styles of World Leaders | National Science Foundation | $450,000 | |
| Multilingual Approaches to Corpus Diversification | DoD Minerva Initiative | $198,898 | 2017-2019 |
| Political Crisis and Language (FA9550-14-1-0308) | Department of Defense, Office of Naval Research (Minerva Initiative) | $1,285,656 | 2014-2019 |
| International Studies Association Travel Grant, 2013 | International Studies Association | $250 | April 2013 |
| American Political Science Association Travel Grant, 2012 | American Political Science Association | $100 | August 2012 |
| Society for Political Methodology Travel Grant, Diversity Committee Awardee | Society for Political Methodology | $750 | July 2012 |
| Political Crisis and Language | DoD/Minerva Initative/NSF | $845,208 | 2012-2014 |
| ACTIVITY | AGENCY/SOURCE | AMOUNT | PERIOD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's Mentorship Group | College of Arts and Sciences | $150 | 2019-2020 AY |
| Women's Mentorship Group | Division of Research and Innovation | $500 | 2019-2020 AY |
| A Sentiment Based Measure of Systemic Risk in Global Economy | Division of Research and Innovation | $2500 | |
| HIV Disparities in Vulnerable Populations living in the Mid-South | Division of Research and Innovation | $2500 | FY2018 |
| Uncovering Latent Community Issues Through Social Media | The University of Memphis, FedEx Institute | $3,000 | December 2016-August 2017 |
| Congruence and Conflict in Linguistic and Biometric Markers | The University of Memphis | $30,000 | April 2017-April 2019 |
| Financial Infrastructure Stability and Cyber-security (FISC) | The University of Memphis | $125,000 | March 2017 |
| Departmental Research Grant | Department of Political Science | $5000 | Summer 2013 |
| PROJECT | PARTICIPANTS | PERIOD | SPONSORSHIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linguistic Endangerment and Political Instability | Smithsonian Institution | Spring 2019 | NSF Award 1624346 |
| QuantText.com | Repository for Computational Text Analysis tools | 2018-present | |
| Dictators, Populists, Terrorists: What Language Can Tell Us About Opaque and Radical Politics. | The University of Memphis General Faculty Meeting | Fall 2017 | Invited talk |
| UNIVERSITY | COMMITTEE/ACTIVITY | PERIOD |
|---|---|---|
| The University of Memphis | ASPIRED Mentor | 2022-2023 |
| The University of Memphis | Engaged Scholarship Network Mentor | 2022-2023 |
| The University of Memphis | Faculty Senate Budget and Finance Committee | 2022-2023 |
| The University of Memphis | Faculty Senate President's Appeals Committee | 2022-2023 |
| The University of Memphis | Faculty Senate Division of Business & Finance (Facilities & Service Committee) | 2022-2023 |
| The University of Memphis | Faculty Senate d. Information Technology Division (IT Policy & Planning Council; Information Security Advisory Committee) | 2022-2023 |
| The University of Memphis | Honors Committee and Sigma Tau Alpha, Department of English | 2022-2025 |
| The University of Memphis | Institute for Intelligent Systems, Search Committee Member | Fall 2022 |
| The University of Memphis | Faculty Senate Executive Committee | 2022-2023 |
| Founder, Memphis Mentorship Network | Mentorship group for women+ students and faculty | 2019-2020 |
| University of Memphis | Undergraduate Curriculum Committee | Fall 2014 |
| The University of Memphis | Brown Bag and Graduate Student Professionalization Series | Fall 2012 |
| The University of Mississippi | Conference Co-Organizer, "Sharing the Water" | Spring 2010 |
| The University of Mississippi | Founder, Graduate Students Methods Group | Fall 2010-Spring 2012 |
| SOCIETY/ORGANIZATION/JOURNAL | COMMITTEE/EDITORIAL BOARD/OFFICE | PERIOD |
|---|---|---|
| Society for Political Methodology | Expansions Initiative | 2022 |
| PLOS ONE | Editor | 2023-present |
| International Studies Perspectives | Editorial Board | 2020-2025 |
