Eric G. Scheuch

Deputy Director of Experimental Research 

Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

Welcome! I am the Deputy Director of Experimental Research at the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication. From 2022-2026, I earned my PhD in Political Science (Departmental Distinction) at Yale. My applied research examines climate change, public opinion, and judicial politics in the United States, Europe, and India, while my methodological work examines the metascience of causal effects. My work has been conditionally accepted or published at the American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Experimental Political Science, Urban Affairs Review, Energy Research and Social Science, Journal of Environmental Psychology, American Politics Research, Climatic Change, Humanities and Social Science Communications, Current Opinion in the Behavioral Sciences, Global Environmental Psychology, and PLOS Climate. Additional work is in revision at Nature Climate Change. Frequent collaborators include Matthew H. Goldberg, Anthony Leiserowitz, Jennifer Marlon, Jacob Hacker, and Lucas Kreuzer. 

Prior to Yale, I worked on solving startup scaling challenges at a startup in NYC. I earned my BA (Cum Laude) in Political Science (Departmental Honors) and Sustainable Development from Columbia University, where I recieved the Charles Beard Prize for top paper in political science. I also hold an M.Phil. and M.A. in Political Science from Yale. I spend my spare time trail running and hiking with my spouse and my dog.