Aaron’s primary areas of research with the Project include the role of the internet in the political process, technology in civic life and online engagement with government. He has also co-authored research on teens and technology, the role of the internet in family life and demographic trends in technology adoption.
Aaron has been with the Project since the spring of 2007. He holds a Masters degree in Public Affairs and an undergraduate degree from the Plan II Honors Program, both from the University of Texas at Austin.