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The 2017 Fall Research Conference theme,
Measurement Matters
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will focus on the importance of data and measurement, and celebrate the government staff who work to improve the measures we use every day. It is more essential than ever to demonstrate the importance of using evidence and research in policy making.
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Hotel Reservation Deadline: October 2nd
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APPAM Member Rates:
- Early Registration Rate for Professionals: $365
- Regular Registration Rate for Professionals: $485
- Work for the government? Email Meghan Grenda for a 15% discount. Must have a .gov email to qualify.
includes access to all sessions, continental breakfast each day, refreshment breaks each day, receptions each evening, lunch on Saturday, and all other non-ticketed conference activities.
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Registration Add On's:
*Open only to professionals who do not hold a PhD.
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Registration for the
2017 Fall Research Conference
includes access to all sessions, continental breakfast each day, refreshment breaks each day, receptions each evening, lunch on Saturday, and all other non-ticketed conference activities.
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APPAM Member Referral Program
Have a peer who would like to join APPAM? Be sure to tell them all about us!
Learn more about the
APPAM Member Referral Program
and the rewards for you, including how to get into
#2017APPAM for free
! Program ends September 30.
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2017 Equity & Inclusion Student Fellowship
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In an effort to encourage participation by underrepresented students in APPAM and its activities, the Policy Council and APPAM’s Diversity Committee awarded the inaugural ‘APPAM Equity and Inclusion Fellowship’ to 25 students in 2016. Due to the success of the program, the number of fellowships increased to 35 for 2017.
The fellowship supports the travel and participation of these students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds at the 2017 APPAM Fall Research Conference. APPAM received well over 100 applications - special thanks to the Equity & Inclusion Fellowship Selection Committee for reviewing every application.
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You're Hired! Now What?
The Do's, the Don'ts, and What to Expect Once You've Snagged a Faculty Position
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Join APPAM policy academics as they divulge what to do (and not do) after you’ve received a faculty position. Attendees will learn how to negotiate offers, what your new employer expects from you, how to prepare as a new-hire, and what the post-interview timeline looks like.
Webinar:
Tuesday, September 19, 12:00 - 1:00pm EDT.
Sign up here!
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NEW: Build Your Career with APPAM
APPAM wants to help you find the career that you're looking for!
Click here
for a list of current open positions at one of our Institutional Members.
Are you an institutional member and want to include a listing on this page? Please send the position details and information link to Tristanne Staudt,
tstaudt@appam.org
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New Issue of JPAM Now Available
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APPAM Members in the News
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- Ron Haskins co-chaired the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking. The report, released on September 7th, "envisions a future in which rigorous evidence is created efficiently, as a routine part of government operations, and used to construct effective public policy."
- Stanford University Professor Susanna Loeb has been appointed the next director of Brown University’s Annenberg Institute for School Reform.
- In this No Jargon podcast, Jenni Owen discusses how she and the office of North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper engage with research, and offers do’s and don’ts for researchers and advocates who want to inform policy
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Have news to share?
We want to feature your work! Email coverage and information to
info@appam.org
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