Ph.D. SEMINAR
Each student is required to participate in the departmental research seminar each semester they are in residence. This bi-weekly seminar provides an opportunity for faculty, students and outside guests to share their research methodology and findings. While students are expected to participate in the seminar each year, they must sign up for three graduate credits for the seminar one time. This is typically done during the student's second year. The formal requirements of the seminar are for the student to present a piece of original research in their second year.
All talks will be in the PA conference room (209 Eggers), Thursdays from noon-1:30 pm (unless otherwise noted):
| January 17 |
Panel Discussion: Lessons from the Job Market |
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| February 28 |
Lincoln Groves |
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Each Childhood Cognitive Development in Low-Income Families: Do Gender Differentials Exist within Select Biological Family Structures? |
| March 22 |
Harish Jagannath |
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Implementing Global Health Initiatives: Strengthening or Weakening Health Systems? A Case Study of Health Service Delivery Structures in India |
| April 4 |
Dae Woo Kim |
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The Impact of Strategic Human Resource Management Practices on Organizational Performance in the U.S. Federal Government: An Exploratory Study |
| April 11 |
Solomon Hsiang, Princeton |
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| April 18 |
Pengju Zhang |
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| April 25 |
Seiki Tanaka, Syracuse University |