Spring 2013 Speaker Schedule
January 25- PS Workshop, noon, Commons, SH
Graduate Student Research Presentations Mark Nieman
and Spencer Willardson
Click here for Spencer’s paper
February 1- PS Workshop, Sara Mitchell, "Research and the
Review Process"
Miller, Beth et al.
2013. "How To Be a Peer Reviewer: A Guide for Recent and Soon-to-be
PhDs" PS
February 8- Bose Speaker noon, Commons, SH Mark Crescenzi, “The Reputation Trap of NGO Accountability”
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February 15- PS workshop, noon, Commons SH
Graduate Student Professionalization- Cameron NSF Dissertation Improvement
Grants
NSF Doctoral Dissertation
Research Improvement Grants website
Grad
College Support for External Funding
Grad
College External Funding Blog
February 22- Bose Speaker, noon, Commons, SH Jeanette Mendez,
“Descriptive Elections: How the Gender Mix of Candidates Affects Campaigns and
Election Outcome .”
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of the paper
March 1- Open House for PS and IR Major
March 9-10 Grad Recruiting Fair
March 15- PS Workshop, noon, Commons, SH, Natasha Altema and Caroline Tolbert. "Emotive
Racism and the 2012 Presidential Election."
March
29- noon, Commons, SH Bose and Legislative Studies Center Speaker Tracy Sulkin “Commitment
and Consequences: Reneging on Cosponsorship Pledges
in the U.S. House”
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of the paper
April 3- 12:30, Commons, SH Emily Schilling, Hawkeye Poll Data
April
5- PS Workshop noon, Commons, SH,MPSA practice panel
for graduate students
April 17- PS Workshop, noon Commons, SH Scott Cook
April
19- SLAMM
April
26- Alumni Board
May
3 and 4- Journeys
May 10 Bose Speaker, noon, Commons, SH Stephen Walker, “Crossing
Simon’s Bridge: Is Role Theory a ‘Theory of Everything’ in World Politics?”
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here for a copy of the paper
May 13 9:30-12:20, Commons SH, Poster Session for Graduate
Comparative Public Opinion Class
May 24 and 25- State
Politics and Policy Conference