| International Studies Quarterly | Editorial Board | 2020-2025 |
| Tennessee Higher Education in Prison Initiative | Board Member | 2022-present |
| Text as Data | Board Member | 2022-present |
| International Studies Association | International Communication Division Board Member | 2022-2024 |
| International Studies Association | Professional Rights and Responsibilities | 2022-2024 |
| International Studies Association | At-large Member, Governing Council | 2022-2024 |
| International Studies Association | Nominating Committee | 2022-2024 |
| International Studies Association | Executive Committee | 2021-2022 |
| International Studies Association Midwest | President | 2021 |
| International Studies Association Midwest | Program Chair | 2020 |
| International Studies Association | Pay it Forward Mentor | 2019 |
| International Studies Association | Pay it Forward Mentor | 2020 |
| International Studies Association | Pay it Forward Mentor | 2021 |
| Congressman Steve Cohen, (TN-09) | Encouraged co-signing on Dear Colleague Letter to restore Minerva Initiative Funding | May 2020 |
| Congressman Steve Cohen, (TN-09) | Encourged co-sponsorship of Social Sciences Protect Our Nation Act (H.R. 7106) | May 2020 |
| Senator Marsha Blackburn | Encouraged to restore Minerva Initiative funding in the FY21 National Defense Authorization Act | June 2020 |
| Politics and Computational Social Science | Mentor | 2020 |
| Society for Political Methodology | Graduate Student Poster Discussant | 2018 |
| International Studies Association Midwest | Board Member | 2016-2018 |
| Peace Science Society International | Online Peace Science Colloquium Discussant | 2019-present |
| National Academy of Sciences; International Interactions; Foreign Policy Analysis; International Studies Quarterly; European Journal of Political Research; Comparative Political Studies; American Political Science Review; Conflict Management and Peace Science; International Studies Quarterly; American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Psycholinguistic Research; Discourse Processes; International Studies Review; Politics and the Life Sciences; Political Research Quarterly; PLOS ONE; PS: Political Science and Politics; Political Psychology; Political Communication | Reviewer | 2012-present |
| Global Cultural Knowledge Center | Subject Matter Expert | |
| Homeland Defense & Security Information Analysis Center | Subject Matter Expert |
| Academic Year (please indicate year) | Course # | Course Name | Credit Hours | Percent Taught | Enroll | Labratory Supervised(S)/Instructed(I) | New Preparation (Y) /(N) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | UNHP 1100-311 | Unlocking the Secrets of the Voynich Manuscript | 1 | 100 | tbd | Yes | |
| 2023 | UNHP 1100-312 | Agriculture in the Mississippi River Corridor | 1 | 100 | tbd | Yes | |
| 2023 | ENGL 7511/8511 | Survey of Linguistics | 3 | 100 | tbd | ||
| 2023 | ENGL 4501 | History of the English Language | 3 | 100 | 12 | Yes | |
| 2023 | ENGL 7501/8501 | History of the English Language | 3 | 100 | 9 | Yes | |
| 2022 | ENGL 75122/8512 | Morphology and Syntax | 3 | 100 | 9 | Yes | |
| 2022 | IIS 6010 | Introduction to Grantwriting | 1 | 100 | 7 | Yes | |
| Fall 2020 | UNHP 1100 304 | Honors Forum: Deception 101 | 1 | no | |||
| Fall 2019 | COMP 8514 | Cognitive Science Seminar | 3 | ||||
| Fall 2019 | UNHP 1100-304 | Honors Forum: Deception 101 | 1 | 15 | |||
| Spring 2015 | 3505350 | International Organization | 3 | No | |||
| Fall 2015 | 4315350 | Revolutions and Political Violence | 3 | No | |||
| Fall 2014 | 3325350 | Politics of Developing Nations | 3 | No | |||
| Spring 2014 | 4315350 | Revolutions and Political Violence | 3 | No | |||
| Spring 2014 | 1501301 | Introduction to International Relations | 3 | No | |||
| Spring 2013 | 1501301 | Introduction to International Relations | 3 | No | |||
