Morgan Shayler

Morgan Shayler is a doctoral student in psychology at Georgia State University, where Shayler works as a Graduate Research Assistant. Before beginning doctoral training, Shayler served as a Research Coordinator at the Center for Justice Research and Policy in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of South Florida. Shayler completed dual bachelor's degrees in psychology and political science at the University of Missouri–Columbia and has published work examining how ideology functions in contemporary violent extremism and terrorism, including a critical analysis of so-called salad bar frameworks for understanding extremist belief systems.