Appam fall conference program

They will describe the processes the President controls and the challenges of advancing an agenda through Congress and through the bureaucracy.

Panelists will include policymakers who have served in senior policy roles at Executive Office agencies in several Presidential administrations. In the wake of the recent Presidential election, panelists will discuss how at the start of a term a President is likely to use his domestic policy making capacities.

One of the parts of the Fall Research Conference that is important to members, is networking. Meet with your peers to chat about the state of research in your area, scholarship you found great at the conference, and other topics.

Navigating the academy as a member of an underrepresented group Tuesday, November 10 — pm to pm Eastern Moderators— Sarah Charnes and Tina Fletcher. Confronting structural racism in policy research Tuesday, November 10 — pm to pm Eastern Moderator — Rachel Perera. Click Here to register for the event. Students: Are you nearing the end of your Master's program and considering moving on to a doctoral program?

Are you unsure where to start? The PhD Program Fair is the event for you. The program representatives will shed light on their individual programs, including the degree process, timing, and admission details.

Held via Zoom Meetings, students attendees at this year's PhD Program Fair will have the opportunity to hear more about a doctoral degree in general before meeting with three programs, based on preferences given in the application. The APPAM Fall Research Conference is a multi-disciplinary annual research conference that attracts the highest quality research on a wide variety of important current and emerging policy and management issues.

The conference is comprised of panels, roundtables, workshops, symposia and poster presentations and is designed to encourage substantive interaction among participants. Fall Research Conference The APPAM Fall Research Conference is a multi-disciplinary annual research conference that attracts the highest quality research on a wide variety of important current and emerging policy and management issues. As our 43nd annual meeting, the APPAM Fall Research Conference will be a multi-disciplinary research conference attracting the highest quality research on a wide variety of important current and emerging policy and management issues.

The conference is comprised of super sessions, panels, roundtables, poster presentations, and special events and is designed to encourage substantive interaction among participants.

Traditionally, public policy analysis and management research was mainly led by trained and credentialed experts with participants and key stakeholders primarily serving as research subjects or informants.

Moreover, the backgrounds and experiences of the researchers themselves did not often reflect those impacted by the research. As the field evolves, more inclusive practices have emerged and many organizations, including APPAM, now recognize the value of increasing the number of professionals from underrepresented groups contributing to the field. We encourage submissions that demonstrate how the inclusion of diverse voices and perspectives in all phases of policy analysis and management will strengthen the field while making our work product better and more relevant.

Conference sessions will be organized into policy areas. View them here. For more details on the events and the full conference schedule, please view our Online Program. All attendees are given the opportunity to read the code and agree to abide by it as a condition for registration.

The full code can be found here. Find out more here. We take our staff and attendee's safety very seriously. Please see our page that details all the precautions we have taken. Additionally, there is a virtual option for attendees who don't feel safe in person. Attendees are required to be fully vaccinated by March 12, Participation in the Virtual Meetup is encouraged. For more information on Mentoring, including eligibility, mentoring categories and the sign up form, see our Mentoring page.

Over the past half century, there have been multiple policy efforts to address racial inequities across education, housing, environmental quality, health, income support, and other areas of social policy. The design, implementation, and effects of these policies have been a regular subject of policy analysis.

In this plenary roundtable, speakers will assess what we have learned about what has and has not worked to promote racial justice across these areas. They will describe how or whether the lessons of prior policy analyses have informed subsequent policy development and discuss what lessons those analyses offer for the future of initiatives to address racial justice.

Domestic Policymaking. Participants will discuss how the President advances a policy agenda through legislation, regulation, and administrative action. They will describe the processes the President controls and the challenges of advancing an agenda through Congress and through the bureaucracy. Panelists will include policymakers who have served in senior policy roles at Executive Office agencies in several Presidential administrations.

In the wake of the recent Presidential election, panelists will discuss how at the start of a term a President is likely to use his domestic policy making capacities. One of the parts of the Fall Research Conference that is important to members, is networking. Meet with your peers to chat about the state of research in your area, scholarship you found great at the conference, and other topics.