2024 IRES GRADUATE WORKSHOP

June 7-8, 2024

Chapman University

Orange, CA


IRES invites applications to its Annual Graduate Student Workshop. The workshop is designed primarily for advanced economics, sociology, and political science students, but we welcome proposals from all disciplines.

The Workshop provides two days of intensive instruction, interaction, and feedback for a select group of advanced graduate students. Each student must have a completed paper, which will be circulated and studied in advance. Sessions will center on presentations and discussions, with professors and students giving detailed feedback on each paper.

HOW TO APPLY

Applications should include a one-page summary and CV. The one page summary should include your name, university affiliation, email, graduate advisor, and a 300-500 word description of your work.

Complete the registration form no later than March 29, 2024. If you already have a draft of your paper, please include it with your application. Applications that include papers will be given higher priority.

ACCOMMODATIONS

IRES will cover the cost of an economy flight, hotel, and workshop meals.

If you are on immigration status, consult your designated school official to verify that you can participate in this workshop and receive an honorarium payment before applying. Due to federal restrictions, students with F1 visas will have to cover the costs of their own flights.

FACULTY PARTICIPANTS

  • Chris Bader, Chapman University (Sociology)
  • Vasiliki Fouka, Stanford University (Political Science)
  • Laurence Iannaccone, Chapman University (Economics)
  • Taylor Jaworski, University of Colorado, Boulder (Economics)
  • Erik Kimbrough, Chapman University (Economics)
  • Avital Livny, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Political Science)
  • Mike McBride, UC Irvine (Economics)
  • Salma Mousa, UCLA (Political Science)
  • Steven Pfaff, University of Washington (Sociology)
  • Jared Rubin, Chapman University (Economics)
  • Carolyn Warner, University of Nevada, Reno (Political Science)

Our Supporters
Funding for ASREC has been provided by Chapman University. Located in Orange, California, Chapman's mission is to provide a personalized education of distinction that leads to inquiring, ethical and productive lives as global citizens.

Funding for graduate student workshops, ASREC events, conferences, and research generously provided by the John Templeton Foundation.