Academic Workshops 2010-11
PUBLIC SPEAKING - workshop
Date: 9 October 2010
Venue: FT 909
Speaker: Maja Nenadovic (Univ. of Amsterdam)
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GRANTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE - workshop
Date: 5 November 2010
Venue: FT 908
Speakers:
- Vanda Mohacsi (ACRO)
- Zsuzsa Blum (Financial Aid Office)
- Eszter Stubenwoll (BFO)
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CURRICULUM AND COURSE DESIGN - workshop
Date: 12 November 2010
Venue: FT 908
Topic: Trends in higher education and their effects on curriculum and course design
Speaker: Matyas Szabo (CRC)
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BETWEEN POLITICS AND ACADEMIA - workshop
Date: 19 November 2010
Venue: FT 908
Speaker: Andras Bozoki (CEU)
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BETWEEN THINK TANKS AND ACADEMIA - workshop
Date: 26 November 2010
Venue: FT 908
Speaker: Diane Stone (Warwick/CEU)
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Recycling Bins, Garbage Cans or Think Tanks? Three Myths regarding Policy Analysis Institutes
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PROJECT DESIGN, METHODOLOGY AND FIELDWORK - workshop
Date: 4 December 2010
Venue: Monument Building 203
Speaker: Sidney Tarrow (Cornell University)
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SEARCHING FOR ACADEMIC JOBS - workshop
Date: 20 January 2011
Venue: FT 909
Speaker: Jason Wittenberg (Berkeley)
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JOB SEARCHING - workshop
Date: 3 February 2011
Venue: FT 909
Topic: Job searching strategies and carrier opportunities for CEU graduates.
Speaker: Rita Fekete (Carrier Services)
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NOTES AND CITATIONS - workshop
Date: 10 February 2011
Venue: FT 909
Topic: Organizing notes, using bibliographical citation managers, etc.
Speaker:
- Daniela Sirinic (CEU)
- Kristin Makszin (CEU)
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RESEARCH PROPOSAL - workshop
Date: 24 February 2011
Venue: FT 909
Topic: The perfect research proposal
Speaker: Philippe C. Schmitter (EUI)
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MAKING STUDENT LIFE EASIER - workshop
Date: 17 March 2011
Venue: FT 909
Topic: Making student life easier. Informal guide from advanced PhD students.
The Academic Practice Workshop is an exchange of information between PhD students at the doctoral school with the aim of offering practical advice on how to progress with your dissertation and get to the point of defense. There will be a short summary of responses to a survey of many advanced PhD students, but most of the time will be devoted to questions and answers. Advanced students, please come and share your knowledge!! Everyone come with questions!!
Speaker: Kristin Makszin and co. (CEU)
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TURNING PAPERS INTO PUBLICATION - workshop
Date: 7 April 2011
Venue: FT 909
Topic: Many PhD students dread writing for publication and postpone publishing their work until the very end of their PhD studies (possibly even after they have defended their dissertation), until they feel they have “figured it all out”. Once they have completed the dissertation, however, they find that it is extremely difficult to cut down their 200+ pages to article length. In this session Reka is going to talk about how to resolve this dilemma and how to start publishing your work as you progress towards completing your PhD research, simply by using the papers you produce during your studies.
Speaker: Reka Futasz (Center for Academic Writing)