I am Eugene K. Ofosu, a Postdoctoral Researcher at New York Abu Dhabi (NYU AD).

I obtained my PhD in Experimental Psychology at McGill University.

I was a lecturer at Princeton School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA), and a Postdoctoral Research Associate at both SPIA and Princeton’s Department of Psychology

I obtained my PhD in Experimental Psychology at McGill University under the mentorship of Dr. Eric Hehman.

I am interested in how prejudice is associated with geographical spaces. I examine geographies of prejudice – that is, the distribution of prejudice across geographic spaces (e.g., counties, states, nations).

I study geographies of prejudice, the factors that cause it, and the downstream consequences of such attitudes. I explore questions as how do societal norms influence attitudes, changes in attitudes as people move, and by what manner attitudes change (mechanisms).

Email: ofosu.eugene@gmail.com.

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