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The Pennsylvania Political Science
Association (PPSA) Annual Meeting includes panels and papers in all
subfields of political science. Special features of the meeting include a
section of research by undergraduate students as well as panels addressing
politics and policy in Pennsylvania
and the mid-Atlantic region.
Preliminary Program now available.
View/print
Preliminary Program in MS Word.
Conference
Registration Form
Print
form and mail it with payment to preregister.
Hotel Information
Holiday Inn Express,
Allentown
Phone
610-437-9255 and identify
yourself as attending the Pennsylvania Political Science Association Meeting
to receive the conference rate ($99).
Rooms
will be held through March 7.
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More
About the PPSA:
You
can secure PPSA membership (and member registration rates) for the faculty
of an entire department using the departmental
membership form.
To
learn more about the PPSA, please visit our web sites:
- Commonwealth:
A Journal of Political Science: Founded in 1987 as a general journal of political science, Commonwealth was published
jointly with the Legislative Office for Research Liaison (LORL) of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 2007 to 2010.
- The
official PPSA web site includes a history of the PPSA and general
information about the organization as well as links to data sources
and news coverage of Pennsylvania
politics. Dr. Fran Moran of New
Jersey City
University is
the webmaster and NJCU hosts the site.
- Previous
conference programs:
·
72nd Annual
meeting in 2011 at the State Capitol in Harrisburg, held jointly with the
Middle Atlantic American Studies Association and the Middle Atlantic Folklife Association
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71st Annual
meeting in 2010 at the State Capitol in Harrisburg.
·
70th Annual
Meeting includes the program from the 2009 meeting at Elizabethtown, held jointly with the
Middle Atlantic American Studies Association.
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73rd Annual
Meeting Program Committee
Program
Chair:
E. Brooke Harlowe, Lock Haven University (phone: 570-484-2341; fax:
570-484-2830; email: bharlowe@Lhup.edu)
Site
Coordinator:
Christopher Borick, Muhlenberg College
Political Theory: Giacomo
Gambino, Muhlenberg College (email: Gambino@muhlenberg.edu)
American Government and Public Policy: Jean Wahl Harris and
Julie Schumacher Cohen, co-chairs, University of Scranton (email: jean.harris@scranton.edu)
Judicial Politics and Constitutional Law: Kyle Kreider, Wilkes University.
(email: kyle.kreider@wilkes.edu)
State and Local Government: Michele DeMary, Susquehanna University. (email: demary@susqu.edu)
International Relations: Mark Sachleben, Shippensburg University (email: mdsachleben@ship.edu)
Comparative Politics: Beth Admiraal, King’s College, (email: bethadmiraal@kings.edu)
Undergraduate
Student Research:
Andrew Miller, Wilkes University.
(email: andrew.miller1@wilkes.edu).
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