Christian Fong

A strategic thinker in the application of political science methodologies, Christian Fong is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan. His academic pursuits are deeply rooted in the study of American politics, with a particular focus on the United States Congress and the development of statistical methodologies to enhance political analysis. His work seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications in political science, offering innovative insights into legislative processes and decision-making. Before his tenure at the University of Michigan, Christian Fong gained valuable experience as an economic policy advisor to Senator Mike Lee. This role was part of his involvement as an American Political Science Association Congressional Fellow, where he contributed to shaping policy discussions and legislative strategies. His time in Washington, D.C., provided him with firsthand experience in the intricacies of policy-making and the dynamics of congressional operations. Christian Fong's research interests are centered on American politics and methodology, where he aims to advance the understanding of political institutions and their impact on governance. His work often involves the use of sophisticated statistical techniques to analyze political data, offering a nuanced perspective on the functioning of democratic systems. Through his research and teaching, he is committed to fostering a deeper comprehension of political processes among students and scholars alike.