ISERP Events

2012 Election Series Launches Feb. 9: Predictions and Elections

The 2012 ISERP Election Series launches with the panel "Predictions and Elections: What's Next?," featuring professors Robert Erikson, Andrew Gelman and Robert Shapiro.

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Upcoming Events

Feb 09, 2012

Predictions and Elections: What's Next?

Andrew Gelman, Robert Shapiro, Robert Erikson

Feb 09, 2012

Saudi Arabia and the Arab Spring Uprisings

Bernard Haykel (Princeton)

Feb 09, 2012

QMSS Seminar: How Sports Analytics are Changing the Game

Vince Gennaro, Columbia University

Feb 13, 2012

Sengal's Elections

Bachir Souleymane Diagne, Etienne Smith, Alfred Stepan, and Alioune Badara Diop (a political scientist from Senegal). Moderated by Mamadou Diou

Feb 16, 2012

QMSS Seminar, Topic: TBA

Miyako Ikeda, OECD

Feb 17, 2012

IRB Information Session for ISERP Affiliates, Students

Joyce Plaza, Columbia Institutional Review Board

Feb 20, 2012

TBA

Costas Panagopoulos (Fordham University)

Feb 23, 2012

Economic Sociology Meets Economic Geography

Various Speakers

Feb 23, 2012

QMSS Seminar, Topic: TBA

Mark Orr and Andrew Kosenko, Columbia University

Mar 05, 2012

TBA

Kate Krimmel, Jeffrey Lax, and Justin Phillips (Columbia University)

Mar 21, 2012

Elections and Grassroots Movements

Professors Todd Gitlin (Journalism) and Dorian Warren (Political Science)

Apr 12, 2012

TBA

Eric Schickler

Apr 16, 2012

TBA

John Zaller (UCLA)

Apr 18, 2012

2008 vs. 2012: Assessing President Obama

Professors Ira Katznelson and Fredrick Harris (More TBA)

Apr 26, 2012

Social Inequality and Mass Higher Education

Paul Attewell

Apr 30, 2012

TBA

Paolo Parigi (Stanford University)

Apr 30, 2012

TBA

John Lapinski (University of Pennsylvania)

ISERP Global Centers Seed Grants

ISERP Global Centers Seed Grant Program supports interdisciplinary research and strengthens research infrastructure of Columbia Global Centers. Applications are due March 15, 2012. Average award size is $30,000.

Learn more and apply for these grants»

Book Release: After the Fall

Within weeks of 9/11 the Columbia Center for Oral History and ISERP deployed interviewers to begin collecting the accounts of hundreds of New Yorkers. After the Fall (September 2011) contains a selection of these raw and poignant testimonies.

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MA Programs Open Houses

A series of Open Houses will be held beginning January 30 for two ISERP-affiliated graduate programs, Oral History Master of Arts and Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences. We encourage all prospective students to attend.

Learn more about our Open Houses»