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Happenings from HQ
There's a lot happening this February for our Institutional Members!
- The submission period for the 2017 Fall Research Conference opened earlier this month and submissions will be accepted until April 5th. Proposals can be submitted below.
- The 2018 & 2019 International Conference RFPs are available below!
- We've developed a new Media Kit featuring advertising opportunities for our APPAM Institutional Members! Check it out below.
- The next Institutional Representatives meeting will be held at The Brookings Institution in Washington, DC on March 31 from 3:00 – 5:30pm. This meeting will focus on a strategic plan for the institutional reps. The meeting will immediately be followed by a reception. Please RSVP by March 17 to Tara Sheehan.
- Interested in running for the Chair of the Institutional Representatives Committee? The term is two years (tenure would begin in April and conclude with the meeting in April 2019) and the chair leads the institutional reps. The Chair is also a member of the APPAM Policy Council and Executive Committee. For more information about the position, please contact Tara Sheehan.
- Our events calendar is for you! Be sure to let the APPAM audience know about your upcoming event by posting it here!
Missed January's Update? Check it out here.
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Fall Research Conference Submissions
Submissions for the 2017 Fall Research Conference in Chicago will be accepted until April 5, 2017. The event, themed "Measurement Matters: Better Data for Better Decisions,” will be held November 2 - 4.
Find more information about the conference and submission process here.
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Request for Proposals:
2018 & 2019 International Conferences
An RFP to host the 2018 and 2019
International Research Conferences
is available here.
Please note in your proposal which year you are interested in hosting or if you are interested in potentially hosting either year. If you submitted a proposal for the 2017 conference and would like to resubmit that proposal, please feel free to do that.
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2017 Student Conferences
Registration for both 2017 Student Conferences will open on February 28. For more information about the conferences, please visit the webpage.
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Shine in the Spotlight!
Want to be in the Institutional Member Spotlight? Check out our current spotlight, featuring the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University. Contact Meghan Grenda for this complementary and exclusive opportunity!
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APPAM 2017 Institutional Membership Renewals
Thank you to all APPAM Institutional Members who have renewed through 2017. If you have done so, you should have received a message from Meghan Grenda, Membership & Administration Manager, with instructions on how to redeem your complimentary memberships.
All APPAM academic Institutional Members receive 20 complimentary student memberships and all APPAM non-academic Institutional Members receive 5 complimentary professional memberships with their renewal.
If you have not yet renewed and would like to, or if you have a question regarding your membership, please contact Meghan Grenda.
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Want to put your organization in front of a larger audience? APPAM reaches beyond our members, to industry-leading individuals and organizations, and our new advertising spots allow you to place your programs and services in front of this expansive audience. Check out our updated
Media Kit
for our current advertising opportunities!
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JPAM Featured Article
"On Measuring and Reducing Selection Bias with a Quasi-Doubly Randomized Preference Trial"
By: Ted Joyce, Ph.D.; Dahlia K. Remler, Ph.D.; David A. Jaeger, Ph.D.; Onur Altindag, Ph.D.; Stephen D. O'Connell, Ph.D.; and Sean Crockett, Ph.D.
In this paper, the authors demonstrate how a randomized experiment can be leveraged to measure selection bias and preference effects by conducting a subsequent observational study that is identical in every way except that subjects choose their treatment—a quasi-Doubly Randomized Preference Trial (quasi-DRPT).
As part of our ongoing effort to promote JPAM authors to the APPAM membership and the public policy field at large, we have asked the author to answer a few questions. See the authors' interview responses here.
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