Graduate Student Contact Information icalliso@uw.edu SMITH 39 Office Hours Mondays 11:30am - 12:30pm & Tuesdays 9am-10am Fields of Interest Comparative Politics Computational Methods Data Visualization Human Rights International Relations International Security Political Methodology Political Violence Quantitative Methods Courses Taught Summer 2025POL S 336 A: Political Violence Spring 2025POL S 407 AA: International Conflict POL S 407 AB: International Conflict POL S 499 D: Undergraduate Readings and Research Winter 2025POL S 336 A: Political Violence POL S 499 D: Undergraduate Readings and Research Autumn 2024POL S 499 D: Undergraduate Readings and Research POL S 595 A: College Teaching of Political Science Summer 2024POL S 336 A: Political Violence Spring 2024POL S 204 AA: Introduction to Comparative Politics POL S 204 AB: Introduction to Comparative Politics Winter 2024POL S 203 AC: Introduction to International Relations POL S 203 AD: Introduction to International Relations POL S 203 AF: Introduction to International Relations Autumn 2023POL S 367 AA: Comparative Law and Courts POL S 367 AB: Comparative Law and Courts Summer 2023POL S 336 A: Political Violence Spring 2023POL S 347 AC: Politics of International Law POL S 347 AD: Politics of International Law POL S 499 E: Undergraduate Readings and Research Winter 2023POL S 203 AB: Introduction to International Relations POL S 203 AD: Introduction to International Relations POL S 499 G: Undergraduate Readings and Research Autumn 2022POL S 203 AF: Introduction to International Relations POL S 203 AH: Introduction to International Relations Summer 2022POL S 325 A: The Arab-Israeli Conflict Winter 2022POL S 203 AA: Introduction to International Relations POL S 203 AB: Introduction to International Relations Autumn 2021POL S 204 AC: Introduction to Comparative Politics POL S 204 AG: Introduction to Comparative Politics Spring 2021POL S 407 AB: International Conflict POL S 407 AD: International Conflict Winter 2021POL S 321 AC: American Foreign Policy POL S 321 AD: American Foreign Policy News & Events Related News Students in the Spotlight (May 15, 2025) Related Events University of Washington International Security Colloquium (UWISC): “Commitments and Follow-Through: Implementing Justice Provisions in Peace Agreements” - January 26 2024, 1:30pm CANCELED: UWISC Talk: Examining how Election Observation Statements impact Perceptions of Misinformation, Fraud, and Violence: Evidence from Kenya's 2022 General Election - May 26 2023, 1:30pm UWISC Talk: Women, Gender, and Rebel Governance in Civil Wars - May 5 2023, 1:30pm CANCELED: UWISC Talk: Citizens, Democracy and Violence Under Criminal Rule: Evidence from Latin America - April 21 2023, 1:30pm UWISC Talk: The Violent Bias in the Study of Civil War - March 3 2023, 1:30pm UWISC Talk: Why Women Are (Not Always) Right: Radicalization Pathways of Women in Far-Right Extremist Organizations - February 17 2023, 1:30pm UWISC Talk: Winning Hearts Without Changing Minds: The Limits of Broadcast Diplomacy - January 27 2023, 3pm UWISC Talk: Motives behind the Legalization of Authoritarian Intergovernmental Organizations (AIGOs) - December 2 2022, 3pm UWISC Talk: Organized Crime Dynamics and Violence Against Politicians in Mexico - November 18 2022, 1:30pm UWISC Talk: Prolonged Contact Does Not Reshape Locals’ Attitudes toward Migrants in Wartime Settings: Experimental Evidence from Afghanistan - October 28 2022, 3pm UWISC Talk: Delegation Against Deterrence: The Impact of PGMs on Human Rights Compliance Under the ICC - January 28 2022, 12pm UWISC Talk: Securing the Future: Why Bloodstained Parties Win Postwar Elections - November 19 2021, 12pm