| Spring 2013 | 3325350 | Politics of Developing Nations | 3 | No | |||
| Spring 2013 | 7503001 | Reading for Comprehensive Exams | 1 | No | |||
| Fall 2013 | 1501301 | Introduction to International Relations | 3 | Ye | |||
| Fall 2013 | 3505350 | International Organization | 3 | No | |||
| Summer 2012 | 4315201 | Revolutions and Political Violence | 3 | Ye | |||
| Fall 2012 | 3509001 | Special Topics in International Relations - Civil Wars | 3 | Ye | |||
| Fall 2012 | 7503001 | Reading for Comprehensive Exams | 1 | Ye | |||
| Summer 2011 | 1100101 | Introduction to American Government | 3 | Ye | |||
| Spring 2011 | 3325001 | Politics of Developing Nations | 3 | Ye | |||
| Fall 2011 | 3505001 | International Organization | 3 | Ye |
| Undergraduate Honors thesis committee. Tessa Murphy, The University of Memphis (BA, December 2020) |
| Master's thesis committee. Holly Scala, Department of Political Science, The University of Nevada at Reno (M.A.) |
| Master's thesis committee. David Hudlow, Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Memphis (M.S.) |
| Dissertation committee. Jeffrey Griffin, Department of Political Science, The University of Nevada at Reno (Ph.D.) |
| Dissertation committee. Emily Frizzell, Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music, The University of Memphis (Ph.D.) |
| Dissertation committee. Colin Carmon, Department of Psychology, The University of Memphis (M.A./Ph.D.) |
| Dissertation Committee. Nia Dowell, Department of Psychology. |
| Supervised Undergraduate Students: Grayson Cupit (Computer Engineering); Allison Todd (Political Science, International Studies); Elizabeth Rapalo (Spanish); Jonathan Jones-Edwards (Spanish) |
| Supervised Graduate Assistants (funded by Minerva Initiative): Chase Presley (BA, Psychology, August 2015); Ying Fang (PhD candidate, Psychology); Nia Dowell (PhD Candidate, Psychology); Jennifer Wei (MA student, Political Science); Omar Suboh (MA, Political Science, August 2015); Michael Boyd (MA candidate, Political Science); Patrick Evetts (MA candidate, Political Science); Mae-Lynn Germany (PhD candidate, Counseling Educational Psychology & Research); Danielle Clewley (MA candidate, Psychology) |
| Senior Honors Thesis. Advisor. Andrew Schrack, Department of Political Science (BA expected Spring 2015) |
| Second reader. Senior Honors Thesis, Jeanne Hanna. Department of Anthropology. Fall 2012-Spring 2013. |
| Dissertation and Major Area Paper Committee Member, Haiying Li. Department of Psychology. Fall 2012-Spring2013. |
| Dissertation and Major Area Paper Committee Member, Nia Dowell. Department of Psychology. Fall 2012-Spring 2013. |
| Windsor, L. (2023) Genetics, Gender, and Language. With Pete Hatemi. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, Leah (2022, October) How do principals and agents speak at the United Nations: Political belief and language patterns of national leaders versus permanent representatives. With Sercan Canbolat and Baris Kesgin. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, Leah. (2022, October) Computing the average world leader's beliefs: A new comparison sample based on the United Nations General Assembly debate corpus. With Sercan Canbolat and Baris Kesgin. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, Leah (2022, October) The Operational Code of World Leaders. With Sercan Canbolat and Baris Kesgin. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, Leah (2022, March) Signaling Strategy: Links between linguistic similarity and troop deployment levels. With Captain Casey LaMar, USMC. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2021) Zipf’s Law: Linguistic Properties of the Voynich Manuscript. With Zhiqiang Cai, Ivan Zelinka, and Alistair Windsor. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2021) Heaps’ and Benford’s Laws and the Voynich Manuscript. With Zhiqiang Cai, Ivan Zelinka, and Alistair Windsor. