The American Politics Graduate Student Workshop is supported by CSAP and provides a forum for Yale Ph.D. students focusing on American politics to present their work for peer review in an informal setting.
This lunchtime seminar series meets on selected Mondays and Tuesdays from 12:00-1:00 p.m. in the ISPS Library/Room B217 at 77 Prospect Street.
To join the group and receive regular email announcements for this series, please contact the Graduate Student Organizer, Rob Pressel.
Spring 2019 Schedule
| DATE | SPEAKER & TITLE |
|---|---|
| FEB 5 Tuesday |
Matthew Graham, Political Science (2021) “The Two Meanings of ‘Beliefs’ ” |
| FEB 25 Monday |
Matthew Denney, Political Science (2022) “Race, Religion, and Policing in the United States: A Prospectus” |
| MAR 5 Tuesday |
Daniel Goldstein, Political Science (2022) “Crisis and Manipulation in Veto-Player Systems” |
| MAR 25 Monday |
Paul Merklinger, Political Science (2022) “Targeting Gun Control with the Military: A Survey Experiment” |
| APR 2 Tuesday |
Angèle Delevoye, Political Science (2023) “Ideological Patterns in Congressional Hearings Testimonies” |
| APR 15 Monday |
Lilla Orr, Political Science (2021) |
| APR 22 Monday |
Matthew Graham, Political Science (2021) “Partisan Similarity in Factual Guesses” |
| APR 29 Monday |
Jack Greenberg, Political Science (2024) “Presenting the Public: Societal Reformulation as Political Legitimation in the New Deal Era” |