CPR Seminar Series
Selected Thursdays; 3:30-4:30 p.m.
The CPR Seminar Series includes both internal and external speakers who present findings from their latest policy-relevant research. For Syracuse University faculty, the presentations are in a workshop format: designed to provide feedback
to the researchers while the work is in a formative stage. External speakers typically present research projects that are near completion. The seminar series is partially funded by the Lerner Center for Public Health Promotion.
Fall 2020
- October 1
Andrew Hill (Montana State University) "Physician-Patient
Race-Match Reduces Patient Mortality"
- October 8
CPR Graduate Student Seminar
- October 29
Todd Ely (University of Colorado Denver) "Private Foundation Payout Behavior Under Public Constraints"
- December 3
Econometric Methods Workshop
Jan Ondrich (Syracuse University)
Spring 2021
- March 4
Kasey Buckles (Notre Dame)
- March 11
Econometric Methods Workshop
Yulong Wang (Syracuse University)
- April 1
Matt Kraft (Brown University)
Past Seminars
Spring 2020
- February 27
Angela Fertig (University of Minnesota) "The Long-Term Health Consequences of Childhood Food Insecurity"
- March 5
Ronald Zimmer (University of Kentucky) "General Equilibrium
Effects of Recruiting High-Performing Teachers for School Turnaround: Evidence
from Tennessee"
- March 26 - Canceled
Todd Ely (University of Colorado Denver) "Private Foundation Payout Behavior Under Public Constraints"
- April 2 - Canceled
Andrew Hill (Montana State University)
- April 16 - Canceled
Kasey Buckles (Notre Dame)
- April 23 - Canceled
Econometric Methods Workshop
Jan Ondrich (Syracuse University)
Fall 2019
- October 3
Christina Gibson-Davis (Duke University) "The Kids Are Alright: The Rise
in Non-Marital Births and Child Well-being"
- October 24
CPR Graduate Student Seminar
- October 31
Econometric Methods Workshop
Hugo Jales (Syracuse University) "Discontinuous
Incentives, Regression Discontinuity, and Bunching"
- November 14
Taryn Morrissey (American University) "The Earned Income Tax
Credit and Parent-Child Time Use"
Spring 2019
- January 28
Ying Shi (Stanford University) "Expertise and Independence on Governing Boards: Evidence from School Districts"
- February 21
Michael Wasylenko (Syracuse University) "Regional Divergence: With
Special Focus on NYS Regional Divergence: What can be Done for Populations Left
Behind?"
- February 28
Alex Rothenberg (Syracuse University) "Unity in Diversity? How Intergroup Contact Can Foster Nation Building"
- March 21
Christopher Ruhm (University of Virginia) "Has Mortality Risen Disproportionately For the Least
Educated?"
- March 28
Econometric Methods Workshop
Yoonseok Lee (Syracuse University) "Nonparametric Regression: A Review"
- April 4
James Ziliak (University of Kentucky) "The Antipoverty Impact
of the EITC: New Estimates from
Survey and Administrative Tax Records"
- April 18
Anna Haskins (Cornell University) "Schools as
Surveilling Institutions? Parental Incarceration, System Avoidance, and
Parental Involvement in Schooling"
Fall 2018
- September 27
Econometric Methods Workshop
Badi Baltagi (Syracuse University) "Panel Data: A Review of the Basic Methodology"
- October 4
Yueming "Lucy" Qiu (University of Maryland College Park) "Quantifying the
Rebound Effects of Residential Solar Panel Adoption"
- October 18
Len Burman (Syracuse University) "Safely Expanding Research Access to Administrative Tax Data: Creating A Synthetic Public Use File and A Validation Server"
- October 24
Chloe East (UC Denver) "The Labor Market Effects of Immigration Enforcement"
- November 1
CPR Graduate Student Seminar
- November 15
Yilin Hou (Syracuse University) "Modeling and Testing the Ability and Willingness to Pay the Property Tax – Evidence from China with Survey Data"
For more information on the CPR Seminar Series or to be added to our email list, please contact Emily Minnoe at erminnoe@maxwell.syr.edu.