Shana Scogin is a political scientist and postdoctoral fellow studying how citizens, communities, and institutions respond to disasters, with a nine-year track record combining qualitative and quantitative methods. Her scholarship centers on Nepal’s 2015 earthquakes and integrates social science with geohazards and early warning systems through an interdisciplinary role at The Kathmandu Geo Lab. She brings practical research leadership and mentorship experience, translating field-based insights into policy-relevant recommendations for disaster preparedness and governance. Previously trained at Notre Dame (PhD) and with a background spanning supply chain analysis and international teaching, she blends rigorous academic methods with real-world systems thinking. Starting as an assistant professor at Indiana University Bloomington in 2026, she aims to shape how political participation and governance are incorporated into future disaster response efforts.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Political Science and Government; Molecular Biology, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Political Science and Government; Molecular Biology at Kenyon College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Political Science and Government, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Political Science and Government at University of Notre Dame
Master of Arts (MA), Political Science and Government, Master of Arts (MA), Political Science and Government at Marquette University
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Shana Scogin - Postdoctoral Fellow at Perry World House