Maxwell School Events Calendar
Research Support Events
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Community Consequences of the Opioid Epidemic
Virtual
Join the American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAPSS) for a virtual discussion. Panelists include Maxwell School professors Colleen Heflin and Shannon Monnat.
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ASPI Grad Lab
Eggers Hall, 306B Campbell Institute
The grad lab is designed to create opportunities for graduate students to come together—share and get feedback on their work and engage across disciplines with interests in autonomous systems/artificial intelligence.
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MASU Graduate Student Research Presentations
Virtual
During this online event, four of MASU’s previous annual graduate student research grant recipients share the preliminary results of their research and provide reflections on their field experience.
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ASPI Grad Lab
Eggers Hall, 306B
The grad lab is designed to create opportunities for graduate students to come together-share and get feedback on their work and engage across disciplines with interests in autonomous systems/artificial intelligence.
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Proposal Writing: An Introductory Workshop
Eggers Hall, 341
The Moynihan Institute’s consortium of regional centers is pleased to present a workshop by Professor Emeritus Susan Wadley to introduce the key elements of proposal writing for students applying for the centers’ research grants.
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ASPI Grad Lab
Eggers Hall, 306B Campbell Institute
The grad lab is designed to create opportunities for graduate students to come together--share and get feedback on their work and engage across disciplines with interests in autonomous systems/artificial intelligence.
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A PLACA Holiday Lunch
Maxwell Hall, 204
Graduate students and faculty studying Latin America and the Caribbean are invited to attend this event.
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ASPI Grad Lab
Eggers Hall, 306B Campbell's Public Affairs Institute Conference room
The grad lab is designed to create opportunities for graduate students to come together--share and get feedback on their work and engage across disciplines with interests in autonomous systems/artificial intelligence.
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CAPS Seminar: Courtney C. Coile
Virtual
CAPS Seminar: Courtney C. Coile, Professor of Economics at Wellesley College Title: Recessions and Retirement: New Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic
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CPR Seminar Series: Sarah Komisarow
Eggers Hall, 060
Sarah Komisarow (Duke University) will present "Ending Exclusionary Discipline in the Early Grades: Effects and Implications" as part of the CPR Seminar Series.
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Conversations in Conflict Studies - Catherine Herrold
Maxwell Hall, 204
Conversations in Conflict Studies Presents Prof. Catherine Herrold - "Mobilizing the Masses: Civil Society and Social Change in Palestine"
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Applied Micro Seminar with Zhe He
Eggers 112
“Partial Identification of the Marginal Treatment Effect with an Invalid Discrete Instrument”
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CAPS Seminar: Taylor Hargrove
Virtual
CAPS Seminar: Taylor Hargrove, Assistant Professor of Sociology at University of North Carolina Title: Mental Health across the Early life Course and the Intersections of Race, Skin Tone, and School Context
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ASPI Grad Lab
Eggers Hall, 152
The grad lab is designed to create opportunities for graduate students to come together--share and get feedback on their work and engage across disciplines with interests in autonomous systems/artificial intelligence.
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CAPS Annual Conference Keynote Speaker: David Cutler
Virtual
CAPS Annual Conference Keynote Speaker: David Cutler, Professor of Applied Economics at Harvard University, presents "Is Aging a Luxury Good?"
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Open Access Publishing for Social Scientists
Eggers Hall, 341
Open access is changing the academic publishing landscape. Dylan Mohr, Open Scholarship Librarian at Syracuse University, will cover the different forms of open access publishing, why some journals charge authors to make their work open access, and how you can leverage local agreements and funds to cover those costs.
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Applied Micro Seminar with Samuel Saltmarsh
Eggers 112
"Durable housing, vacancies, and blight: The effects of residential demolitions in Detroit"
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Applied Micro Seminar with Shuyuan Li
Eggers 112
"No Child Left Behind: Differentiated Efforts and Achievement Gaps"
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Applied Micro Seminar with Dan Zhang
112 Eggers
"Size of Export Markets and Trade Shock: Analysis on Chinese Firms and US Tariff Change"
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Mechanics of Spatial Development
Eggers Hall, 341
Economics professor Lorenzo Caliendo (Yale University) will speak about his work developing a dynamic spatial growth model to explore the role of trade and internal migration in the process of economic development.
We’re Turning 100!
To mark our centennial in the fall of 2024, the Maxwell School will hold special events and engagement opportunities to celebrate the many ways—across disciplines and borders—our community ever strives to, as the Oath says, “transmit this city not only not less, but greater, better and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us.”
Throughout the year leading up to the centennial, engagement opportunities will be held for our diverse, highly accomplished community that now boasts more than 38,500 alumni across the globe.