Hi! This page is a central coordination point for the Emory Political Science PhD program’s recruiting for 2020. Below is information on setting up virtual meetings with faculty, as well as information about the virtual visit held on Saturday, March 28th, 2020.
A little preparatory material (optional, of course!):
- A Timeline/Schedule for the Emory Political Science PhD Program
- Emory Political Science Graduate Outcomes/Placements since 1998
Group Meetings with Current Graduate Students
These will be recorded so that students can view them afterwards.
- Recording of Wednesday Evening (5-6pm, EDT, 4/1/2020) (password sent in email)
- Recording of Saturday Morning (10-11am, EDT, 4/4/2020) (password sent in email)
Contact Information For One-on-One Virtual Meetings with Faculty
Most of the faculty have asked that you simply email them to set up meetings. You should feel free (and encouraged!) to email any faculty member you are interested in speaking with! Also, feel free to reach out to me if I can be of assistance with this.
- Jeff Staton, Department Chair
- Maggie Penn, Director of Graduate Studies
- John Patty, Director of Graduate Admissions (or jwpatty@gmail.com)
- Courtney Brown
- Natalia Bueno
- Tom Clark
- Bernard Fraga
- Emily Gade
- Andra Gillespie
- Adam Glynn
- Nahomi Ichino
- Danielle Jung
- Pablo Montagnes
- Zac Peskowitz
- Eric Reinhardt
- Dani Reiter
- Michael Rich
- Miguel Rueda
- Renard Sexton
Virtual Visit Information, 3/28/2020
10am-12pm: Morning Sessions
10-10:20 Introductory Presentation
- Jeff Staton, Department Chair
- Maggie Penn, Director of Graduate Studies
- John Patty, Director of Graduate Admissions
10:20-10:40 Qualitative & Quantitative Methods
- Andra Gillespie
- Adam Glynn
- Miguel Rueda
10:40-11:00 Political Theory
- John Patty
- Maggie Penn
11:00-11:20 American Politics
- Tom Clark
- Andra Gillespie
- Zac Peskowitz
11:20-11:40 Comparative Politics
- Jen Gandhi
- Miguel Rueda
- Jeff Staton
11:40-12:00 International Relations
- David Davis
- Emily Gade
- Dani Reiter
1:00-3:30pm: Topical Research Meetings
Afternoon Sessions, Room 1 Zoom Recording
Sessions (in order):
Political Economy
Political Institutions
Conflict, Repression, and Human Rights
Fieldwork
Immigration Law Lab
Afternoon Sessions, Room 2 Zoom Recording
Sessions (in order):
Elections
Identity & Politics
Public Policy
Politics of Policing
Including: Profs. Davis, Patty, Staton, & Reinhardt
Including: Profs. Fraga, Ichino, & Peskowitz
1:30-2:00 Political Institutions
Including: Profs. Bolton, Clark, Gandhi, Montagnes, & Staton
Including: Profs. Fraga, Ichino, & Penn
2:00-2:30 Conflict, Repression, and Human Rights
Including: Profs. Davis, Gandhi, Jung, Reiter, & Staton
Including: Profs. Bolton, Bueno, Owens, & Peskowitz
Including: Profs. Ichino, Jung, & Staton
2:45-3:15 Politics of Policing
Including: Profs. Clark, Glynn, & Owens
Including: Profs. Fraga & Staton