Chandler Robinson
Graduate Affiliate
Chandler is a PhD student in Political Science at the University of Utah, specializing in American politics and public administration, with a focus on causal inference statistical methods to research policing accountability, policing technology, and policing reform. He serves as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Police Accountability & Policy Evaluation Lab at the University of Utah, and as a Graduate Affiliate in the Governance & Responsible AI Lab at Purdue University working on projects related to policing technology, policing accountability, and police reform.
Chandler is a PhD student in Political Science at the University of Utah, specializing in American politics and public administration, with a focus on causal inference statistical methods to research policing. He serves as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Police Accountability & Policy Evaluation Lab at the University of Utah, and as a Graduate Affiliate in the Governance & Responsible AI Lab working on projects related to policing technology, policing oversight, and police reform. Chandler earned his Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Utah Tech University, graduating summa cum laude. He has interned at The Utah Foundation, contributing to policy research on tax burdens and social capital. His technical skills include proficiency in R, Python, and various statistical software, and he is the recipient of multiple fellowships and small grant awards. Chandler also has experience in public safety, having worked as a Security Supervisor and Field Training Officer for the University of Utah's Department of Public Safety.