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2020) Women World Leaders and the Language of the Political Double Bind. With Courtney Burns. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2020) LIWC correlates of Coh-Metrix: Syntactic and semantic document feature similarities to bag-of-words analysis. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2020) Language and Violence in the Rwandan Genocide. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2020) A Machine Learning Approach to Political Language and Personality. With Deepak Venugopal, Alistair Windsor, and Manish Kasu. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2019) Gender and Computer Mediated Communication. With Colin Carmon, Art Graesser, and Nia Dowell. Work in progress. |
| Windsor, L. (2021) A Multimodal Approach to Analyzing Deception in Politics. With Alistair Windsor, Miriam van Mersbergen, George Deitz, and Christian Kronsted. Under Review. |
| Windsor, L. (2021) Gender and Language in the British Parliament: Linguistic Correlates of Conflict Propensity. With Doug Gibler (UAB), Dennis Foster (VMI), and Austin Schutz (UAB). Under Review. |
| Hudlow, D. (2022) Fostering productive conversations between public agencies and those they serve to accelerate expansion of bike networks: An examination of attitudes towards proposed bike lanes. With Stephanie S Ivey, Andrew Guthrie, Leah Windsor, and Claudio I. Meier. Revise and Resubmit. |
| Windsor, L. (2022) Language, Stress, and Change in Domestic and International Politics. Revise and Resubmit. |
| Windsor, L. (2022) The Cognitive Framework of Fake News. With Zhiqiang Cai and J. Grayson Cupit. Revise and Resubmit. |
| External Support – In Preparation |
| 1. FY2023. PI. National Geographic Level I Grant. “A linguistic and historical exploration of the Voynich Manuscript.”$18,000 |
| 2. FY2023. PI. HNDS Language Across Cultures: Automated Multilingual Syntax/Semantic Analysis. $1,183,139 |
| External Support - Under Review |
| 1. FY2023. PiI. National Geographic Level I Grant. “A linguistic and historical exploration of the Voynich Manuscript.”$18,000 |
| External Support - Funded |
| 1. FY2023. Co-PI. USDA REAP (Rural Energy Audit Program). $150,293 |
| 2. FY2021. PI. Language Across Cultures: The Communication Styles of World Leaders. National Science Foundation #2117009. $450,000 |
| 3. FY 2018. PI. Text as Data Conference Travel Grant. Funded by Microsoft, the National Science Foundation, and UW's eScience Institute and Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences. $1,000 |
| 4. FY 2016. PI. Uncovering Latent Community Issues Through Social Media. The University of Memphis & City of Memphis Smart City Initiative. With Alistair Windsor. $3,000 |
| 5. FY 2017. PI. Political Crisis and Language. Minerva Initiative. $198,898. (FA9550-14-1-0308). |
| 6. FY 2014. PI. Political Crisis and Language: A computational assessment of social disequilibrium and security threats. Minerva Initiative, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, September 2014-2017. $1,285,649 (FA9550-14-1-0308). |
| 7. FY 2013. International Studies Association Travel Grant, San Francisco, CA, April 2013. |
| 8. FY 2012. Co-PI. Political Crisis and Language. NSF/Minerva Initiative, September 2012-2014 (#0904909). With Art Graesser. $845,208 |
| 9. FY 2012. APSA Annual Meeting Travel Grant, New Orleans, LA. |
| 10. FY 2012. Dissertation Fellowship, The University of Mississippi. |
| 11. FY 2012. Society for Political Methodology Annual Meeting, Travel Grant - Diversity Committee Awardee, Raleigh-Durham, NC |
| 12. FY 2010. University of Mississippi Graduate School Summer Research Award. |
| Internal University Support |
| 1. FY2023. PI. Women+’s Mentorship Network. Summer Grantwriting Incubator Workshop. $6000 (Office of the Provost, Department of English, College of Communication and Fine Arts, Women’s and Gender Studies Program, Institute for Intelligent Systems, College of Education) |
