 Paul Beck Receives
2004 Distinguished Scholar Award
On January 27, 2004, OSU President Holbrook, Vice President Rosol, and
others honored Paul Beck by surprising him with the news that he has been
named one of the 2004 Distinguished Scholar Award winners.
Guther wins Second Distinguised Award
The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences is delighted
to announce the selection of three Joan N. Huber Faculty Fellows in the
sixth
year of the program:
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Brenda L. Dervin, School of Journalism and Communication
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Richard Gunther, Department of Political Science
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Catherine M. Stoney, Department of Psychology
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The purpose of this program is to acknowledge and reward the
strongest scholars on the SBS faculty. It is named in honor of Joan Huber,
 who in her own scholarly career
and as Dean of SBS [1984-1992], set the highest standards for faculty in SBS,
standards we aspire to continue.
The colleagues selected as Joan N. Huber Faculty Fellows will receive an
annual cash award of $5,000 a year for three years to further their research
programs.
In January it was announced that Dick Gunther had won the University's Faculty Award for
Distinguished University Service. It was announced to him in a surprise
visit by the President and Provost to a committee meeting he was attending
on Tuesday, January 20, 2004.
As many of you know, Dick has made very valuable contributions to the
University in a series of important service roles, including his
Chairmanship of the University Fiscal Committee for the last two years and
his leadership of the campaign to protect the University budget and mission
against legislative action last Spring. He is an eminently worthy
recipient of a distinguished service award.
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Upcoming Events
Comparative Politics Research Wokshop
Tony Mughan will present a paper titled "Economic Insecurity and
Welfare Policy Preferences: A Micro-Level Analysis" in the comparative
politics research wokshop this Thursday, April 27, 2004 at 3:30
in the Spencer Room. I've attached the paper and as usual we will end
before 4:45.Also save May 6th for Georgii Derlugian who will be
presenting in the workshop. Also Bill Liddle has agreed to give a
presentation on May 20th.
PRISM and ITV Present
"Time Series Models for Event Counts" Friday, April
30 1:00 2:00 p.m. Lord Hall, Room 19 Patrick Brandt (Ph.D., Indiana)
is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Texas. His research
focuses on the dynamics of divided government and legislative-executive
relations. Brandt possesses methodological interests in time series,
dynamic event count models, and Bayesian vector autoregression. His work
has appeared in the American Journal of Political Science and
Political Analysis. Brandt currently has a National Science
Foundation grant (with John Freeman) for the investigation of Bayesian
time series applications to the study of international conflict.
Leadership Series
The next speaker in our Leadership Series is George Breslauer, who
will speak on Wednesday May 5, from 3:30-5:00 in Rm 1039 Derby
Hall. The title of his talk is "Reflections on the Study of
Transformational Leadership."
Breslauer is Chancellor's Professor of Political Science, and Dean of
Social Sciences, at the University of California at Berkeley. He
received his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Michigan
in 1973. He is author or editor of 12 books on Soviet and post-Soviet
politics and foreign relations, most recently Gorbachev and Yeltsin
as Leaders (Cambridge UP, 2002). In 1997, he received the
Distinguished Teaching Award in the Social Sciences. In 1998, he was
appointed Chancellor's Professor in recognition of exceptional levels of
accomplishment in research, teaching, and service. In 1999, he was
appointed Dean of Social Sciences.
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