Glenn School Colloquium Series
Each week, a speaker is invited to give an hour presentation that includes about thirty minutes for the presentation and thirty minutes of discussion. The presentation are usually held on Mondays, 12:30-1:30 in room 130 (LEC) at Page Hall, recorded, and presented on the web. Everyone is invited to attend.
Spring 2013 Schedule
All talks are held in room 130 (LEC) at Page Hall on Mondays from 12:30-1:30p.m.Lunch will be served
- Monday, January 14: Doug Downey (Department of Sociology)
- Monday, January 28: Devin Fergus (Department of African American and African Studies)
- Monday, February 4: Blair Russell (John Glenn School of Public Affairs)
- Monday, February 11: Sandra Tanenbaum (College of Public Health)
- Monday, February 18: Townsand Price-Spratlen (Department of Sociology)
- Monday, February 25: Elena Irwin (Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Developmental Economics)
- Monday, March 4: Rachel Dwyer (Department of Sociology)
- Monday, March 18: Russell Hassan (John Glenn School of Public Affairs)
- Monday, March 25: Charlotte Kirschner (John Glenn School of Public Affairs)
- Monday, April 1: Deborah Merritt (Moritz College of Law)
- Monday, April 8: Mihaiela Gugiu (John Glenn School of Public Affairs)
- Thursday, April 11: Samina Raja (University of Buffalo – School of Architecture and Planning)
- Monday, April 15: Amanda Girth (John Glenn School of Public Affairs)
- Monday, April 22: Carolina Reid (University of California – City and Regional Planning)
Click on a speaker's topic to watch a video of their talk
2013 SPRING SPEAKERS
2013 SPRING SPEAKERS
Douglas Downey — The Assumption: A Key Belief About Schools and Inequality That is Pervasive, Wrong, and Detrimental to Good Policy
Devin Fergus — Land of the Fee: The Rise of Consumer Finance Fees and the Decline of Upward Mobility, 1980-2008
Blair Russell — Homeowner Transaction Costs and Take-up Rates of Mortgage Assistance Programs
Townsand Price-Spratlen — Managing Mass Incarceration: Public Policy and Reconstructing Rage
Rachel Dwyer — Youth Debt: Opportunity and Risk in the Transition to Adulthood
Charlotte Kirschner — When Disaster Strikes: How Do States Provide Property Tax Relief?
Deborah Merritt — The Job Gap, the Money Gap, and the Responsibility of Legal Educators
Mihaiela Gugiu — Corruption and Economic Cooperation in the European Union
Carolina Reid — The Geography of Risk: Neighborhoods, Social Networks, and Consumer Decisions in the Mortgage Market
2012 FALL SPEAKERS
2012 SPRING SPEAKERS
2012 SPRING SPEAKERS
2012 WINTER SPEAKERS
Jennifer Evans Cowley — Microparticipation: the Role of Microblogs in Promoting Engagement »Watch video
Eva Witesman — Public Policy Values»Watch video
2012 FALL SPEAKERS
Joshua Hawley — Developing a Conceptual Framework to Understand the Movement of Post Doctoral into Research Careers in Students in the Biomedical Sciences »Watch video
Mark Partridge — Geographic Determinants of High-Tech Employment Growth in US Counties »Watch video
Jos Raadschelders — The Nature of Public Affairs as Reality and as Study: The Case for an A-Disciplinary and Problem-Oriented Study of Public Affair»Watch video
Ed Malecki — National and Regional Competitiveness: Systems of Innovation »Watch video
Tomas Koontz — Collaborative Public Management Environmental Policy: Watershed Institutions and Participatio »Watch video
Byung-Gi Moon — Social Enterprises and Evaluative Data Mining »Watch video
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2010 FALL SPEAKERS
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2010 FALL SPEAKERS
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