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COSSPP Faculty Impact on Scholarship: Influence at a Glance

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As the spring semester comes to an end, we want to take a moment to celebrate the accomplishments and influence of faculty in the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy. This series of graphs produced by Dr. Jim Elsner offers a glimpse of the amazing work taking place in the College of Social Science at FSU and faculty influence on scholarship globally.

This chart represents the citations of current COSSP faculty with Google Scholar ids as of March 2020 and includes all faculty citations as of February 2020 regardless of when they accepted employment at FSU. Please note that Google Scholar is an imperfect data source as it does not always correctly match an author with a citation. COSSPP thanks Dr. Jim Elsner for collecting the data and creating the graphs.

Breakdown by Department (Organized Alphabetically)

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