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Zachary Morris, a 2015 graduate of Salem High School, was selected to attend and chosen to speak at the 81st Annual Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Conference at the historical Palmer House in Chicago, Illinois, April 4-7. According to the program book, this is one of the largest political science conferences, with this year's attendance reaching 3,500 and pulling from every state in the U.S. and also including representation from 65 countries around the world.
Morris was a first-time attendee who was chosen to speak on his current research which he is compiling as a post grad student at Kent State University. He currently is pursuing his PhD while teaching at the main campus at Kent State. His talk was titled "Examining Voter Turnout Between Secular and Non-Secular Voters Across Presidential and Midterm Elections from 1960 to 2020."