Institute of Human Development and Social Change

Proseminar Series

The Institute for Education Sciences-funded Predoctoral Interdisciplinary Research Training (IES-PIRT) program is an interdisciplinary fellowship program designed to train students of diverse backgrounds to become outstanding researchers in the educational sciences. In addition to funding doctoral students from the six affiliated departments across NYU (Steinhardt/Applied Psychology, Teaching and Learning, Humanities and the Social Sciences, and the Institute for Education and Social Policy; GSAS/Economics and Sociology; and the Wagner School of Public Service) the program includes a proseminar series. The series brings together presentations by both NYU and external experts who will help to introduce, reintroduce, and consolidate students' advanced understanding of the concepts of internal, external, construct, and statistical validity.

The proseminars are held on Mondays from 12:00-1:00PM at various locations around the NYU campus during the academic year. Each presentation is followed by a didactic session from 1:00-1:50 for IES-PIRT fellows only. (Co-sponsored talks will be held on Thursdays).

Date

                                         Speakers

  Presentation                   

Location

9/14

Amy Schwartz & Larry Aber
(Instructors and Students only)


 

Pless, 82 WSQ East
5th Floor Conference Room

9/21

Robert Pianta
University of Virginia/ Education

Robert C.Pianta,2009

Pless, 82 WSQ East
4th Floor Payne Room

9/28

No Proseminar
(Yom Kippur)

 

 

10/5

Erin O'connor
New York University/ Teaching and Learning

O'Connor,Dearing, Collins,2009

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

10/15
Thursday
12:00-1:00 

Tom Dee
Swathmore University/ Economics
(Co-sponsored with Applied Psychology)

Thomas Dee, 2009

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

10/19

Joshua Aronson
New York University/ Applied Psychology

Aronson, Fried, Good, 2001
Aronson, Good, Inzlicht, 2003

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

10/26

Patrick Sharkey
New York University/ Sociology

Sharkey, 2009

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

11/2

Jane Waldfogel
Columbia University/ Social Work

Magnuson,Waldfogel

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

11/9

Corinne Herlihy
MDRC

Abstract

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542 

11/19
Thursday
3:30-4:45

Brian Jacob
University of Michigan/ Economics/ Public Policy
(Co-Sponsored with Wagner)

Dee, Jacob, 2009

Puck Building,
295 Lafayette, 2nd Floor

11/23

Marc Scott
New York University/ Humanities & Social Sciences

Scott, 2009

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

11/30

Beth Weitzman, Diana Silver and Tod Mijanovich
New York University/ Health & Public Policy

Weitzman,Mijanovich,silver,Brecher,2009
Weitzman,Silver,Dillman

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

12/7

Rebecca Maynard
University of Pennsylvania/ Economics/ Education

 

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 542

12/14

Amy Schwartz & Larry Aber
(Instructors and Students only)

 

726 Broadway, 5th Floor,
Conference Room 541

View an archive of the 2008/2009 Proseminar Series.