
Marcia Mundt
College of Social Sciences and Humanities
IIID Faculty Affiliate
research interests
Substance: comparative politics, democratic vitality, deliberative and participatory democracy, peacebuilding
Methods: mixed methods, natural language processing/AI
Application: monitoring and evaluation, policy analysis, action research
about
Dr. Marcia Mundt is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs on the Arlington campus. She has worked as an applied researcher, program director, and monitoring and evaluation expert for international organizations, domestic nonprofits, and local governments. Her research focuses on democratic vitality, civic participation mechanisms, social sector leadership, and systems change. She produces a weekly evidence-based blog on the vitality of the U.S. democracy called RealTime DemTrends, which she is working to expand and deploy to state and international governance systems.

July 2026
HuskyAI is a web platform on which students develop AI knowledge by working through authentic
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July 2026
HuskyAI is a web platform on which students develop AI knowledge by working through authentic
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
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July 2026
HuskyAI is a web platform on which students develop AI knowledge by working through authentic
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Working Paper

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