Kyle Hull

Exploring the impact of political psychology on American politics, Kyle Hull serves as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. With a keen interest in the intersection of public policy and disability politics, his work delves into the nuances of state and local governance. Hull's research is particularly focused on understanding how political psychology influences public perceptions and policy decisions. His dissertation offers a profound examination of the role of dehumanization in shaping candidate evaluations and electoral support. By concentrating on candidates with physical disabilities, Hull seeks to uncover the biases and psychological barriers that affect their political viability. This research not only contributes to the field of disability politics but also provides insights into broader themes of inclusion and representation in the political arena. In addition to his research, Hull is dedicated to teaching and mentoring students, encouraging them to critically engage with the complexities of political systems. His courses often emphasize the importance of understanding diverse perspectives and the impact of psychological factors on political behavior. Through his academic endeavors, Hull aims to foster a more inclusive and informed political discourse. Hull's commitment to exploring the intricacies of political psychology and its implications for public policy makes him a valuable asset to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. His work continues to challenge conventional narratives and advocate for a more equitable political landscape.