Ever wonder why the U.S.'s finances are described in such disastrous terms? Want to try your hand at creating better budgets? JOIN US for free pizza and a hands-on challenge: tackling real-world trade-offs in government and spending.
Wednesday, March 25th 4:15-6:00 pm WALC 2007 Please register here:
Please join us on Friday afternoons for Political Science Research Workshops (PSRW).
More Information About PSRW
PAIR organizes programming for the broader Purdue community, connecting students to research opportunities and providing special courses. This includes campus talks and an annual student trip to the Indiana Statehouse.
Midwest Workshop in Empirical Political Science
Friday, April 10
“Punished but Not Defeated? Economic Shocks, Challenger Entry, and Incumbent Accountability in Brazil” (Laura Chelidonopoulos, University of Pittsburgh)
“Others Might Return but I Will Not: Insights from a Survey Experiment Study of Ukrainian Refugees in the Czech Republic” (Matej Jungwirth, Northwestern University)
“Automated Ethnic Bias” (Eddie Yang, Purdue University)
“Internet Access and Political Engagement: Evidence from South Africa” (Alexis Jang, Washington University in St. Louis)
Purdue Springfest: Saturday, April 18
Political Science displays will include information about the Governance and Responsible AI Lab and Pi Sigma Alpha, the Political Science Honor Society.