| 2. FY2022. PI. Regional Strategy for Agriculture Innovation, Conservation, and Sustainability. CORS. $5000 |
| 3. FY2022. PI. PoliTracker: Automated analysis of language and world events. Data Science Cluster. $2500 |
| 4. FY2021. Co-PI. Memphis Women+’s Mentorship Network. CORS. $5000. |
| 5. FY2021. PI. Regional Strategy for Agriculture Innovation, Conservation, and Sustainability. CORS. $2500 |
| 6. FY2020. PI. Memphis Women+’s Mentorship Network. CORS. $2500. |
| 7. FY2019. PI. Women in Computational, Cognitive and Neuro Social Sciences. Division of Research and Innovation. $500 |
| 8. FY2019. PI. Women in Computational, Cognitive and Neuro Social Sciences. College of Arts and Sciences. $150 |
| 9. FY2019. Co-PI. A Sentiment Based Measure of Systemic Risk in Global Economy. PI: Konstantin Sokolov. With Pankaj Jain, Thomas McInish, Alistair Windsor, Steve Lin, and Rasheek Irtisam. $2,500 |
| 10. FY2018. Co-PI. HIV Disparities in Vulnerable Populations living in the Mid-South. With Robin Lennon-Dearing. $2,500 |
| 11. FY2018. PI. College of Arts and Sciences Travel Enrichment Fund, Fall 2018. The University of Memphis. $300 |
| 12. FY2017. Co-PI. Research Investment Fund, The University of Memphis. Interdisciplinary Innovation Award. Financial Infrastructure Stability and Cyber-security (FISC). With PK Jain, Tom McInish, Dipankar Dasgupta, Robin Poston, Segun George, and Mark Gillenson. $125,000. |
| 13. FY2017. PI. Research Investment Fund, The University of Memphis. Team Initiation Grant. Congruence and Conflict in Linguistic and Biometric Markers. With Alistair Windsor and George Deitz. $30,000 |
| 14. The University of Memphis, Department of Political Science. Summer 2013. Research Grant, $5,000. |
| The PhD Parenthood Trap. https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/10/07/authors-discuss-their-new-book-phd-parenthood-trap |
| Windsor, Leah and Crawford, Kerry (2021, August 22) Academe isn’t a leaky pipeline. https://www.chronicle.com/article/academe-isnt-a-leaky-pipeline |
| Windsor, Leah C. and Allen, Susan. https://divergentoptions.org/2021/07/05/assessing-wargame-effectiveness-using-natural-language-processing-to-evaluate-wargaming-dynamics-and-outcomes/ |
| Windsor, L. C. (2021, March 25). Culture matters a lot in successfully managing a pandemic—And many countries that did well had one thing in common. The Conversation. http://theconversation.com/culture-matters-a-lot-in-successfully-managing-a-pandemic-and-many-countries-that-did-well-had-one-thing-in-common-152375 |
| Windsor, L. C., & Kreuz, R. J. (n.d.). How Trump’s language shifted in the weeks leading up to the Capitol riot – 2 linguists explain. The Conversation. Retrieved March 25, 2021, from http://theconversation.com/how-trumps-language-shifted-in-the-weeks-leading-up-to-the-capitol-riot-2-linguists-explain-152483 |
| Crawford, K.F. & Windsor, L. C. (2021, March). The Academy as a Patriarchal Structure. https://medium.com/international-affairs-blog/the-academy-as-a-patriarchal-structure-66bb98080797 |
| Windsor, L. (2021, November) Business meetings are part of the “hidden curriculum.” https://www.duckofminerva.com/2021/11/business-meetings-are-part-of-the-hidden-curriculum.html |
| Windsor, L. and Burns, C. (2021, February). Are women leaders better at fighting COVID? Duck of Minerva. N https://duckofminerva.com/2021/02/are-women-leaders-better-at-fighting-covid.html |
| Windsor, L. (2020c, July 19). A parent has questions about school reopening. The Daily Memphian. https://dailymemphian.com/article/15519/windsor |
| Yannitell Reinhardt, G., & Windsor, L. (2020, June 23). Imbalance in power, status can lead to police violence. The Daily Memphian. https://dailymemphian.com/article/15021/power-status-protests-police-violence |
