IR 4 / AP 2 Topics in Political Science HUM 205
Chair: Upendra Choudhury Aligarh Muslim University, India
Discussant: Harvey Schantz, SUNY Plattsburgh
UG 1 American Politics and Policies HUM 211
Chair and Discussant: Katherine Slye, SUNY Albany
UG 3 Legal Questions Facing the United States HUM 215
Chair and Discussant: Timothy Taylor, Sage College
UG 4 Money and the World Economy HUM 217
Chair and Discussant: Ashley Hudson, University of Florida
Keynote Address: Looking Back, Looking Ahead: A Half Century as a Political Scientist in New York
LC 104
Gerald Benjamin
Director, The Benjamin Center, SUNY New Paltz
Lunch Break
IR 2 ISIS, Violence, Taliban and Peace in the Middle East and South Asia HUM 205
Chair and Discussant: Sharon Murphy, Nazareth College
PP/PA 1 Evaluating Social and Environmental Policies HUM 217
Chair and Discussant: Scott Minkoff, SUNY New Paltz
PT 4 Paradigms, Science, and Political Theory HUM 215
Chair and Discussant: Jacob Segal, Kingsborough Community College
PT 2 Economic Issues HUM 213
Chair and Discussant: Ed Warzala, Empire State College
PD 1 Politics and Identity Groups HUM 218
Chair and Discussant: Cyril Ghosh, Wagner College
TL 1 Class Politics: How to Effectively Teach Political Science to Life-Long Citizens HUM 201
Chair and Discussant: Jeff Kraus, Wagner College
Undergraduate Workshop: Getting Ready for Graduate School HUM 211
Facilitator: Julia Schwarz, Program Coordinator, Academic and Professional Programs, APSA
This workshop is for students considering graduate school. Topics include how to choose a school, differences between MA and PhD programs, tips for application writing, the admissions process, and the importance of funding. A Q&A session will give students a chance to raise questions.
PP/PA 2 Achieving Progressive Policies: Promises and Challenges HUM 205
Chair and Discussant: Gina L. Keel, SUNY Oneonta
HP 1 Topics in History and Politics HUM 216
Chair and Discussant: Sharon Murphy, Nazareth College
PT 1 Contemporary Political Thinkers and Issues HUM 215
Chair and Discussant: Michael Schmidt, Empire State College
Undergraduate Workshop: How to Present at an Academic Conference HUM 211
Facilitator: Julia Schwarz, Program Coordinator, Academic and Professional Programs, APSA
This workshop is for undergraduates who want to learn how to present papers at an academic conference. Topics include how to turn a class paper into a conference paper, tips for an effective presentation, and an overview of conferences in the discipline. A breakout session will allow students to practice creating an outline of a presentation and providing feedback to their peers.
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