Kaitlin Raimi

Faculty

Kaitlin T. Raimi

Title:

Assistant Professor of Public Policy

Faculty:

Core faculty

Email:

kraimi@umich.edu

Phone:

(734) 615-6944

Office:

Weill Hall
735 S. State St. #4208
Ann Arbor, MI 48109

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Biography

Curriculum vitae:

kraimi-kaitlin-raimi-cv.pdf

Courses

Winter

2018

PUBPOL 587

Public Management: Survey Design for Organizations

Course Section:

201

UM Class#:

27996

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Winter

2018

PUBPOL 587

Public Management: Working in Diverse Organizations

Course Section:

203

UM Class#:

27994

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Fall

2017

PUBPOL 475

Topics: Psychology of Climate Change

Course Section:

305

UM Class#:

21075

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Syllabus

Fall

2017

PUBPOL 495

Policy Seminar: Irrational Actors: Psychological Approaches to Decision Making

Course Section:

003

UM Class#:

19735

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Syllabus

Fall

2017

PUBPOL 750

Topics: Psychology of Climate Change

Course Section:

305

UM Class#:

25869

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Syllabus

Winter

2017

PUBPOL 587

Public Management: Survey Design for Organizations

Course Section:

201

UM Class#:

30945

Details

Winter

2017

PUBPOL 587

Public Management: Working in Diverse Organizations

Course Section:

203

UM Class#:

30947

Details

Fall

2016

PUBPOL 475

Topics: Psychology of Climate Change

Course Section:

308

UM Class#:

31012

Details

Syllabus

Fall

2016

PUBPOL 495

Policy Seminar: Irrational Actors: Psychological Approaches to Decision Making

Course Section:

003

UM Class#:

20009

Details

Syllabus

Fall

2016

PUBPOL 750

Topics: Psychology of Climate Change

Course Section:

308

UM Class#:

27998

Details

Syllabus

Winter

2016

PUBPOL 495

Policy Seminar: Psychology of Environmental Behavior

Course Section:

002

UM Class#:

20597

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Winter

2016

PUBPOL 750

Topics: Environmental Psychology for Public Policy

Course Section:

009

UM Class#:

27302

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News

May 21, 2018

Catch up on Ford School faculty news in the Spring 2018 edition of State & Hill magazine

Michael Barr and Joe Valenti (Center for American Progress) penned a Fortune...

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April 17, 2018

In new study, Raimi finds people with strongly held beliefs tend to overestimate knowledge

Michael Hall and Katilin Raimi have co-authored a forthcoming paper in the Journal of...

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December 14, 2017

Complex and fragile: The university's dual role as society's servant and society's critic

It's been 200 years since the founding of Michigan's first and flagship university: ours. Every moment is a turning point. But this...

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September 13, 2017

NSF award: Kaitlin Raimi uses behavioral insights to reduce household energy consumption

Kaitlin Raimi and colleagues from the College of Engineering (SangHyun Lee) and College of...

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August 31, 2017

Raimi: "The influence of learning about CO2 removal on support for mitigation"

A new article by Victoria Campbell-Arvai, P. Sol Hart, Kaitlin T. Raimi, and Kimberly S. Wolske,...

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August 3, 2017

Kaitlin Raimi reviews the negative policy spillovers of energy saving behavior

Katilin Raimi penned a News and Views commentary on...

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June 30, 2017

Raimi in the journal of Environment and Behavior: Testing pro-environmental spillover

A new article by Amanda R. Carrico, Kaitlin T. Raimi, Heather Barnes Truelove, and Brianne Eby - “...

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June 26, 2017

Raimi explores psychology and environmental action in Coursera "Act on Climate" interview

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May 23, 2017

Catch up on Ford School faculty news in the spring 2017 edition of State & Hill magazine

Recent publications by ROBERT AXELROD include ...

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January 30, 2017

Raimi examines how analogies might be used to educate the public about climate change

An article by Kaitlin Raimi, Paul Stern (National Research Council), and Alexander Maki (Vanderbilt...

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Faculty

Kaitlin T. Raimi

Biography

News

Catch up on Ford School faculty news in the Spring 2018 edition of State & Hill magazine

In new study, Raimi finds people with strongly held beliefs tend to overestimate knowledge

Complex and fragile: The university's dual role as society's servant and society's critic

NSF award: Kaitlin Raimi uses behavioral insights to reduce household energy consumption

Raimi: "The influence of learning about CO2 removal on support for mitigation"

Kaitlin Raimi reviews the negative policy spillovers of energy saving behavior

Raimi in the journal of Environment and Behavior: Testing pro-environmental spillover

Raimi explores psychology and environmental action in Coursera "Act on Climate" interview

Catch up on Ford School faculty news in the spring 2017 edition of State & Hill magazine

Raimi examines how analogies might be used to educate the public about climate change