| Windsor, L. (2020a, June 9). Women aren’t just preferable, but necessary, in negotiations. The Daily Memphian. https://dailymemphian.com/article/14696/leah-windsor-women-negotiating-table |
| Windsor, L. (2020d, July 27). Girl Scouts To The Rescue | Smart City Memphis. Smart City Memphis. https://www.smartcitymemphis.com/2020/07/leah-windsor-girl-scouts-to-the-rescue/ |
| Windsor, L. (2020b, June 15). County Commissioners Should Back Paid Parental Leave | Smart City Memphis. Smart City Memphis. https://www.smartcitymemphis.com/2020/06/county-commissioners-should-back-paid-parental-leave/ |
| Windsor, L. (2020, May 8). Apart, Together: The separate worlds of Covid-19 beliefs – Duck of Minerva. Duck of Minerva. https://duckofminerva.com/2020/05/apart-together-the-separate-worlds-of-covid-19-beliefs.html |
| Windsor, L., & Crawford, K. F. (2020a, March 23). Snow days, holidays and pandemic quarantines: Why we need to be looking after parents. Medium. https://medium.com/international-affairs-blog/snow-days-holidays-and-pandemic-quarantines-why-we-need-to-be-looking-after-parents-a3dc38413548 |
| Crawford, K. F., & Windsor, L. C. (2020, May 14). We need to talk: Gender, bias and best practices for supporting academic parents. Medium. https://medium.com/international-affairs-blog/we-need-to-talk-gender-bias-and-best-practices-for-supporting-academic-parents-1d833d34f5a |
| Windsor, L., & Crawford, K. F. (2020b, July 27). Men and gender equality: Leaning in and MENtoring. Medium. https://medium.com/international-affairs-blog/men-and-gender-equality-leaning-in-and-mentoring-a20134996825 |
| Windsor, L (2019, February) Language Patterns in International Relations. Owl in the Olive Tree. Minerva Initiative blog, Department of Defense. |
| Windsor, L. (2019, June) Computational Analysis of International Political Discourse for Global Threat Monitoring. Homeland Defense and Security Information Analysis Center. |
| Windsor, L., & Crawford, K. F. (2019, September 9). Early lessons from a survey on bias in family formation in academia – Duck of Minerva. Duck of Minerva. https://duckofminerva.com/2019/09/early-lessons-from-a-survey-on-bias-in-family-formation-in-academia.html |
| Windsor, L., & Ostergard, R. (2019a, May 24). Media messaging and American public perception of the Ebola crisis of 2014 (Part One). http://gsan.essex.ac.uk/2019/05/media-messaging-and-american-public-perception-of-the-ebola-crisis-of-2014-part-one/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=media-messaging-and-american-public-perception-of-the-ebola-crisis-of-2014-part-one |
| Windsor, L., & Ostergard, R. (2019b, May 31). Media messaging and American public perception of the Ebola crisis of 2014 (Part Two). https://gsan.essex.ac.uk/2019/05/media-messaging-and-american-public-perception-of-the-ebola-crisis-of-2014-part-two/ |
| Windsor, L., (2017, June) Language, Nonverbal, and Audiovisual Cues: Multimodal Approaches to Understanding Political Behavior. White Paper. National Academy of Sciences. Washington, DC. |
| Windsor, L. (2017, February) The Predictive Power of Political Discourse. White Paper. National Academy of Sciences. Washington, DC. |
| The University of Memphis Magazine (Fall 2017) Memphis, TN. https://issuu.com/univofmemphis/docs/uofm_magazine_fall_2017 |
| WMCTV Interview. (June 3, 2017) Memphis, TN . http://www.wmcactionnews5.com/clip/13383807/uofm-professor-discusses-language-use-in-democracy |
| Trouw (April 21, 2017). Janne Chaudron. https://www.trouw.nl/samenleving/dreigende-taal-maakt-nog-geen-derde- wereldoorlog~a846ca2b/ |
| Memphis Flyer (November 7, 2016), Toby Sells https://www.memphisflyer.com/NewsBlog/archives/2016/11/07/he-said-she-said-memphis-researchers-dove-deep-on-debate-speech |
| The University of Memphis President’s Report (November 30, 2014). https://issuu.com/univofmemphis/docs/presreport14 |