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Baruch College, School of Public Affairs Seminar Series is intended to promote research communications among researchers from Baruch College, other CUNY campuses, and greater research community. The Seminar usually runs on Tuesdays from 12:30pm to 2:00pm in Room 308 of 135 East 22nd Street, except otherwise announced dates and places. The Seminar is open to all who are interested. If you'd like to be updated by emails, please contact Professor Hilary Botein by email.


Spring 2012 Seminar Schedule

Organizers: Professors Sanders Korenman and Hilary Botein

Date

Speaker

Affiliation

Topic

Feb 15
Wed

Nicole Marwell

SPA

The Spatial Allocation of Social Provision: Government Contracting to Nonprofit Organizations in New York City

Feb 29
Wed

Peter Hall

SPA

Philanthropy and the Social Enterprise Spectrum

Mar 21
Wed

Dave Marcotte

UMBC, Department of Public Policy

Public Higher Education Tuition and Student Enrollment Decisions

Mar 28
Wed

Thad Calabrese

SPA

Pension Obligation Bonds and Government Spending

Apr 4
Wed

Ted Joyce

Baruch College, Economics & Finance

Back to the Future? Abortion Before & After Roe

Apr 18
Wed
Don Waisanen SPA

(Trans)national Advocacy in the Ousting of Milosevic: The Otpor Movement's Glocal Recursivity

Apr 25
Wed

Micheline Blum, Doug Muzzio, and Benjamin Tsoi

SPA and NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

TBA

May 2
Wed
Matt Neidell Columbia School of Public Health Pollution and Worker Productivity
May 9
Wed

David S. Johnson.

 

Social, Economic & Housing Statistic Division, U.S. Census Bureau TBA
May 16
Wed
Sanders Korenman and Dahlia Remler SPA TBA


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